Miss Caroline C. Konneh is a passionate humanitarian, dedicated entrepreneur, and visionary leader with a heart for community empowerment. A 2018/2019 graduate of the African Methodist Episcopal University (AMEU) in Liberia, she holds a Bachelor of Arts in Sociology with a minor in Management. Her entrepreneurial endeavors were not only a means of self-sustenance but also a way to support her family and extend care to others in need—especially vulnerable children. With over two years of specialized training in Ghana, she returned to Liberia to establish Carol’s Glow House, a beauty parlor located in Gbangaye's Town, Sinkor. Through this venture, she has not only provided beauty services but also continued her philanthropic mission—empowering others, especially women and young people, through skill development and mentorship. Her leadership of Glow Foundation (Go-Fund) is a natural extension of her life’s work—transforming compassion into action and equipping individuals with the tools they need to shape brighter futures. With unwavering faith and determination, she leads Go-Fund with the hope that this journey will continue to be blessed, impactful, and transformative for many.

Miss Jelly M. Waylee is a committed administrator, humanitarian, and advocate for human development with a strong passion for empowering women, children, and communities. She holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from Cuttington University, and currently serves as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of the Glow Foundation (Go-Fund). Her background in humanitarian work is deeply rooted in her drive to serve and elevate vulnerable populations. She understands the value of stability, education, and the opportunities that come with economic empowerment. Jelly is known for her dedication, philanthropy, and a tireless commitment to community service. Her personal mission is to help empower over a thousand Liberians within the next 2–3 years by providing access to skill-building opportunities that will enable families to improve their livelihoods and contribute meaningfully to society. Her alignment with the Glow Foundation’s vision and mission is not by coincidence but by purpose. For Jelly, working with Go-Fund is more than a role—it is a platform to live out her core values of compassion, empowerment, and service.

Alexander Gambleh Jr. serves as the General Secretary of the Glow Foundation (Go-Fund), where his exceptional leadership and organizational skills play a key role in advancing the Foundation’s mission of empowerment through vocational education, civic awareness, and humanitarian outreach. He is a multi-award-winning academician, recognized for his academic excellence and dedication to education—a testament to his discipline and drive. Beyond academics, Alexander is a proactive leader, committed volunteer, and an emerging social entrepreneur. His passion lies in using education and service as tools to create meaningful impact, especially among youth and underserved communities in Liberia. In his capacity as General Secretary, he is responsible for coordinating strategic initiatives, ensuring operational effectiveness, and supporting the Foundation's broader vision for growth and development. His contributions continue to inspire innovation, accountability, and purpose-driven leadership within the organization. Alexander’s work at Go-Fund reflects his belief that empowered individuals are the foundation of empowered communities, and he is deeply dedicated to being a catalyst for that change.