All Things Are Possible Foundation Announces 2025 Community Service Award Honorees
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ATAP's Community Service Awards offer networking advantages by recognizing influential Burlington County leaders across business, government, and community sectors.
The ATAP Foundation selects honorees through committee review based on their contributions to youth development, family strengthening, and community empowerment.
These awards celebrate individuals making Burlington County better by uplifting youth, strengthening families, and empowering the entire community through dedicated service.
The 2025 ATAP Kwanzaa Gala honors diverse leaders from police chiefs to educators for their inspiring community contributions on December 5th.
The All Things Are Possible Foundation (ATAP) has announced the recipients of its 5th Annual ATAP Community Service Awards, recognizing Burlington County residents and business leaders who demonstrate exceptional commitment to uplifting youth, strengthening families, and empowering the community. This year's celebration will honor nine individuals whose dedication to service, leadership, and excellence embodies the foundation's mission of creating positive change.
The 2025 ATAP Kwanzaa Community Service Award honorees represent diverse sectors of community service. Crystal Charley of Melanin and Maternal Wellness receives the Building for the Future award, while LaChia L. Bradshaw from the Burlington County Prosecutor's office earns the Courageous Leadership Award. Faith-based leadership is recognized through Wilfrans Joseph of Christ Baptist Church, who receives the Faith & Trust honor.
Other distinguished honorees include Joyce C. Payne of Willingboro/Burlington, New Jersey Orators for Hope & Inspiration, Chief Ian Bucs of Willingboro Township Police Department for Humility & Strength, and Algernon Hall, M.B.A., of Jubilee Children's Entertainment, LLC / Algernon Hall Inspires for Peace & Unity. Dr. Chekesha Ellis of KayosToClarity, LLC is recognized for Perseverance, Christina M. Teel, M.Ed., of South Jersey Gas for Understanding & Cooperation, and Naasia King as the ATAP Scholar.
The ATAP Awards Committee reviewed nominations and selected these honorees based on their unwavering commitment to advancing ATAP's mission of empowering the next generation. Dr. Carlos Worthy, ATAP Co-Founder and Chief Operating Officer, emphasized the broader significance of the event, stating that it celebrates both the individual honorees and the collective power of community. He noted that these leaders exemplify what it means to make lasting impacts and that the celebration serves as inspiration for others to find their own ways to contribute positively.
Dr. Tiffani Worthy, ATAP Co-Founder and CEO, echoed this sentiment, reinforcing the foundation's commitment to community empowerment. The awards ceremony represents more than just recognition—it's a catalyst for continued community engagement and service. The foundation encourages community members to learn more about their programs and mission at https://www.atapfoundation.org.
The 2025 ATAP Community Service Awards & Kwanzaa Gala will take place on Friday, December 5, 2025, at The Merion, located at 1301 Route 130, Cinnaminson, NJ 08077. This signature event brings together community members, leaders, and supporters for an evening of recognition, cultural celebration, and connection. Tickets for the gala are available through the official event page at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/2025-atap-community-service-awards-kwanzaa-gala-tickets-123456789.
The recognition of these community leaders highlights the importance of local engagement and the ripple effects of individual service. By honoring professionals across law enforcement, healthcare, education, business, and faith communities, ATAP demonstrates how diverse sectors can collaborate to strengthen community fabric. These awards not only validate the work of current leaders but also inspire future generations to pursue service-oriented paths, creating sustainable positive change throughout Burlington County and beyond.
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