Marissa Ulibarri has demonstrated outstanding leadership and a deep commitment to community service. She has volunteered with Arrowhead Credit Union’s Arrow Heart unit and supported families at Ronald McDonald House in Loma Linda, as well as served in children’s ministry at Wildwood Calvary Chapel. She is also an active leader in the Yucaipa Youth Advisory Committee and Vice President of her school’s Health and Biomedical Sciences Leadership Team. Through programs with San Bernardino County, she has contributed to youth mental health advocacy efforts. Marissa plans to pursue a degree in nursing and hopes to one day work at Loma Linda Children's Hospital.

Justice Richardson embodies the mission of the Foundation through her unwavering commitment to service, leadership, and academic excellence. Her dedication to community work began at just eight years old, participating in rebuilding homes for families in need through her church. She continued her service by supporting children’s ministry programs and volunteering at the Mary S. Roberts Pet Adoption Center in Riverside, where she helped rehabilitate rescued and abused animals, teaching them trust and preparing them for adoption. Justice’s passion for healthcare led her to begin her college journey early through the RCC dual enrollment Nursing Pathway as a sophomore in high school. She successfully completed the RUSD CCAP Nursing Fast Track Program, demonstrating both resilience and determination. Now a nursing student, Justice has expanded her goals beyond becoming a Registered Nurse and aspires to earn her doctorate, with a focus on providing compassionate care and advocating for underserved communities.