Timothy Quinn is marketing and communications director for Princeton Public Library. He has devoted the better part of two decades to volunteer advocacy work for youth, including seven years on the Princeton Board of Education (three as president), where he focused on student wellness and educational equity. Tim is co-chairman of the Anchor House Ride For Runaways, an annual weeklong charity bike ride that raises $500,000 a year for a Trenton-based social services agency working with homeless, abused and runaway young people. He is treasurer of the Anchor House Foundation Board of Directors and has served on the boards of the American Boychoir, the Princeton Education Foundation and the Princeton Parent-Teacher Organization Council. Tim is a former Princeton Town Council member. He lives in Princeton with his wife, Mary Chemris, a middle school math teacher. Their son, George Quinn, a former member of PLC, is a student at The University of the Arts in Philadelphia.