Greg was born in Atlanta, GA and grew up in Marietta, GA.  He served 6 years in the United States Air Force and has an Associate's Degree in Applied Science, Criminal Justice from Community College of the Air Force.  After serving in the military, Greg earned his BSBA from Columbia Southern University and became a Technical / Executive Recruiter.  Greg went vegan in 2012 after watching documentaries and seeking the truth about factory farming and the meat and dairy industries.  He has a passion for saving animals and providing them a forever home.

Jessica has always been a true friend to animals. Growing up with cats & dogs, she has a long time love & respect for animals.  She has been a veterinary assistant since 2003, a pet sitter since 2008, & has also volunteered with many small animal rescue organizations & farm sanctuaries.  Jessica went vegetarian in college after writing a paper on factory farming.  She has been vegan since 2016 & won't stop there!  It's very important to her to keep helping those without a voice. She's very excited, proud, & happy to be a part of this movement that means so much to her! 

Jodie’s love for animals began early, and by age 12, she had raised enough money to purchase her horse, Reed. Her animal passion has led Jodie to volunteer for several rescues, including Puppy Kitty NYC, Best Friends, and Evelyn Alexander Wildlife Rescue Center. In 2021, Jodie started the Fosters & Ferals Challenge to raise awareness for animal rescues of all kinds by donating to a different animal organization every day for the year. Jodie is an ordained Animal Chaplain, Let Animals Lead® Animal Reiki Practitioner, Animal Communication Collective Ambassador, executive assistant, event planner, and animal rescue volunteer. She is honored and thrilled to join the FOTF team and be part of their inspiring work to help animals!

Carmen was born in Duluth, GA and grew up in Marietta, GA.  She studied at Kennesaw State University and Penn Foster College.  She grew up playing soccer, making lasting friendships and of course loving animals. She has been a vet assistant and pet sitter for 15+ years.  Carmen became a vegetarian her junior year of high school after writing a research paper on animal rights.  She transitioned into veganism in 2012 after realizing the horrors of the egg and dairy industries.  Carmen is extremely grateful to be working for FOTF.  It is a dream come true.  She is excited to be a apart of the growth of FOTF in raising awareness for animals, but also equally excited to help FOTF become a sanctuary for humans to come grow, heal, and feel empowered so they in turn can make better decisions that benefit themselves and the planet as a whole.

Victor has 10+ years of professional accounting experience.  He was born in Hartford, CT, but has lived in Georgia since 1981.  He and his partner have rescued several dogs, reptiles, water fowl, birds, aquarium fish and insects and he is very passionate about creating a kinder, more compassionate world for animals. 

He has been vegan since 2007! 

Born vegetarian and vegan since the age of 12 (in 1994!), Meghan believes advocating for others is at the heart of who she is. When she turned 16 and got her first car, her first bumper sticker read, “If you love animals called pets, why do you eat animals called dinner?”. In her activism since, Meghan has experience in community building, engagement, and organization, as well as event planning and fundraising. As an artist, designer, and proud dog mom of two, she is honored to join Farm of the Free’s board and to support their mission to create a safe space for all.