Eve has been with the rescue since early 2011, initially joining as a volunteer to clean. She currently serves as President of Parrot Society. She previously served as Secretary and Vice President Her passion for parrots and dedication to the rescue's mission make her a valuable leader. Eve resides on Pine Island with her husband and 8 feathered babies.

Melanie Abal came in as treasurer of the board in 2022 and became Vice President in 2024. Melanie has been working with parrots in need since she was a teenager and has worked with bird advocates worldwide. She has taken over the manager position at Parrot Outreach and strives to educate owners, volunteers and the next generation of aviculturists. "I hope someday people like me aren't needed and parrots are allowed to be wild and not be pets, until then I will always be their voice."

Lorie Eason is the Secretary on the Board of Directors. She has had birds for the past 13 years. She fell in love with her first Nanday Conure and just knew birds would have a huge place in her heart. Lorie commutes to Parrot Outreach each week from a 2 hour distance just to be a part of the rescue. She has 2 birds; Scarlet, Walter and Bug and loves them dearly.

My name is Kathy Synowiec. I grew up having Canary's. My husband had birds which is how I fell more in love with them. We had lovebirds and a Severe Macaw. Currently we have a Blue Front Amazon, 2 African Greys and a Jenday Conure.

Diane Skipski started volunteering for Parrot Outreach in 2016. She has been involved in fundraising especially events with animal welfare organizations since 1992. Her first parrot Cuerva was rescued from a basement along with dogs and cats from a hoarding situation in 2007. Since then she has been enamored with parrots. She shares her life and home with her husband Bob, Coco the Cattledog, Joey the African Grey and her Sun Conure.

Charles McLewin Volunteer at Parrot Outreach Society: I have been around exotic birds growing up and they are a big part of my life. They are a great companion and really enjoy spending time with them. My time at Parrot Outreach Society has been one of great enjoyment and I really like helping the birds find new homes after loosing a life long companion which happens in many cases is which we have them in the rescue in the first place.