Daniel has over 20 years of experience building, running and overseeing community-based programs working with youth and adults throughout the Bay Area from his work in San Mateo County building the Sheriffs Activity League Coast Side programs, to San Francisco County with Mission Graduates helping to rebuild the Mission Beacon and Santa Clara County with the Community Services Unit at Alum Rock Counseling Center. Daniel is the Deputy Chief Program Officer at the Bill Wilson Center and is passionate about work that provides everyone with access to new opportunities.

Toni was born and raised in San Jose, though she attended school in Mtn. View, California. She now lives in Hollister, California with her twins (Austin & Sophia) and husband (Chris) whom she met her sophomore year at Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo. Her educational background includes an undergraduate degree in International Business Management, graduate degree in Law and a Real Estate License. She has devoted 18 years of her career to public service work and social welfare reform within Santa Clara County’s justice system. More recently, she has entered into the private sector by purchasing and remodeling a historical building and launching her business, The Neon Exchange, Inc.

Jennifer Del Bono was raised in Salinas, CA. yet she and her family have called Gilroy "home" for the past 15 years. She works as a consultant with the HEARD Alliance, promoting suicide prevention efforts in K-12 school settings. Both personally and professionally Jennifer is committed to furthering good health, equity, and possibility for everyone.

Rebecca Garcia has 16 years of professional experience in the public sector. She has worked in the affordable housing and homeless realm supporting the City of San Jose, the County of Santa Clara, and currently for the City of Morgan Hill, providing her a natural opportunity to coordinate services, policies, and leverage resources across agencies. She has helped lead key local affordable housing policy efforts and developed and collaborated on numerous innovative models including the Housing 1000 Campaign, which brought more than 1,000 chronically homeless men and women home.

Shelley brings over two decades of social justice work to CTV as Executive Director of Carry the Vision. She is the co-founder of the Restore Program which brings transformative life skills into education, reentry services, and the nonprofit and business sector. Her passion is to bring restorative practices and opportunities into all sectors of the community and for people from all backgrounds to realize their full potential to change the world.