Sam is the Manager of Grassroots Strategy at PIH, and has been in the PIH Engage network since 2016, having founded and TC’d the Case Western Reserve University team, and as a current coach and core team member. Sam is also a registered nurse working in respite care with the Boston Health Care for the Homeless Program since 2021. She is a graduate of CWRU with a BS in Nursing and BA in Medical Anthropology. In her free time, she pets her cat, spends time with her seven siblings, and tries new restaurants with her friends!

Queeny is the Fundraising Senior Community Organizer at PIH. Her journey with PIH Engage began nearly four years ago when she started a team at the University of Florida. There, she earned her BS in Health Sciences with a minor in Health Disparities in Society. After two years leading a PIH Engage team, she transitioned into coaching other teams as a part of the Engage Network Leadership Team. Additionally, she has been part of Engage’s core volunteer team for the past year, supporting training and facilitating coaching within Engage. She is trying to find time for more creative hobbies but currently enjoys reading and listening to her favorite podcasts in her free time.

Fynn is the Advocacy Senior Community Organizer at PIH. They love hyping global public health campaigns and getting Engagers the support they need to reach out effectively to their elected officials. Before landing at PIH, Fynn spent several years working on a small, grassroots political campaign in Vermont to change the way we fund and access childcare. Before that, Fynn spent nearly two decades teaching math to middle schoolers, where they cultivated a pretty good sense of humor and a healthy love for algebra. In their free time, Fynn co-leads a ridiculous activist marching band. They love contra dancing, swimming in ponds, mountain biking, cross country skiing, wild ice skating, and chugging maple syrup, just like any other good Vermonter. Fynn lives with their partner, Anna, and the best cat in the world, Simon, in Brattleboro, Vermont.