Meet Our Members

Estefani Gutierrez 

Class of 2025

Major: Psychology with emphasis Industrial/Organizational 
Minors: Financial Planning & Spanish 
Hometown: Moorpark, CA

Why did you join the Student Philanthropy Council?

I joined the Student Philanthropy Council, because I wanted to get more involved on campus and being part of SPC will allow me to not only develop skills but a chance to contribute to the community. 

Michel Lupian

Class of 2025

Major: Biology & Spanish 
Hometown: Oxnard, CA

Why did you join the Student Philanthropy Council?

I joined SPC because not only did I want to be more engaged on campus, but I also wanted to meet new people, be a part of a team, and giving back to the university and community.

Yarely Orozo-Mora

Class of 2026

Major: Liberal Studies in Education 
Hometown: Piru, CA

Why is the Student Philanthropy Council important?

“The Student Philanthropy Council is important because it provides an opportunity for students like myself to actively engage in philanthropic efforts and make a meaningful impact in our community. Through SPC, you can develop leadership skills, gain valuable experience in organizing and executing philanthropic initiatives, and contribute to the causes that you care about. It's a platform that empowers students to create positive change and foster a culture of giving.

Maria Ruiz 

Class of 2026

Major: Liberal Studies in Education & Spanish
Minor: Psychology
Hometown: Oxnard, CA

Why did you join the Student Philanthropy Council?

I joined Student Philanthropy Council because not only do I want to meet new people but also giving back to our community as it will be beneficial in the long run.

Evelyn Santa Rosa

Class of 2026

Hometown: Fillmore, CA

Why do you think Student Philanthropy is important? 

Student Philanthropy is important for its inspiring approach of giving back to students. I believe all students can learn from philanthropic actions and learn about the importance of its positive effects. Through Student Philanthropy, a greater community is built and the initiative of giving continues through positive impact.

Alexus Solis 

Class of 2024

Major: Liberal Studies in Education
Minor: Psychology

Why did you join the Student Philanthropy Council?

Student Philanthropy is important because it’s an opportunity for students to make a strong impact and benefitting our community for current and future students through the our philanthropic spirit and actions at Cal Lutheran.