AHCC Origins

Founded in 2005, the African Heritage Cultural Club of Solivita became the epicenter for African American cultural and social life in Solivita. The Club was started by a group of Solivita residents who sought to use African heritage and culture as a way to give the Club purpose, unify its members, and enhance community life at Solivita. The group recognized the importance and utility of African heritage to African Americans in their efforts to strengthen self, family and community. It was their hope and intent that the Club would serve as a beacon and catalyst in promoting knowledge and appreciation of the rich, ancient and varied culture of African people. Moreover, this knowledge could serve as a framework and foundation for thought and practices directed toward addressing issues important to its members. Subsequent Club leaders have reaffirmed this purpose and enthusiastically embraced the idea of employing African heritage as a vehicle for infusing club members with inspiration, vigor, awareness, and restoration, and contributing to their wellbeing.

Statement of Purpose

The AHCC’s fundamental reason for existence is to provide an affirming space in which members can learn about and celebrate their common heritage and culture for individual, group and community well-being.

Mission Statement

The mission of the African Heritage Cultural Club is to promote, advocate, educate and implement social and cultural programs affecting persons of African descent.

AHCC 2023-24 Board of Directors and Presidential Appointees

Executive Board of Directors

Elected Officers

President                               Keith Eaton

Vice President                           Bobby Vance

Recording Secretary                 Deldra Eaton

Treasurer                                 Reggie Shell

Corresponding Secretary           Carrie Vance

Membership                             Yvonne Loney

Presidential Appointees 

Cultural Programs    Christina Jeffries & Diahnne Hambrick

Social Programs     Yvonne Loney

Outreach     Marcia Storey

Parliamentarian     Joan Hogarth

Communications Coordinator     Ed Smith

Historian    Calvin Mack

For more information on the AHCC, send an email to ahccinformation@gmail.com