Just as the Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown has non-player members who are honored for their "contributions to the game," the Superstar Foundation recognizes the following individuals for their overall contributions to the field of non-profit performance management and relationship-building at the core of good social work. Here you will also find links to their current and best thoughts on the work and tools that might be implemented in other organizations. All of our Honorees want to acknowledge their work is very much "in progress" and will continue to evolve as they learn.

Dominique Bernardo Congreso de Latino Unidos, Philadelpha, PA PCM Model Overview Tools for Supervision of Direct Service Staff	Anisha Chablani ROCA, Boston, MA Intervention Work with High-Risk Young People: Foundational Elements, Guiding Principles, Ideas, and Questions for Discussion Roca's High Risk Youth Intervention Model Roca's Use of Prochaska's Stages of Change Model to Direct Service Worker Engagement
Isaac Castillo Latin American Youth Center, Washington, DC Do-It-Yourself Data Responding to Needs, Measuring Results LAYC's New Promotor Pathway Learning and Evaluation Activities at the Latin American Youth Center	Andrew Niklaus Fresh Lifeline for Youth (FLY), Redwood City, CA