Born in Guatemala , Moisés Vásquez is an Evangelical Minister, with a degree in theology from the SETECA (Theological Seminar for Central America). He currently serves as the Latin America Vice President of Crown Financial Ministries since 2003. Before joining Crown, Moisés was the Director of Crusades/Festivals for Latin América for the Luis Palau Evangelistic Association, and Director of their regional office in Guatemala.

Born in Guatemala , the daughter of Presbyterian missionaries, Anna Belle was named after both her maternal and paternal grandmothers (but everyone called her “Annabelle”). She was living with her parents in Washington, DC when she met Bill, who was attending art school at the Corcoran Gallery. Along with our founder, Bill Calder, this dynamic family team was largely responsible for the successful early development and survival of the Club.

Born in Guatemala on February 17, 1972. Her mother, a prima ballerina/ballet mistress, was hired to be the director of the Guatemala Ballet Company. During her younger years Vanessa spent the time at her mother's private Art School mastering Ballet, Jazz, Spanish Dance, Music. "Chicos Monitor" was a TV show popular in Guatemala in the 80s. Behind her mother's back she wrote a letter to the show, hoping for an invitation to be the "Kid of the Day". After a couple of weeks, the invitation...

Moved to Monterrey, Mexico as a child.

Father is Carlos Farach, mother Vanessa Spatz. He taught himself to dance at the age of 8 years old. His first choreography was "It's Gonna Be Me" by *NSYNC, which he learned from TV. Also in later years, he has taught himself to play the guitar and piano and drums. He is currently writing his own material.

Former conjoined twin sister of Maria de Jesus Quiej Alvarez, until they were separated on 6th August 2002.

Teddy Cruz Teddy Cruz was born in Guatemala. He began studying architecture at Rafael Landivar University in Guatemala City, and after emigrating to the United States, continued his studies at California State Polytechnic University San Luis Obispo, with a year spent in Florence, Italy, through the California State University International Program.

Ana was born in Guatemala, Central America and migrated with her mother to California where her dad was living. She has lived in Harbor City and Lomita for fourteen years. She got involved with the Boys and Girls Club at the age of fifteen and has worked with the club for two years. She is currently enrolled at Harbor College as a full time student studying to become a counselor.

Andrea Nill is the Communications and Research Associate at the Immigration Policy Center and Editor of Immigration Impact. Previously, Ms. Nill was a Communications Specialist at the United Food and Commercial Workers International Union (UFCW), specializing in bilingual public relations. She served as a union spokeswoman for the English and Spanish-speaking media and the communications point-person for major UFCW organizing campaigns.

Jorge was born in Guatemala and moved to the United States 15 years ago. Jorge has three sons, a daughter, and a beautiful wife. Jorge says that his respect for all of God's creatures is what led him to choose a career with animals. When Jorge is not working hard at HAH, he likes to read the bible, play his guitar, and spend quality time with his family.