Genel Lee Webb is a native of Elizabethtown, NC.  She has resided in Fuquay-Varina, NC since 2004.  She is a retired business owner of a successful home health company that she founded and operated for 16 years.  Prior to owning her own company, Ms. Webb worked in the telecommunications corporate industry for 20 years. Currently, she is involved in her local community in various capacities.  She serves on the Board of Directors for the Fuquay-Varina Chamber of Commerce, the Board of Adjustments for the Town of Fuquay-Varina, and the Board of Directors of The Guardian Angel

Katrusia ‘Kay’Johnson is the Executive Director at Harbor, Inc. Harbor provides comprehensive services for individuals traumatically impacted by family violence. With close to 30 years of  experience in Not-for-Profit Management, Katrusia believes that her position at Harbor affords her the opportunity to emulate daily one of the four Rotarian Self-Test Principles, “Service Above Self”.  Katrusia holds a B.A degree in Psychology with a minor in Criminal Justice from the University of North Carolina at Charlotte.  She also received her MATS degree from Liberty University. Katrusia is also the 2019 Triangle East Chamber recipient of the Athena International Leadership Award.

Delores Bailey Executive Director of EMPOWERment Inc. EMPOWERment Inc. is a non-profit located in Orange County, NC, whose mission is to “empower individuals and communities to determine their destiny through affordable housing, community organizing, and grassroots economic development” since 1996. Ms. Bailey joined the staff as a Community Organizer in 2002. She soon became Associate Director in community engagement, rental properties, and marketing. In May 2005, she became Executive Director.Ms. Bailey worked diligently with the Northside neighborhood of Chapel Hill, NC, to create an overlay zone that addressed the gentrification concerns in this traditionally African-American, low-wealth neighborhood. A Conservation District was
Ms. Bailey has helped develop other community-focused groups, such as Orange County’s Justice United, the Family Success Alliance, Third Sector Alliance, Kidzu Children’s Museum, and The Chapel Hill Black Business Alliance. She is a board member of The Martin Luther King Jr. University/ Community Planning Corporation, Triangle United Way, Carol Woods
Retirement Center, Chapel Hill’s Black Business Alliance, and The Chapel Hill-Carrboro NAACP.

He earned a Bachelor of Arts degree from UNC Chapel Hill in 1985 and a master’s degree in biblical studies form Safe Haven Bible College in 2018.

Darlene Stroud is the sole owner of D’s Tax & Financial Services Inc. located in Durham, NC.
She is the Senior Accountant at the practice. She has over 25 years of experience in the accounting industry. She specializes in tax preparation for small businesses and individuals. She works with local charities and non-profit companies to assist with cost reports, financial statements and various other tasks. She uses her positive attitude and tireless energy to encourage others to work hard and succeed. She is inspired daily by her husband and two children.

Geneil is responsible for arranging all board meetings and preparing meeting agendas and minutes. Her responsibilities will
Geneil has worked as a Benefits Coordinator for St. Mary’s Life Center and Blue Cross Blue Shield of North Carolina.
Geneil obtained a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration and a Master of Business
Geneil enjoys working with youth groups and women’s groups. She has coordinated programs and events for youth and women’s groups in various churches for several years. Geneil enjoys doing outreach programs and community service.

Dr. Hattie B. Stancil is a person of integrity whom people place a great deal of trust. She is very responsible and a person of excellent character. She encourages and motives people to new heights.
Dr. Hattie B. Stancil is a profound leader pastoring four churches in four cities, Harvest Word, Zebulon, NC, Harvest Word, Charlotte, NC, Barbee’s Chapel Harvest Word, Chapel Hill, NC and Barbee’s Chapel Harvest Word in Sanford, NC. Dr. Stancil received her Bachelor’s, Master’s and Doctoral degrees in Religion at the New Life Community Church School of Ministry in Fuquay-Varina, North Carolina in 2003 through 2006. For seven years, after receiving her master’s degree and Doctorate, she became a faculty member at the NLCC School of Ministry.
An educator and an advocate for education, in 2006 Dr. Stancil launched the Safe Haven Interdenominational Bible College and Training Institute which flourishes to this day. Dr. Stancil is a devoted civic and community servant. She founded the Esther House Outreach Ministry (Zebulon) providing resources and life skill training to women who needed a second chance in life. In 2015, she established the Esther House Thrift Store designed to provide high quality clothes and household items at affordable prices. The “Parents without Partners” Program she created is a spinoff from the Esther House Ministry. It trains women to set life and family goals while teaching them skills to manage their lives, rear their children and make wise use of their finances. Presently, the Esther House program she originated provides transitional housing and counseling to single women who are getting their lives back on track. In 2015, the Esther House Ministry was the recipient of proceeds from a partnership between Olin T. Binkley Baptist and Barbee’s Chapel Harvest Word Churches. This large award allowed Ester House to renovate several homes for families and individuals in need of housing.
Her prowess as an author and playwright came to fruition in 2014 and 2015 with the production of an original stage play entitled, “From Then Until Now” chronicling the spiritual and historical journey of African Americans in the United States from slavery until the present. This play has been presented in numerous cities to date. Her first book of poetry, “A Voice from All of Us”, was published in 2015 raising awareness of the plight of people and their life situations all around us.