Executive Director

She, Her, Hers

Tiffany Flunory-DeBellott is a Co-Executive Director originally from Brooklyn, NY who moved to Asheville NC in 1997. Tiffany has two daughters, Sapphire and Pearl, who are Asheville High School alumni committed to civic engagement and service to the community.

For more than 20 years, Tiffany has shown a passion for education advocacy, social justice, and community organizing. With a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology, Ms. DeBellott brings a wealth of knowledge and skills in organizational leadership, healing circle facilitation, policy and procedure improvements, program leadership and design, partnership development, and community engagement.

Tiffany has focused on diversity, equity, and inclusion work, reparations, resource redistribution, facilitating racial equity circles, and igniting grassroots movements. She is an active board member of the YMI Cultural Center, LEAF Global, Cothinkk, and Thrive Avl. In addition to that, Tiffany has been dedicated to civic engagement, currently holding a role on the Asheville/Buncombe Community Reparations Commission and the African American Heritage Commission of Asheville.

“It is my goal to ensure a better future for our children and families, through holding accountable and challenging systems of oppression, racism, and the false narrative of white supremacy”, she says.

In her spare time, Ms. DeBellott enjoys the outdoors and is committed to getting people of color out in nature to hike, camp, and enjoy healthy spaces to decompress.

Outreach & Office Manager

She, Her, Hers

Shuvonda Harper, known to her loved ones as "Mommy" and "Auntie," originally from Asheville, North Carolina, moved to West Palm Beach, Florida over 25 years ago. However, her heart eventually led her back to Asheville, bringing her son Bentley and daughter Trinity with her.

Shuvonda is a passionate advocate for the voiceless, and her primary focus is community engagement. Currently, she serves as the Community Engagement Coordinator and Office Manager at CPC, where she fosters connections within her community.

Shuvonda's commitment to advocacy is deeply ingrained, having previously served as a Residents Council member for the Asheville Housing Authority for over 8 years. She is dedicated to empowering communities through civic participation, as evidenced by her active involvement in Get Out The Vote initiatives. Shuvonda has organized voter registration drives, firmly believing in the transformative power of every individual's vote.

Shuvonda Harper's unwavering commitment to community stands as a beacon of empowerment. She amplifies voices and makes a lasting impact on the lives she touches.

CPC Program Coordinator

She, Her, Hers

Kinia is a 23-year-old resident of Asheville, NC. She goes by Kinia, Cam, or Camilla, depending on personal preference. Kinia was born and raised in Asheville and is a dedicated mother of three children. She has a one-year-old daughter and two sons aged four and six. In addition to her parental responsibilities, she is also raising her fourteen-year-old sister.

Kinia has completed some college, holds an Associate in Health Science Degree, and is a certified Nurse Aide I. Currently, she is pursuing further education as a full-time student to achieve her Medical Assistant certification. As an intern at CPC, Kinia is enthusiastic about acquiring new skills to contribute to community well-being.

Driven by a longstanding desire to effect positive change, Kinia found a welcoming environment at CPC, where she learns from inspiring individuals dedicated to community service. Her ultimate goal is to achieve financial independence for herself and her children while making a meaningful impact on the community.