She has helped raise over $1M for charity and created social movements, including Drag Up! Fight Back!, the #MyNameIs campaign, and Sisters Care: Safety First, Sexy Second, to name a few. She has served as the Grand Marshal of Pride in San Francisco, Prague, and Shanghai, and named SF Most Notable Drag Queen (2011), Bay Area Best Activist (2014), SFAF Cleve Jones Leadership Award (2019), and honored as a 2023 Pride Honoree by the California State Legislature LGBT Caucus.

But don't get it twisted, this Sister is no Saint! Her colorful wit and sharp tongue have made Roma one of San Francisco’s favorite entertainers and emcees, landing her front and center on the main stages of the SF Pride, Folsom Street Fiar, and Easter in the Park where she emcees the infamous Hunky Jesus Contest. Roma is blessed to travel the globe as an LGBTQ ambassador, performer, and event host, striving to uphold her Sisterly vows to expiate stigmatic guilt and promulgate universal joy. For those who question her title as The Most Photographed Nun In The World™ Roma has one thing to say: Google it!

Honey Mahogany received her Masters in Social Welfare from UC Berkeley and has spent 20 years working in social change and public policy. Honey worked as a legislative aide and then became chief of staff to then Supervisor Matt Haney at the San Francisco Board of Supervisors. She later worked as Haney’s District Director at the California State Assembly. Honey was elected to her local Democratic Party and eventually became chair, making her the first transgender person to serve as chair of any local Democratic Party in the US. In 2024 Honey served as a delegate to the Democratic National Committee, and she continues to serve as a delegate to the California Democratic Party. Honey also appeared on Season 5 of RuPaul’s Drag Race, is a founding queen of Drag Story Hour, and a singer with nu-metal group Commando having performed at SXSW and headlined Noise Pop and several other festivals. Honey currently works as the Director of the Office of Transgender Initiatives in San Francisco. Her work has earned her Sainthood from the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence and awards from numerous organizations including Bay Area Lawyers for Individual Freedom, The GLIDE Center for Social Justice, and the Women's Foundation of California. Most recently, she was recognized as a 2025 Woman of the Year by the State of California.