Sloan Falcon is presently a junior at Wilmington Friends School in Delaware.  He has been visiting nursing homes and senior facilities regularly since he was nine years old.  Sloan has personally raised more than six thousand dollars for Pass The Wisdom efforts.  He also regularly uses raised funds to contribute to EndHunger.ORG, St. Jude’s Children’s Hospital, Feed The Children and The New York Foundling.  

Aristotle is a senior at Tulane University in New Orleans.  He has a long history of community service.  Aristotle raised funds to buy and personally distribute blankets to Shady Lane Nursing Home residents while in high school.  He also personally raised thousands of dollars for Kings Things Food Pantry in Swedesboro, NJ. Aristotle has also worked with The Ministry of Caring, Inc. and personally sponsors a family in Costa Rica.

Mr. Pershes previously worked as a litigation associate for a well-regarded civil litigation boutique firm, managed electronic discovery projects for top national law firms litigating complex class action cases, and worked in-house for several private corporations. Consequently, he is well-rounded and has a great depth and breadth of knowledge.

He is originally from California and holds a J.D. from  the University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law and a B.A. in Political Science from the University of California, Irvine. Mr. Pershes relocated to the east coast several years ago.

A California native and current Texas resident, David has an established 20+ year career in Public Works Construction. In 2013, David co-founded Building Blocks for Hope, a non-profit organization focusing on Southern California and Northern Mexico. Using his talents and education endowed by his construction experience, David has been able to grow and expand the organization expediently over the last five years with continued development forecasted in the next upcoming periods. David is married with two daughters and currently resides in North Texas.

Elizabeth Miller is currently a senior at Tulane University studying English and Political Science. She grew up volunteering at her family’s adult foster care home in Oregon. Through high school Elizabeth also performed at assisted living facilities with her performing dance company during the holidays and volunteered at community events for senior citizens. Now at school she continues to give back her community working with middle school children as a debate coach and tournament judge. 

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She is also currently working towards completing her LSAT and applying to law schools. 
 

Isabella was born and raised in South Jersey. As an undergraduate, she studied Biology at Felician University in Rutherford, NJ. During her time at the university, Isabella was a 4-year varsity softball player. She actively volunteered with campus ministry to collect and deliver for the homeless in Manhattan and Newark. 

She is currently in pursuit to finish her second Bachelor's degree in Nursing at Thomas Jefferson University in Philadelphia.