Duggan volunteered with Habitat for Humanity for five years and worked as an attendant at Shalom Geriatrics Center in Kansas. He also helped coordinate numerous blood drives and street cleanup programs in New Orleans, where he attended college. Hewitt, who is interested in international law, studied international relations in Ecuador as an exchange student. N.J. Johnston spent a year working as an assistant grant writer and translator for Catholic Relief Services in Senegal, West Africa. She took part in drafting a United Nations greenhouse gas reduction project, researched grant proposals for land improvement projects and wrote a World Bank grant proposal for a women's literacy training program.
Love is an active fund-raiser for various community and cultural organizations.
She left filmmaking to pursue a career in the legal field. She has been doing volunteer work for a grass-roots environmental organization. Priest interned at ProMujer, an international organization that assists women operating small businesses in La Paz, Bolivia. She studied the impact of small business loans on local women vendors and prepared an analysis of the Bolivian government's new micro-credit policy. She also has interned in the office of U.S. Rep. John E. Baldacci, D-Maine.