Adya Daruka is a freshman at the University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign who aims to study computational algorithms and methods for application in the medical industry. Avighna Daruka is a junior at the Doon School Dehradun who helped begin this venture, inspired by his sister's past experiences with these diseases.

When Adya was 12 years old, she was diagnosed with Acute Lymphoblastic Leukaemia (ALL). For 1 year she needed blood donations almost every week. In this grave situation, the local blood bank was her crutch, coupled with the initiative and support of multiple friends and family. It revealed the power of donating blood to people's lives. 

This experience instilled a strong inclination to give back to the community that was our lifeline during this challenging period and to support people in similar situations. 

Bishnu Kumar has spent his formative years in the endearing town of Begusarai. As an alumnus of IIT Roorkee and Delhi University, Bishnu currently devotes his career to finding cleaner energy solutions in the oil industry.

Coming from Begusarai, Bishnu has grown up experiencing a lack of awareness and widespread fear of diseases such as Leukaemia and has witnessed how the lack of resources and infrastructure has failed to address these diagnoses. Being Adya's father, Bishnu knows the pain behind blood-related diseases and the difficulties they inflict on the families of the patients. These past experiences motivate him to pursue this noble venture and improve the hematological conditions in his hometown. 

Arsh Mishra is a 10th-grade student at The Doon School who wants to offer low-cost medical solutions for the impoverished and those who do not have access to any medical facilities at all. He aspires to begin his career by establishing a foundation in health and biotechnology.

He currently follows the IB curriculum wherein his subjects are science-based, aligning with his passion for the same. He hopes to expand the Hamara Prayas initiative into the sprawling streets of Mumbai and make a positive change in his community. 

His experiences with the lack of infrastructure even in such a metropolitan city motivated him to join the cause and help bring meaningful change to the nation.

Abhijit Sannamanda is an 11th-grade student at The Doon School, who is pursuing the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IBDP) emphasising on economics-based subjects. He is socially service-oriented and enjoys hands-on work for the society. His father, Prasadarao Sannamanda, is a Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP) in Vijayawada, who works towards providing security to the people. Vijayawada, though an emerging city, is plagued by poor sanitation, polluted water, and environmental problems. Inspired by the public welfare efforts of his father, Abhijit feels elated to work in such causes like blood donation camps, which directly impacts the well-being and health of society. Abhijit and his father together wish to work for the success of the blood donation camp, creating awareness of blood donation and motivating others to donate blood for the benefit of the society.