Wayne Smith was the Dealer Principal of City Toyota, which has become one of the most successful Toyota Dealerships in Australia. City Toyota has received the highest accolades for sales, servicing and customer service and recently Wayne was awarded the President’s Award, which is the highest individual accolade awarded by Toyota Australia.

Wayne wanted to find a way to be a good corporate citizen, give back to the community and help people in need. He started www.helpfeed1000.com.au in 2012. His idea was to raise enough money to donate 1000 Foodbank Christmas hampers to 1000 families, and it worked.

Later this changed to www.giveafeed.com.au as they planned to increase the target from helping 1000 families to 2,500 families in need. Wayne and his wife Joanne have two children who help each year to pack the Give a Feed hamper's. As a family, they are always willing to donate their time and resources to help brighten the lives of others in their community, especially those who may be going through challenging times. Wayne believes in leading by example, a value that has contributed to the success of Give a Feed.

Growing up in the country with 12 siblings, Aaron excelled at being the classroom clown — and it’s this love of performing that forms the foundation of his career today. To get noticed in such a large family, Aaron had to learn to be good at getting his Mum's attention, and the best way to do that was to make his Mum laugh. Comedy was also a good way to camouflage his struggle with reading and writing. It took a long time for his teachers to work out that he was dyslexic, especially when he was making them laugh. Laughing was also the best way for his family to tackle the hard times,

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"Throughout my life, I have seen and even been the benefactor of kindness.  Give A Feed for me started as a way of saying thank you, giving back, and hopefully helping others experience the motivation that comes from receiving and giving kindness. Helping someone at a time of need smile is extremely contagious"

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Aaron is the Creative Director of Imagination Media, a multimedia production and creative marketing company, and the very proud father of a beautiful little princess.

Peter Rowsthorn is a high energy, fast-paced stand-up comedian one minute and a measured character actor the next. A masterful MC of corporate and private functions, he has been performing his slick & blistering stand up for three decades.

Most recently, Peter has appeared regularly on "Thank God You're Here" series 1, 2, 3 and 4, popped up on "Talkin’ ‘Bout Your Generation" and can currently be seen hosting the delightful “Can We Help” on the ABC on Friday nights. But Peter is probably still best known as long-suffering husband and pants-man Brett Craig on “Kath & Kim”.

John has 30 years of experience within the building industry and held numerous sales, marketing, management, operational, and strategic leadership roles. John has a Master of Business Administration from the University of Western Australia and is a member of the Australian Institute of Company Directors.

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John also sits on several Boards including the Prostate Cancer State Advisory Board. John is also an ambassador for Reflections through Reality, which is a not-for-profit reducing the impact of asbestos on the community.

The five-time NBL Best Defensive Player is poised to be ranked amongst the best NBL defenders of all-time. 2014/15: Perth Wildcats captain Damian Martin again led from the front in 2014/15 as one of the team’s best performers. He continued to terrorise opponents with relentless defensive pressure, coming up with a league-leading 81 steals for the season – including nine against Sydney in October. He averaged 6.2 points, 5.8 rebounds and 4.1 assists per game on his way to being named the NBL’s Best Defensive Player for the fifth straight season. He scored double-digit totals on five occasions and grabbed five or more rebounds on 10 occasions and five or more assists on nine occasions. Damian Martin captained Australia’s under-20 team to a world championship in 2003, defeating the USA in the gold medal game. He then attended Loyola Marymount University before making his NBL debut for the Sydney Spirit in the 2008/09 season. The Perth Wildcats recruited Martin in 2009 where he became a Championship player with the club in his first season. He also captained the team to the 2014 Championship. Throughout his career, he has averaged 7.3 points per game, 5.2 rebounds, 3.4 assists and 2.1 steals. To find out more about Damian visit wildcats.com.au.

Johnson has been helping sort out difficult legal problems for West Australians since 1989. He is a straight talker and can tell you upfront what your legal outcomes are likely to be. The best part is he usually works on a fixed upfront price basis. 

He has represented clients in every West Australian court and in the Commonwealth family and federal courts. Johnson provides a weekly legal advice talk-back segment on ABC radio and is a sought-after speaker for community and not-for-profit groups. He is also a farmer, pilot, and assessor for the Recreational Skippers Ticket. He loves the bush and has many clients who are farmers, station owners, and fellow pilots.

Joanna Millard is an Executive Director of the John Hughes Group, She has a Bachelor of Law (Hons) and Bachelor of Commerce from the University of Sydney and was previously a solicitor in NSW. Joanna also has a Masters of Business Administration from the AGSM at UNSW, is a member of the Australian Institute of Company Directors, and sits on the boards of various organisations in WA including the St Hilda's Anglican School for Girls Council and the Young Presidents Organisation (WA). 

David Skirving is the pastor at Subi Church where he has the great privilege of telling people the good news that God loves them and has demonstrated this by sending his Son Jesus Christ for us. David is married to beautiful Mya and is father to Saasha, Sophie, and Justin. In David's spare time, he works as a doctor and enjoys hanging out with his family and their French Bulldog, Leo.

Subi Church is active in caring for those in our community in a whole number of different ways, and there are so many people in need. This is why David and his family wanted to get behind 'Give a Feed' because it is an expression of love and care to a vulnerable group of people who are so in need of it. 

John Nossiter is the Dealer Principal of Perth City Prestige  (Perth City Subaru, Perth City Peugeot, Perth City Skoda, Perth City Citreon). 

Ken Ringrose is the Managing Director of United Fuel Injection, a loving father, husband, and family man. Ken is heavily involved in his community, regularly volunteers in surf lifesaving, and competes in surf boat rowing and mountain bike events.

Miles Rowe has a Bachelor of Business in Land Economy, a Diploma in Property Real Estate, and is an associate member of the Australian Property Institute (AAPI). Miles was a divisional director of investment sales at Savills prior to joining Charter Hall in March 2017 as the Regional Portfolio Manager WA

Peter Vlahos has had a love for media and was fortunate to land his first job straight out of high school. He commenced his career at 6KG in Kalgoorlie, working as a radio announcer, playing the music, calling the goldfields football and doing about everything else that is required of you in country radio. He landed a job as an announcer and sports contributor at community station 6NR, where overtime he concentrated on developing his sports broadcasting skills at the expense of music announcing. Eventually, he was given the role of Sports Director, pioneering the station into AFL football, cricket, and soccer programming. Out to sample the big smoke, Vlahos then headed to Sydney where he landed a job with SBS Television as a sports presenter and did some radio work with 2SM. During his time in Sydney, he covered World Cup soccer tournaments and other major sporting events. He returned to Perth to help launch Sky Channel butVlahos had a passion for radio which lead him to 6PR, where he has been since 1998. Peter joined Channel Nine Perth in 2006 where he has been a key figure in the Nine News team reporting on all things sport. In 2014 He continued his television career at Channel 7 as a sports reporter. Included among the big sporting events Peter has covered are the Sydney and Athens Olympics plus many AFL Grand finals including the 1992 and 1994 premierships also 2006 and 2018.