Every four months, T.A. picks a dedicated, hard-working volunteer to profile in our magazine. We proudly feature them on our office "Wall of Fame."

• Fall 2007: Emilia Crotty (PDF)

• Summer 2007: Susan Lindell, Sara Elinson & Shay Holloway (PDF)

• Winter 2007: Emmanuel Fuentebella (PDF)

• Fall 2006: Janet Chu (PDF)

• Summer 2006: April Greene (PDF)

• Spring 2006: Glenn McAnanama (PDF)

• Winter 2006: Stacy Irwin (PDF)

• Fall 2005: Reine Aimée Guiffo (PDF)

• Summer 2005: Christina Carnicelli (PDF)

• Spring 2005: David Snetman, a student-intern who assists with bicycle advocacy projects

• Winter 2005: The Car-Free Central Park Committee, a diverse group who are willing to do whatever it takes to win a car-free park

• Summer 2004: Vicki Tanovan, a pharmaceutical consultant who marshals for the NYC Century Bike Tour

• Winter 2004: Mike Infranco, a software engineer who does everything

• Fall 2003: Sung Bin Park, a bookstore manager who helps out at the office, Hazard ID and NYC Century Bike Tour marshalling

• Summer 2003:Paul DiMaria, a graphic designer and production editor who does illustrations for T.A.

• Spring 2003: Jackie Ruvolo, a graphic designer/art director for an advertising agency who designs brochures for T.A. and helps with bicycle counts

• Winter 2003: Shane Kadidal, an Attorney at the Center for Constitutional Rights who is helping to fight the chain link fence Queensboro Bridge bicycle and pedestrian path

• Fall 2002: Claire Leisink, a political science student from France who volunteers for the NYC Century Bike Tour

• Spring 2002: Diana Gavales and Kate Clouse, a special projects coordinator and development associate who come to volunteer night as well as volunteer for the Century, Operation Hazard ID, bike counts, photography and Bike Week

• Winter 2002: Kahya Engler, a sound engineer from London who helped with bicycle counts

• Fall 2001: John Wright, a retired social worker who helps with the NYC Century Bike Tour as well as mailing parties and carpentry

• Summer 2001: Gregory Cross, a graphic designer to does photography for T.A. and helps out on volunteer nights

• Spring 2001: Frank Todisco, an actuary who helps with the Car-Free Central Park Campaign and festival tabling

• Winter 2001: Dave Lines, a graphic artist who comes to volunteer night and writes letters

• Winter 2001: Volunteer Awards 2000

• Fall 2000: Eugene Carrington, a bike messenger who comes to volunteer night and marshals the NYC Century Bike Tour

• Summer 2000: Ruth Rosenthal, a retired teacher who helps out with Bike Week

• May/June 2000: Matthew Corey and Luis Roth, an index editor and a lawyer, both of whom who help with magazine editing

• March/April 2000: Kerri Martin, a computer programmer who comes to volunteer night, rallies, and helps with the bike show

• Winter 1999/2000: Joshua Zalen, a managerial consultant who comes to volunteer night

• Summer 1999: Andrew Hay McConnell, a treatment coordinator for the developmentally disabled who comes to volunteer night and does tabling at events

• May/June 1999: Earlene Wilkerson, a community organizer who helps with the Bronx Safe Routes to School program

• March/April 1999: Judy Ross, a database administrator who helps with the Car-Free Central Park Campaign

• January/February 1999: John Lindsay, a paralegal who comes to volunteer night, marshals the NYC Century Bike Tour, and helps with Operation Hazard ID

• January/February 1999: These are the Champions

• November/December 1998: Ken and Karen Southerland, a software engineer and financial analyst who come to volunteer night, and help with the NYC Century Bike Tour and the Car-Free Central Park Campaign

• September/October 1998: James Langergaard, a philosopher who pilots the T.A. work bike

• July/August 1998: Daniel Lerch, a student and administrative assistant who comes to volunteer night and helps with database management

• May/June 1998: Mike Gaughan and Carl Biers, a video producer and an executive director who help with the benefit auction and the Car-Free Prospect Park Campaign

• March/April 1998: Patsy Whittingham and Martha Rowen, a guidance counselor and a teacher who help with Recycle-a-Bicycle and the Car-Free Prospect Park Campaign

• January/February 1998: Mike Cairl and Ken Coughlin, a foreign contracts manager and an editor who help with bridge access and the Car-Free Central Park Campaign

• November/December 1997: Ruth Rosenthal and Alan Mukamal, a former teacher and a software engineer who help with Bike Week, the NYC Century Bike Tour, the membership database, office work and the Car-Free Prospect Park Campaign

• September/October 1997: Ken Zirkel, a graphic designer who does photography for the T.A. magazine

• January/February 1997: John Mclaughlin, a retired meat manager who helps with office mailings

• November/December 1996: Andy Staub and Rich Gans, a decorative painter who paints banners for T.A. and a computer specialist who heads T.A.'s Bronx Chapter

• September/October 1996: Carter Craft and Sam Lunsford, a marketing associate for a book publishing company who spearheads the campaign to expand Union Square Park and a recent graduate in urban design who helps with membership mailings