Meet The Team
Chapter Leaders
Makayla Anderson
I’m a passionate student who’s deeply committed to community impact, leadership, and healthcare advocacy. From founding initiatives like Girls in Oncology to interning with organizations like LeadMN, I thrive on creating meaningful change. I’m currently a vet tech and CNA student, with aspirations to continue bridging healthcare and community service. Beyond academics, I enjoy poetry, volunteering, and empowering young people to find their voice. Resilient, ambitious, and service-driven, I aim to build spaces where others can grow and lead.
Sinit Fitsum Araia
My name is Sinit Araia, I am a rising 10th grader with a 3.9 unweighted GPA. I am from Clermont, Florida, and I go to Lake Minneola High School. I'm currently in my school's Marching Band and the class president of my school's Student Government Association. I also enjoy reading books, listening to music, and spending time with my friends. My biggest priorities in my life include God, my family, and my education.
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Allision Danica Sia
Hello, my name is Allision. I'm known for being a friendly, empathetic socializer with a good sense of humor when the moment calls for it. I serve as President of both the Art Club and FBLA, and I'm also the Business Captain of my varsity robotics team. Outside of school, I play the ukulele, guitar, and piano, and I practice taekwondo. I love volunteering with organizations like Give Kids the World and I’m always eager to get involved in community service. With a wide range of interests, I naturally connect with people from all kinds of backgrounds. In my free time, I enjoy drawing and creating original music.
Aylin
I ’ve always known I wanted to dedicate my life to caring for children. Being hospitalized for months during one of the most important school years of my life made me deeply aware of how fragile health can be and how much it matters to have people fighting for you. My heart breaks knowing that young babies are experiencing that level of pain. That first-hand experience goes a long way in medical care and it inspired my dream of becoming a pediatrician and making sure child safe.. I’m entering my senior year of high school, and beyond academics, I’ve poured myself into creating initiatives that spread hope, whether that’s making cards for kids and seniors in hospitals, building my website to support aspiring doctors, or volunteering in child-centered causes and daycare centres. For me, medicine is more than a career path. This dream is a calling to heal, comfort, and advocate.
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