All Things Are Possible Foundation Opens Nominations for 2024 Community Service Awards

The All Things Are Possible Foundation (ATAP) has announced the opening of nominations for its fourth annual Community Service Awards, set to honor Burlington County residents and business leaders who have made significant contributions to youth empowerment and community enhancement. The foundation is calling on community members to nominate deserving individuals and organizations across seven categories that reflect values such as humility, perseverance, and hope.

Dr. Tiffani Worthy, ATAP Co-Founder and CEO, emphasized the importance of recognizing community efforts, stating, "We often forget to pause and reflect on the good work that is accomplished in our community." She encouraged the entire community to participate in acknowledging those who have made a difference.

The award categories for nominations include Humility and Strength, Perseverance, Understanding and Cooperation, Faith and Trust, Building for the Future, Peace and Unity, and Hope and Inspiration. These categories are designed to encompass a wide range of community contributions and values.

Nominations for the 2024 ATAP Community Service Awards will be accepted until Friday, September 30, 2024. Interested parties can submit their nominations through the Community Service Awards Nomination Form available on the ATAP Foundation website.

Following the nomination period, an awards committee will review all submissions and announce the winners in October. The selected recipients will be honored at the 2024 ATAP Community Service Awards & Kwanzaa Gala, scheduled for Friday, December 6, 2024. The event will take place at The Merion in Cinnaminson, New Jersey. Tickets for the gala are expected to go on sale in October.

The ATAP Foundation, a 501c3 nonprofit organization, has been operating for over 16 years, offering developmental programs aimed at empowering youth to achieve their potential. The foundation's mission focuses on uplifting students through academics, athletics, arts, and awareness initiatives that address critical youth and community needs.

Dr. Tiffani Worthy, who leads the foundation, brings a diverse background to her role. A West Point graduate and decorated combat veteran with a doctorate in education, Dr. Worthy is also a Willingboro resident, business leader, and local councilwoman. Together with her husband, Dr. Carlos Worthy, she developed ATAP's curriculum to help youth and teens explore their possibilities.

This annual awards program serves as a platform to highlight the positive impacts made by individuals and organizations within Burlington County. By recognizing these contributions, ATAP aims to inspire continued community engagement and support for youth empowerment initiatives.

The Community Service Awards not only celebrate past achievements but also encourage future involvement in community service. As the foundation prepares for its fourth annual event, it reinforces the importance of community recognition in fostering a culture of service and support.

For more information about the All Things Are Possible Foundation and its programs, interested parties can visit www.atapfoundation.org. The foundation's work in empowering youth and enhancing the community continues to make a significant impact in Burlington County and serves as a model for community-driven initiatives nationwide.