Community Invited to Celebrate a Lifetime of Leadership, Service, