“Life’s most persistent and urgent question is: What are you doing for others?”

Briana Hayes is an accomplished Project Administrator from Philadelphia with several years of experience in organizational strategy and development. In 2015, she completed her Associate of Arts in Business and has continually used this valuable knowledge to help businesses grow and thrive. Hayes has played a key role in the strategic development of companies in the wealth management and pharmaceutical industries. On the other hand, when Briana has some free time, she loves to read & spend time with loved ones. 

Briana's strong commitment to giving back to her community is the driving force behind taking on this role. She truly believes that young adults deserve access to quality education and her connections and resources can make this happen.

Lynette Flores, was born and raised in Philadelphia and is currently working in the heart of North Philadelphia as a Director of Operations. She is a first-generation college student and a lifelong learner. Lynette holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Health Care Administration from the University of Arizona Global Campus and is a certified CPR and First Aid instructor. She is currently pursuing her Master's in Business Administration with a concentration in Public Administration at Southern New Hampshire University.

In 2021, Lynette was awarded as advocate of the year for school-aged children and youth experiencing homelessness and children and youth in foster care. Her goal while in the education field these past 5 years is to make sure our youth and children facing barriers are receiving the proper guidance and support when facing life’s challenges and helping them prepare for self-sufficiency. Lynette is ecstatic to be apart of this astounding non profit organization and believes  collaboratively we can inspire our youth to achieve their greatest potential.

Brittany Bourne was born and raised in Philadelphia and works in crisis intervention services and case management. Her experience includes providing crisis support, conducting assessments, and advocating for individuals within the community. These roles have deepened her understanding of the importance of person-centered care and the need for comprehensive support systems. Brittany is particularly passionate about advocacy and policy analysis. She is dedicated to addressing systemic issues that affect marginalized communities and is focused on creating sustainable change. 

Brittany is pursuing her Master of Social Work at Temple University. She also holds a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology with a minor in Spanish from Temple University. Outside of her professional pursuits, Brittany enjoys traveling and exploring new cuisines, which reflects her curiosity and openness to diverse experiences.