Some drag queens use their persona to perform and entertain. Others use it as a way to draw attention to the causes they believe in. Donna Sachet, born in South Carolina, fits into the second category. That's not to say she didn't once love to perform though - her second name is a reference to the swagger that she demonstrated on stage when she was younger.
Sachet has been a tireless and constant worker for the gay community in California. She's been Grand Marshal at San Francisco Pride, and sits on the board of the LGBT Community Center, among many other roles including assisting the organization of the AIDS Emergency Fund. In 2009, she became the first drag performer in history to sing the National Anthem at a Major League Baseball game. She still performs occasionally to this day, hosting 'Sunday is a Drag' at Harry Denton's Starlight Room.