Daisy Li is a well-known philanthropist in the Asian community and business leader in the San Francisco Bay Area. Honored with numerous community service awards over the years, Daisy opened an upscale premium seafood buffet restaurant in 1991 on Market Street in San Francisco with her husband and business partner, Paul Ng. Moonstar relocated its thriving business 15 years later to a larger location in Daly City. Over the past 30 years, Moonstar became the popular iconic location to host the now legendary “Baby’s 100 day old Birthday Party” events, tour groups, wedding and funeral receptions, and corporate events. In 2015, in a desire to serve the growing demand for healthy meals for seniors, Daisy decided to open MoonChef catering to expressly partner with non-profit organizations working with seniors to provide them with affordable delicious food and catering to this unmet need. Daisy was born in Hong Kong, studied Restaurant Management at Ryerson University and Hospitality Management at Oklahoma State University. Daisy believes that food is medicine!

Jack is Co-Founder and President of The Pixelmakers, a video production company that elevates corporate and nonprofit narratives and brings their story to life. With a focus on improving our community for the next generation, Jack also serves on the Board of Directors of Leadership Council San Mateo County and is a proud graduate of the San Mateo Chamber of Commerce Leadership Program. An advocate for San Mateo County businesses, Jack Tang is a former board member of the San Mateo Area Chamber of Commerce and has previously served in various leadership positions for Business Advantage Networking Group, a networking group focusing on better business solutions on the Peninsula. A San Jose State University graduate, Jack always finds time to squeeze in dad-jokes for his family because silliness is the best ingredient for happiness.

As a Realtor for over 17 years, Ross Sit has spent her career connecting Bay Area community members to their first homes or investment properties, as well as guiding them to achieve their real estate goals. To deepen her ties with the community, Ross became a Board Director of the Daly City Colma Chamber of Commerce 10 years ago, where she has spent countless hours of volunteer work supporting small businesses and developing great relationships. As a proud mother of two, this De La Salle University and College of the Holy Spirit graduate credits family as a core value that shaped her career, personal life, and passion for volunteering. Ross looks forward to channeling her experiences into Moonstar Charitable Organization to extend a helping hand to those in need.

For over 30 years, Board Treasurer Fanny Li taught in an elementary school for Chinese-speaking newcomer students in the Bay Area. Motivated by her passion for education, Fanny learned firsthand what it meant to create deep ties to a community. Over the years, she has worked with volunteer organizations like San Francisco Education Fund and American Heart Association to help her students develop their personal, social, and academic skills. By the time Fanny became the Chief Financial Officer at Moonstar Restaurant and MoonChef LLC, she was well-versed in the problem-solving, communication, and relationship-building skills required for this type of work. To Fanny, it’s incredibly rewarding to know that the Moonstar Charitable Organization is helping to provide nutritious meals and support to those who need it most.

Linda Lau is a Registered Dietitian with a Masters in Public Health from the University of California, Berkeley. To expand her expertise, she also graduated from the American Society on Aging's New Ventures’ Leadership Program. Linda is passionate about using her knowledge to benefit the community, so after 35 years working as the lead nutritionist at the San Francisco Department of Disability and Aging Services, she now works part-time on various volunteer projects and consulting work in nutrition and health promotion-fitness for older adults. She is also a longtime member of 25 Alive Toastmasters, a nonprofit which helps people improve their communication and leadership skills, and recently became 25 Alive Toastmasters’s President. In her spare time, Linda volunteers at a number of different nonprofit organizations and is a fitness and dance enthusiast.

Oliver Lai-Ming Ko is a Certified Public Accountant with more than 20 years of private practice public accounting experience. Born and educated in Hong Kong, he is a graduate of the renowned Wah Yan College and the University of South Carolina. As the former Chief Financial Officer of the Asia America MultiTechnology Association (AAMA), former Senior Tax Consultant at PriceWaterhouse- Cooper, and current managing partner of the CPA practice, Fong, Ko & Associates, LLP, Oliver built his expertise in international tax planning, consulting and compliance. He has also used his financial knowledge to benefit many nonprofit organizations. He was a member and Chairman of the Advisory Board of KQED Public Media and served as Co-Chairman of Self-Help for the Elderly annual Charity Golf Tournament. Now, he is excited to turn his efforts to Moonstar Charitable Organization.