Marcia Prasch grew up in Cooperstown, New York.  She attended College in Boston and North Carolina. She got involved with the Save Darfur Coalition after hearing a Lost Boy from Sudan speak at an IRC event in 2006. Past volunteer work includes teaching adults to read, working with mentally handicapped children and volunteering with "Culture on the Corner" in San Francisco, a program designed to show inner-city children a world outside of the Projects. Marcia enjoys travel, gardening, writing and spending time with her three children and husband.

A.J. Fay was born in Charleston, South Carolina, but did most of his growing up in Bend, Oregon. He got involved in the Darfur campaign through his work with Amnesty International USA. Past volunteer work: He is the Student Activist Coordinator for Amnesty International USA in Idaho, Volunteers with the International Rescue Committee, He also coordinates blood drives for the American Red Cross. A.J. enjoys traveling, cooking, reading, meeting new people, and spending time with family and friends.

Marilyn Griep is a Boise-born native and graduate of Boise High School and Boise State University.  She is a social worker; also, she enjoyed many years of volunteering in her daughter's schools.  Marilyn became involved with activism for Darfur in 2007, after several nudges from her sister in San Francisco.  It is her personal involvement with the many beautiful Africans here in Boise that helps keep her motivated to stay in the fight for peace in Darfur/Sudan and all of Africa. Marilyn enjoys reading, taking long walks with her husband, and hanging out with her daughter.