Delroy O. Walker, born and raised in Jamaica migrated to the United States where he graduated from the University of Maryland with a degree in Mechanical Engineering. He has worked for many companies globally in several capacities ranging from the designer of semiconductors manufacturing equipment to management. His entrepreneurial spirit and the desire to help others led him to also venture into financial planning and the renewable energy business. In Delroy's many travels, the one thing that stood out was the amazing, brilliant children with wonderful potential, who were denied their opportunities to realize their dreams because of the "Hawks" that plague their lives (poverty, lack of adequate parenting, and/or supervision, teachers that give them harmful labels, inappropriate friends, and drugs). Delroy states "My purpose in this season of my life is to work diligently, in any possible capacity to effectuate change in as many lives as I can; to create a brighter, better, safer, happier environment for children so that they can thrive." Born and raised in Jamaica, self-taught artist Davia A. Morris always held a fascination with art - particularly book illustrations and cartoons- which she incessantly worked on between classes while at Meadowbrook High school. After graduating, with support from both her mother and elder sister she continued to hone her artistic skills at every opportunity. To advance in her artistic journey, Davia chose to specialize in animation, first at the Games Academy then later at the Vocational Training Development Institute where she obtained an Associate Degree in Animation. Now at age 21 with skills in character design, 2D and 3D animation, she is a freelance artist looking to make her mark in the industry as she continues to increase her knowledge in this area. Davia is currently the illustrator of eight children's books.
