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About Musa Kamara

I am Musa Kamara, a project management professional, social impact entrepreneur, and a student in the Pivot Program at Georgetown University's McDonough School of Business. I was born in Freetown, Sierra Leone, and raised in Prince George's County, Maryland. My fervent passion for bringing information and resources to underserved communities has been a guiding light in my life. As the Community Chair for Rotary in Washington, DC, I have coordinated successful events with local organizations, further igniting my dedication to community service.

As a former board member for Project 232, I've organized community events, developed programs, and led successful fundraising initiatives. Notably, with Huda Strategies, I planned and executed four galas focused on social impact and community development. These galas significantly increased awareness for our cause, inspiring others to join our mission. I am currently Director of Members for FASD United – leading Affiliates initiatives in programming, communications, and development. 

In my free time, I enjoy reading, working out, traveling, and watching football (I’m a big Manchester City fan – Go Blue!). Some of my favorite books are The 5 AM Club by Robin Sharma, The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho, Contagious by Jonah Berger, and Ego Is the Enemy by Ryan Holiday.

A graduate of The College of William & Mary with a degree in physics, Bruce Davis taught high school science early in his career.  Later, he earned a JD degree from the University of Virginia and practiced law in the DC area.  In retirement, he trained as volunteer leader for the Climate Reality Project, founded by former Vice President Al Gore.  Bruce gives presentations about climate change to civic, educational, and faith-based organizations and serves as a mentor for Climate Reality leaders in training.  He hopes to inspire others to join and support worldwide efforts to stop global warming and climate change.  His most recent talk, “Maryland Tackles Climate Change,” tells the story of our State’s efforts to mitigate climate change from the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative in 2007 to legislative and regulatory efforts moving forward today.

I want to work with other like-minded people to make a difference in our community and in other places in the world. Rotarians have a can do spirit. They work well with each other, with the community and as a team. I would like to be a part of this team.

TasteWise Kids teaches food literacy and empowers kids to make informed food choices

Salina Duncan serves as the Executive Director and the Program Manager of our Days of Taste program. She is a community health educator with a focus on providing nutritious food options and nature-based experiences to youth. Salina lived in Guatemala for 10 years, where she worked with small nonprofits to provide basic health and educational resources to communities with limited access. There she was introduced to the healing properties of plants and the knowledge of a diverse community of healers. She is grateful that Taste Wise Kids brings together some of her favorite things- local farms, local food, environmental stewardship, and hands-on learning. Salina lives in Westminster, MD with her children, Lucy and Jimmy.