Board of Directors
Quataunda Armstrong, Board Chair
Quataunda Armstrong’s life is a testament to the power of faith and dedication to serving others through ministry. Born and raised in Mississippi and later moving to North Georgia during her teenage years, Quataunda’s spiritual journey began early. She came to Christ at a young age and was licensed as a Minister in 2005, signaling the start of her devoted service to God’s work.
Currently serving as the Atlanta Metropolitan Ambassador for Go Global Ministries, Quataunda is committed to spreading the gospel and fostering unity among believers of diverse backgrounds. Her educational pursuits have also been guided by her faith. She is a graduate of The Chubb Institute in Alpharetta, Georgia, with a certification in computer programming and is actively enriching her theological understanding through Brewton Parker Christian University. This program enhances her Christian worldview, equipping her to better serve and relate to people from various walks of life.
Quataunda’s personal life is deeply rooted in her faith as well. She met her husband, Pastor Armstrong, at the age of 19 and has been a cornerstone in their 23-year marriage. Together, they lead and nurture the spiritual community at Berea Baptist Church in Dahlonega, Georgia, where Quataunda also oversees the Women’s Ministry.
In addition to her ministerial duties, Quataunda is a pioneering entrepreneur in Lumpkin County. She is the first Black female business owner in the area, operating Xclusiv Boutique, founding Xclusiv Legacy Builders, and owning Q’s Place Cafe as well as Xclusiv Headlines Salon. These ventures not only support the local economy but also provide platforms for ministry and community engagement.
Quataunda’s commitment extends into various community roles. She is an advocate for CASA, Board Member for OneChild El Salvador, and Board Member for The Dahlonega Cemetery Committee. Her leadership as chairlady of the Rainbow Children’s Home and Ambassador for Go Global Ministry her humanitarian efforts further reflect her dedication to serving her community in love and faith.
Driven by a passion to empower women and children, Quataunda shares her personal testimony of overcoming early abuse and molestation and rape. Through her story, she aims to bring hope and healing, demonstrating the restoring power of God’s love. Her mission is to reach women globally, sharing the transformative message of Jesus Christ’s goodness and redemption. Through every aspect of her life and work.
Elizabeth Bell, Board Vice Chair
Elizabeth Bell is currently employed at Lumpkin County High School where she works with teens on a daily basis. She enjoys working with young people and her goal is to mentor those kids and have a lasting impact on their lives. She has a heart for troubled youth and is glad to have this opportunity to serve the Lord by being a part of the Rainbow Children’s Home. She is married to Greg Bell, director and founder of Missions From The Mountains Ministry. They have been on countless mission trips to Kentucky, West Virginia and Mississippi where they have shared the gospel and helped many families in need. They also serve here in Dahlonega as well. She feels very strongly that only through the love of Christ and His salvation can these young people overcome the obstacles that they face on a daily basis.
Talia Mrozinski, Board Treasurer
Talia Mrozinski is honored to serve as a board member for The Rainbow Children’s Home (RCH), a safe haven for girls. Deeply passionate about helping young women feel valued and loved, Talia believes that every girl deserves unconditional support and encouragement—without having to earn it.
Professionally, Talia works for an engineering company and also owns a retail business, experiences that bring a balanced blend of structure, creativity, and leadership to her role on the board. Her heart for service extends beyond RCH—she has served on her church’s baptism team, guiding new believers in their faith journeys, and has volunteered with Meals on Wheels, spending meaningful time with the elderly while delivering meals.
Talia’s most cherished volunteer experiences have been working with girls in DFACS care—helping them feel seen, celebrated, and confident during milestones like prom, holidays, and other special events. She connects naturally with younger girls, offering them compassion, encouragement, and a sense of belonging. Through her service with RCH, Talia hopes to continue being a steady source of love and light for girls who need to know they matter.
Doreen Ward, Board Secretary
Doreen Ward has been an engaged member of the Lumpkin County community since relocating to Dahlonega in 2009. With deep roots in military life and service, she brings a strong commitment to leadership, advocacy, and community engagement to her role as a board member.
Originally from New Jersey, Doreen spent many years traveling as part of a military family before settling in North Georgia. She earned an Associate Degree in Liberal Arts and a Bachelor of Science in Human Services from the University of Hawaii. Her professional background includes working with Amedisys Medical and currently serving as a Family Partner Professional, where she supports and advocates for families.
Service is central to the Ward family. Both of her sons have served in the United States Army, continuing a proud family tradition of military dedication.
Doreen remains actively involved in local organizations and is passionate about strengthening the community she and her family proudly call home.
Cyndi Fraser, Board Member
Cyndi Fraser serves as a dedicated member of the Board, bringing a unique blend of corporate strategy, community advocacy, and a passion for mentorship to the organization. With a career spanning over 13 years at SalonCentric, a division of L’Oréal USA, Cyndi has established herself as a leader who specializes in “growing and inspiring” others to reach their full potential.
In her professional role as a Key Account Manager, Cyndi acts as a strategic consultant for salon businesses, driving growth through innovation and excellence. She brings this same results-oriented mindset to the non-profit sector, where she focuses on sustainable impact and stakeholder engagement. Her ability to translate complex business goals into community-centric initiatives makes her a vital asset to the Board’s strategic planning and outreach efforts.
