A natural leader who brings people together, maps community needs, and coordinates resources. They're always thinking strategically about how to build sustainable systems rather than just responding to immediate crises.

The nurturing soul who shows up with food, comfort, and emotional support. They remember everyone's names, check in on people's wellbeing, and create spaces where people feel seen and valued. They bring life to the space.

A walking rolodex who knows exactly who has what and who needs what. They're constantly making introductions and facilitating exchanges, turning individual assets into collective strength. They see the bigger picture of how local efforts fit into broader social change and help groups learn from each other.

The fierce guardian who stands between their community and harm. They're the ones who show up to block evictions, form human shields around vulnerable neighbors, and create safety protocols for mutual aid actions.

Always pushing the group to think bigger about systemic change. They see mutual aid not just as crisis response but as practice for the world they want to build, constantly asking "how does this challenge existing power structures?"

Gets things done without fanfare. They're the ones who actually deliver the groceries, fix the broken window, or drive people to appointments. Less interested in theory, more focused on immediate impact.