Musarrat Al-Azzeh, MA., MSc., a humanitarian with over 13 years of experience working in conflict zones, works with grassroots organizations, community leaders, and governments to build sustainable initiatives that meet the needs of the most marginalized populations. She passionately builds sustainable community-driven health, social, and economic infrastructures, and is committed to building bridges between communities and cultures. At Support + Feed, Musarrat fosters robust collaborations to advance community and global food equity and climate change.

Amaris is an LA-based actor and artist dedicated to building meaningful connections through art, culture, and impact. As the Volunteer and LA Program Specialist, she leads the development and management of Support + Feed's national volunteer program while supporting local programming in Los Angeles. Amaris continues to bridge the worlds of activism and live events on tour, cultivating immersive experiences that engage audiences and inspire change. Passionate about plant-based advocacy and climate action, she collaborates with artists, venues, and partners to inspire action and amplify the movement toward a more just and sustainable food system.

Maggie Baird is the visionary behind Support and Feed as well as a long-time vegan who is passionate about plant-based eating, helping people in need, and working to end the climate crisis. Maggie is an outspoken advocate for the “greening” of the music industry, from the impacts of touring and merchandise to photoshoots and video production, etc. Maggie offers expertise in the mission’s subject matter and has an active and engaged audience ready to get involved in supporting the cause.

A lifelong advocate for underserved communities and the animate world, Julie is a principled thought partner dedicated to making life better for all beings. She’s served as a founding officer or board member of diverse national and local non-profit, public, and for-profit organizations across multiple sectors, including banking, micro-granting, maternal health and family wellbeing, ecology, and the arts. She holds an M.A. in Leadership and Organizational Change and the CNAP certification for Nonprofit Accounting Professionals.

Megan is a Digital Media Expert with degrees in Kinesiology and Global Health. Her work with underserved communities has fueled her passion for creating educational content around sustainability, the climate crisis, and health + wellness. Megan is committed to finding equitable solutions to combating the climate crisis through digital education, working with community organizations, and collaborating with activists + artists to amplify our climate emergency. She spearheads the digital storytelling and marketing endeavors at Support and Feed.

Evelyn Estrada advocates for accessible mental health resources and nutritional food for everyone. She has worked for non-profit mental health organizations in school and community-based programs for over ten years. Her volunteer work includes Peace Corps Philippines, CRECE (a community farm in Santa Ana), and Todo Verde. She is yoga certified and recently earned her master's degree in social entrepreneurship at USC.

Tiffiny is currently a mother, companion, mentor, grower, doula, researcher, and health educator in Southwest Detroit. She has deep-rooted interests in mental health and wellbeing, maternal and child health, and urban agriculture in communities of color. She is also a strong advocate for food and research justice as well as getting out in nature. She supports encouraging the community to live healthy lives and make decisions to make your best self even better.

In addition to senior executive-level entertainment industry experience, Allison also has a deep history of nonprofit leadership. She was Executive Director of the famed Groundling Theater and also for Art Share LA, a non-profit that provided art, literacy, and social services to youth and families throughout LA County. She brings wide-ranging expertise, including supervision of the construction of 30 low-income housing units in downtown Los Angeles and tireless dedication to achieving equity and belonging for all.

Jessica Kinzler has been working in the nonprofit world for many years in programming and operations. She has a Master’s degree in Grant Writing, Management and Evaluation. Jessica began her plant-based journey over 20 years ago and loves Support + Feed’s intersectional mission for people, animals, and the planet. Jessica believes that culture is key to a successful organization and its programming. She’s a compassionate advocate for the individuals and communities that she works with.

Aivaras is responsible for maintaining and managing the Support+Feed website, as well as helping with other IT-related tasks.

Elana Lavine has over 15 years of experience in the marketing industry, working on creative and results-oriented strategies with prestigious advertising agencies, corporations, start-ups, and independent clients. Her work in the sustainable sector evolved over the past six years, fulfilling a personal career goal and passion. Elana has aided over 40 major brands through her unique blend of art and analytics, including award-winning projects. Elana has a BS in Advertising and currently resides in Phoenix after gaining valuable international experience through her work and travels.

Lissette Lorenz has nearly two decades of experience working at the intersection of food and climate justice. With a background in environmental studies (BA) and science and technology studies (MA), their current PhD research focuses on creatively combining tools from the arts and sciences to address complex eco-social challenges across individual, community, and planetary scales. Lissette applies their skills in program evaluation and analysis to growing Support + Feed’s impact nationally and internationally.

Sierra has lived in Nashville for 6 years and enjoys being a mother to her 16-year-old daughter. She has three college degrees and enjoys helping crime victims as a victim liaison full-time. Sierra has a passion for helping people in need and is grateful that she is able to collaborate with her sisters, Mariah and Sauda Ragland, who are in partnership with Support + Feed to provide delicious vegan meals to organizations in Nashville.

Hannah Roucher is passionate about food education and social justice. She holds degrees in culinary arts, psychology, and public health, with over 10 years of experience in community health and food access. She integrates culinary and wellness programs to address health inequities and improve food systems. In 2021, she was named one of the “40 Under 40: Rising Stars in NYC Food Policy.” She values Support+Feed’s plant-based approach and enjoys baking, photography, and biking.

Julie Schmid is an LA-based actor, dancer, and educator. She began her journey with Support + Feed as a volunteer and quickly became part of the core team. With a BA in Communication Arts, she delights in her role connecting volunteers, restaurants, and community partners. She is passionate about food and the environment (the Studio City Farmers Market is her happy place) and believes that every good deed has the power to create meaningful change.

Zoe is a photographer, videographer, and editor working at the intersection of psychology (B.A.), environmentalism (M.A.), sustainability, and the well-being of humans, animals, and the planet. Passionate about the collective health of people + the environment and deeply committed to raising awareness, enhancing behavioral change, promoting technological innovation, and advancing policy and legislative regulation toward a just, sustainable world, Zoe aims to provoke healing conversation and action through the use of educational visual media.

Drew works with underserved communities, increasing their quality of life by helping with access to better health and mental health care, and addressing substance use disorders and food insecurities while working towards the long-term goal of permanent housing. She is a full-time Care Navigator for Policing Alternatives and Diversion Initiative in Atlanta, GA, and is an active member of organizations that work to effect positive change in the area of juvenile and adult criminal justice.