Jess Gold is an activist and community-based educator in Pittsburgh.

Audrey Glickman is a member of Tree of Life Congregation and survivor of the October 27 attack.

Josiah Gilliam is a Special Initiatives Coordinator for the City of Pittsburgh. 

Gilliam previously served as the coordinator of My Brother's Keeper. He was also a program manager for My Brother's Keeper through his role at the Homewood Children's Village, where he served as the web and digital communications manager and special assistant to the CEO. 

Martin S. “Marty” Gaynor is the E. J. Barone University Professor Of Economics And Public Policy at Carnegie Mellon University and a survivor of the October 27 attack.

Ira Frank is the owner of a family business selling linens to institutional customers and a communal worker active in many Jewish organizations throughout Pittsburgh. 

Rabbi Doris Dyen is a rabbi and chaplain, a member of Congregation Dor Hadash, and spiritual leader of the independent havurah (prayer group) Makom HaLev. She was one of the people on the grounds of the Tree of Life synagogue at the time of the October 27 attack.

Harry “Hershey” Dugan is a businessman with experience in various fields, including sales, small businesses, real estate, and the law. He is a lifelong resident of Pittsburgh.  

Sister Gemma Del Duca is founder of the National Catholic Center for Holocaust Education and was a Sister of Charity at Seton HIll University at the time of the October 27 attack. 

Lenora “Lee” Dingus is an artist based in Western Pennsylvania, an advocate for Native American affairs, and co-founder of the cultural resource “Echoes of the Four Directions.”

Upendra Dahal is a political refugee from Bhutan and was project director for the Bhutanese Community Association of Pittsburgh at the time of the October 27 attack.