Mr. Srini Chintala, passionate about helping the less fortunate, was born in India and moved to the USA in 1997. He earned his M.B.A. from Northwestern University's Kellogg School of Management in Chicago, IL. 

The Siri Foundation began from a simple idea: you don't need to be rich to make a difference. In July 2010, after spending a day at a rural school, Srini reached a pivotal moment, committing himself to "just do his part"  in improving the lives of underprivileged children. 

He believes that with equal access to resources, every child can reach their full potential. Srini relates deeply to this cause, having faced similar challenges growing up in rural India.

Lekkala Venkata Narayana Rao (L.V. Rao), a science teacher at a government rural school, obtained his bachelor’s degree from A.M.A.L College, Anakapalli. He has significantly revitalized the Vechalam village school and has been an inspiring figure, encouraging numerous colleagues, students, and villagers to actively participate in community service. Mr. L.V. Rao holds key roles as the chief functionary, co-founder, and treasurer.

His spouse, Mrs. Damayanthi, is also an educator and shares a deep passion for helping others.

Mr. Babu Rao Sureddi serves as the Chief of Operations and Development Director, contributing as a full-time trust member since June 2014.

He's a science teacher at a government high school and a graduate of A.M.A.L College, Anakapalli. Mr. Sureddi played a crucial role in setting up a libraries, science labs, and smart classes at multiple rural schools.

Beyond his educational role, Mr. Babu Rao actively participates as a key member of the Organ Donation Society. He seizes every opportunity to assist others, extending support through medical aid, providing educational assistance to underprivileged students, offering mentorship, organizing organ donation events, and spearheading clean and green initiatives.