Dut Tong, One of the Lost Boys from Sudan, and now South Sudanese and American citizen, Former Greater Aweil Community USA.INC(s) Foundation,  Chairman, Capital Community College student. Chairman and the founder of Akoch Atong Village Project, willing to make a difference in education and more back home in South Sudan.

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William earned a certificate in Primary Healthcare as a Community Health Worker in Nyla Darfur, Sudan. He went on to earn a diploma in Science and Medical Assistance from the Federal Ministry of Health, General Administration for Human Resources Development, Nyala, Sudan. He has taught extensively including as a Primary Head of Comboni Primary School. He also has worked for NGO’s including for the Tearfund Sudan Mission,  as well as for Action Against Hunger, ACF in Aweil East County. He is fluent in English, Dinka, and Arabic

Susan Keller, Treasurer, is a magna cum laude graduate of Bryn Mawr College, with a double major in English and French. She is a graduate of Vanderbilt University School of Law, and is a member of the NY State bar. She worked on Wall Street for several years and has been in the financial services field for 20 years.

Sandy has been a graphic designer for 30+ years working in the financial services sector. She holds a BFA from the University of Connecticut.