Deeply committed to the “Social” pillar of corporate responsibility, Cyndi is a prominent figure in North Georgia’s educational landscape. She works extensively with cosmetology schools throughout the region, mentoring students as they navigate the transition from education to professional careers. This hands-on experience in workforce development allows Cyndi to provide the Board with unique insights into regional needs, talent cultivation, and the power of vocational empowerment.
As a representative of the L’Oréal ecosystem, Cyndi is a champion for excellence and empowerment. On the Board, she continues to advocate for initiatives that foster growth and inspiration, ensuring the organization remains a transformative force in the lives of those it serves in North Georgia.
Hollie Eudy, Board Member
Hollie Eudy currently works at Lumpkin County High School as the Media
Specialist. A veteran English teacher, Hollie has the privilege of working
with high school readers and writers in the school’s in-house Building
Bridges Writing Center as well as through student book clubs. Helping
students find their voices and share their experiences through writing is one
of the biggest privileges of her life.
A member of Dahlonega Methodist Church, Hollie works with a small group
of women on the Nurture Committee to encourage and support church and
community members.
Hollie enjoys reading, writing, hiking, and running. She loves living in
the mountains, meeting new people, and spending time with her daughter,
husband, and her beloved Peekapoo, Presley.
Sheriff Stacy Jarrard
Stacy Jarrard began serving the citizens of Lumpkin County in 1988 when he started working for the Lumpkin County Sheriff’s Office. A brief time was spent in Dawson and Forsyth County, still in law enforcement, but it took less than three years for Stacy to realize he wanted to return to Lumpkin County, where he was born and raised, to serve the citizens there. Stacy lives in Lumpkin County with his wife, Rebecca, and their daughter, McKenzie. Stacy has served in different capacities within the Lumpkin County Sheriff’s Office his greatest being when he was elected Sheriff of Lumpkin County in 2008.
Nancy Dickinson, Board Member
Nancy Dickinson, PhD, brings extensive expertise in trauma, interpersonal violence, and
systems-level advocacy to her service with Rainbow Children’s Home. Her academic, clinical, and community-based work reflects a long-standing commitment to understanding and addressing the complex dynamics of abuse and recovery.
Nancy’s doctoral research focused on coercive control within intimate partner violence. Her dissertation, Exploring the Role of Coercive Control in Arrest Incidents of Intimate Partner Violence, introduced a theoretical IPV Control Framework, offering a proposed refinement to the CDC’s existing model of intimate partner violence. Her work has contributed to broader policy and professional understanding of coercive control as a central factor in abusive relationships.
From 2015 to 2019, Nancy served as a board member of the Lumpkin County Domestic
Violence Task Force, which was recognized as the Georgia Commission on Family Violence
Task Force of the Year in 2016. In this role, she helped plan bi-monthly meetings and develop materials designed to strengthen collaboration among local helping agencies. She has also served on hospital and social work ethics boards, a nonprofit children’s home board of directors, and as a trained Victim Advocate for Rape Response in Gainesville, supporting survivors during emergency room SANE exams. Nancy has served as an expert witness in North Georgia Superior Court on coercive control and physical assault behaviors. During her internship with the Georgia Coalition Against Domestic Violence, she helped design, co-write, co-edit, and co- produce multiple annual Georgia Domestic Violence Fatality Review Project reports.
Nancy is currently in private practice as a Georgia-licensed psychotherapist. She is certified in trauma-focused, anxiety, and cognitive behavioral therapy treatments and is completing advanced training in EMDR and body-based somatic approaches to nervous system regulation.
She is also engaged in long-term study of Radically Open Dialectical Behavior Therapy (RO- DBT). Her clinical practice focuses on supporting young and mature adults navigating childhood trauma, event-specific trauma, attachment wounds, anxiety, and chronic overachievement.
In addition to her clinical work, Nancy provides training for workgroups on managing traumatized clients and regularly presents on interpersonal violence, trauma treatment, and emotional regulation.
Nathan Davis, Board Member
I’m a business consultant with 24 years of experience, including roles as a
licensed real estate agent in Alabama and Georgia, former director of
operations for a billion-dollar company, and a congressional intern. I
specialize in helping companies grow through operational improvements,
team development, and strategic turnarounds across HVAC, distribution,
and service industries.
Giving back is a core value—I’ve volunteered with the Cystic Fibrosis
Foundation, Special Olympics, Salvation Army, and Toys for Tots. I’ve also
ran for public office twice, aiming to lead with integrity and make a
difference.
I’m happily married to my dream girl Svitlana for 15 years, and we’re raising
our son Alex in beautiful Lumpkin County. We love this community and are
proud to call it home.
Ken Corbin, Board Member
Ken Corbin has a long and distinguished career as a management
consultant and professional speaker. He retired in 2025.
Ken’s firm worked with small to mid-size businesses, large franchises, and
Fortune 500 companies. His company focused on increased productivity,
cost reduction and strategic planning.
As a professional speaker, Ken made presentations in all 50 of the
continental United States and the 7 most populated Canadian Provinces.
He is a former advisory consultant to The American Graduate School of
International Management, board member of Habitat for Humanity, and sat
on the Community Development Board in Ohio. Ken’s also a current board
member of the Lumpkin County Dream Home Program.
“It is my pleasure to assist this incredible organization in expanding their
operations to offer even more young women the coaching and life lessons
they’ll need to move forward.”