All Things Are Possible Foundation Announces 2024 Community Service Award Honorees in Burlington County

The All Things Are Possible Foundation (ATAP) has announced the honorees for its fourth annual Community Service Awards, highlighting Burlington County residents and business leaders who have shown outstanding dedication to youth empowerment and community development. The awards ceremony will take place on December 6, 2024, at The Merion in Cinnaminson, New Jersey, celebrating nine individuals across various service and leadership categories. Dr. Tiffani Worthy, ATAP Co-Founder and CEO, stressed the significance of acknowledging community contributors, stating that a community must reflect and celebrate the impact many people and organizations make for the betterment of the community and the sacrifices they undertake for the greater good. This yearly event acts as a platform to express appreciation and motivate ongoing community involvement.

The 2024 honorees encompass a wide range of community roles and accomplishments. Lori Wilson, Latimani Morgan, and Tatiauna Morgan of Willingboro Recreation Competition Cheerleading are being acknowledged for Building for the Future. Dr. Felicia Hopson, Burlington County Commissioner Director, will receive the Courageous Leadership Award. Rev. Dr. Danny E. Scotton Sr. and First Lady Linda L. Scotton of Alpha Baptist Church are honored for Faith & Trust. Other awardees include Jasmine Poole, founder of JP Elite and educator, for Hope & Inspiration; Adrain Jones for Humility & Strength; and Donte Milligan of Doane Academy for Peace & Unity. Lance Muhammad, owner of The Supreme Sweets Dessert Shop and a school principal, is recognized for Perseverance. Nika Corbett of Curate Noir receives the Understanding & Cooperation award, while high school scholar Bellah Jackson is named the ATAP Scholar.

This recognition underscores the foundation's dedication to cultivating a robust, supportive community environment. By honoring leaders across diverse sectors such as education, faith, business, and public service, ATAP emphasizes the multifaceted nature of community building and youth empowerment. The event not only celebrates current achievements but also aims to inspire future community leaders and volunteers, demonstrating the positive influence dedicated individuals can have on their local communities and potentially encouraging others to engage in similar service and leadership roles. The All Things Are Possible Foundation, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, has been operating for over 17 years, offering developmental programs focused on uplifting and empowering students. Founded by Dr. Tiffani Worthy, a West Point graduate and decorated combat veteran with a doctorate in education, ATAP concentrates on empowering youth through academics, athletics, arts, and awareness programs.

The foundation's work addresses crucial youth and community needs, providing enrichment and afterschool programs that assist young people in discovering their potential. By recognizing community leaders who align with these values, ATAP reinforces its mission and highlights the collaborative effort necessary to create positive change in communities. The upcoming awards ceremony at The Merion is set to be a notable event for Burlington County, uniting community members to celebrate shared achievements and a renewed commitment to youth and community development. As communities nationwide face challenges in youth development and community cohesion, initiatives like the ATAP Community Service Awards serve as beacons of hope and models for recognizing and encouraging civic engagement. The varied backgrounds and contributions of the honorees illustrate that community improvement is a collective endeavor, requiring dedication from individuals across all sectors of society. For more details, interested parties can visit https://www.atapfoundation.org.