Russell Wrightson serves the group as President. The driving force behind the development of FaHa as a non-profit, Russell was entrusted with the organization and is committed to maintaining  the vital spirt of secularism, inclusion, and community that first made FaHa a home for so many. He is a homeschooling father of two. 

Chrisi Leake is a lifetime autodidact, passionate about education and learning. Despite having joined the group in the last few years, she approaches FaHa with the same passion and intention as when it was formed. Her eclectic, interests and non-traditional schooling methods are invaluable to the effort to keep the group aligned with its mission and roots. 

Tristan Hinz is balancing work as a contractor, homeschooler and board member. Tristan leads the chess and board game day through FaHa, which plays to his strengths as an educator. He builds trust with his kids and other through mutual respect and an infectious sense of curiosity.

Jordan Mudd is brave. Still parenting young ones she has stepped into a leadership role for FaHa, and we couldn't be more excited. Jordan embraces the eclectic, secular, and communal nature of the group almost by accident. 

We hope she will be an anchor for the group for many years to come!

Stephanie Hummer has an unwavering willingness to act in support of the organization. Stephanie makes seeing through, even the most complex tasks, a joy.  She is a homeschooling mother of one. 

Jessica Mohrweiss is steady, competent and everywhere! Her willingness to give of herself to better the spaces she is a part of is inspiring.

She manages a calm presence despite the absolute storm of activity that surrounds her. We are lucky to have her to keep us in motion, keep us informed, and keep us moving forward.