Sandra retired as executive assistant with Disney Parks & Resorts after 38 years. She spent the last 34 of those years with the Media Relations and Public Relations department. Sandra brings her knowledge and experience to the team as she is very hands on in all aspects of this non profit. From engaging in many volunteer activities, helping with administration and website and social media, to sharing and promoting the mission of GADF, Sandra happily donates her time and energy to this cause.

Ray Kennard II currently serves as an academic advisor for the Bridges to Success program at Valencia College in Orlando, FL. His primary responsibilities include developmental advising and guiding young men from underserved populations. He has served as a tutor, coach, and mentor in the Central Florida community for many years.  Ray graduated from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign with a Bachelor of Arts in Communications. He is originally from Chicago area but currently resides in Orlando with his wife of 21 years and their three children. He enjoys watching sports, reading, 90s music, and sugar in his grits.

Sterling brings to the table his expertise on the latest technology and currently mentors both youth and adults. Being a board member of Give a Day Foundation, Champion Circle, and South Lake Nonprofit Think Tank will significantly contribute to the success of our program now and in the future. Keeping our kids and adults abreast on the latest technology through mentorship, interactive programs, and preparing them for real-life employment.

As a husband, father, licensed mental health therapist, author, business owner, speaker, self-help and relationship coach, and consultant, David L. Taylor has committed his life to working to add value to others. 

Drawing from the inspiration that he has received from many of the great leadership forerunners (John Maxwell, Jack Canfield, Myles Munroe, Napoleon Hill, Andy Andrews…to name a few), David has worked relentlessly to refine his gift so that he can remain productive and effective when working with others.

Ebo is a first generation American whose parents immigrated to the states from Ghana, West Africa. Ebo attended Florida State University, earning a bachelor’s degree in International Affairs and Sociology and a minor in Psychology. He also played on the FSU football team and was a member on the 2013 National Championship team. Ebo later worked as the Legislative Aide to then Congressman, Ron DeSantis.

Upon receiving his Juris Masters from Florida State University’s College of Law, Ebo Entsuah decided that he wanted to help service his community. He ran for office and was elected to serve the residents of Clermont, Florida in January 2020 in a special municipal election. Ebo is the youngest African American ever elected to Clermont’s City Council. He currently sits on the Lake County Tourist Development Council in an effort to better serve the county’s tourism needs. Aside from his electoral duties, Ebo currently works in Central Florida on behalf of the advanced energy industry and sits on a number of non-profit boards including the Lake Sumter Seminole Club and the Give-A-Day Foundation.

Ebo lives in Clermont, Florida with his wife, Morgan and their two dogs, Milo and Maverick. He enjoys working out, hiking, traveling and watching the Seminoles.