Fr Samuel Yohannes is a diocesan priest and an Ethiopian citizen in the Kaffa region in the southwestern part of the country. He has been ordained a priest in Ethiopia in 2007 and worked as a parish priest up to 2011 in one of the remotest missions in the Vicariate of Jimma Bonga from where he was sent for further studies in Italy. His early studies focus on Pastoral Theology and later attained an MA in sociology from Rome. After completing his studies, he returned back to Ethiopia has been working as a social and development director and Bishop delegate in the Vicariate of Jimma Bonga. The social and development coordination office is working in collaboration with the kindest benefactors of Malta through the Late Fr. George Grima (founder of missionary Movement Jesus in thy neighbor) and his collaborators such as our Mr. Keith Marshall in the vicariate of Jimma Bonga. Fr Samuel is planning to start a new initiative in order to reach children that are most in need through the SIGMA foundation.

Peter Paul started his musical journey at the age of 6. Through the years his passion developed into songwriting and production and performed with various bands in Malta. For the past 18 yrs, he has been one of the leading musicians with the local band Tribali with whom he produced 4 albums and has been touring around the world. During his youth, he attended school at St Paul's Missionary College where he grew up to value volunteering. He volunteered in various countries around the world and was mainly involved with bringing joy and also teaching music. In 2013 he had the opportunity to travel to The Philippines where he got involved with the community of Bataan by supporting the children and youths attending the Jose Depiro Kabataan Orchestra. Besides supporting them from Malta, he also visits the project on a regular basis. He has also volunteered in India, Nepal, Cambodia, Kenya, Ethiopia, Philippines and is also involved in supporting a home for homeless kids in Uganda.

Joseph Cremona, a missionary priest of the MSSP (centre for catechesis and liturgy), has been helping in the Philippines for 16 years and his main focus is the improvement of the lifestyle of the families with special attention to the children and youth. He has also played a crucial role in the building of a centre for the development of the people including a free training trades centre for the parents who don’t have a job and a free music program for children and youth comprising of two orchestras. Several foreign teachers especially from Malta teach our youth through skype. The intention behind this program is to get teachers from Manila to teach youth and in turn prevent adolescents from being in the streets and keep them away from them from the vices of drugs and others. Other courses and workshops have been organized such as organic fertilizers and piggery to farmers, management of small business for poor families, attending the needs and situations of adolescents for mothers, hygiene courses for the whole family, and other courses for the particular reality of our farmers and families. With the help of two different institutions, they have also helped many single or widowed mothers who struggled to provide the daily bread and the rent payments by building 4 houses. Father Cremona participated in several other activities at the Centre and his wish is to continuously help people who are in need and to help them look into their future positively.

If there is one thing that David Schembri knows, it’s how to run a business. Hailing from a corporate family background, David acquired the Papier outlet at University Heights, and went on to expand the brand into one of Malta’s leading stationeries with 5 outlets within the University area, St. Julian's and Valletta. The business expansion strategy envisaged for the coming years saw the opening of another 2 outlets by 2021, while also expanding operations into corporate services, distribution and imports. David has also been a main driver behind the success of The Warehouse, a state-of-art fitness studio owned and run by award-winning instructor Leanne Bartolo, current holder of the European Miss Bikini. In his personal life, David has also been heavily involved in various philanthropic projects for many years. After participating in the Kilimanjaro Challenge 9, he went on to become part of the KC committee and continued fostering the value of charity in countless youths and adults across Malta and Gozo. This mission, stemming from deep personal experiences during various trips some of the poorest areas of the world in Ethiopia, aims to try and make the world a better place for all, one step at a time.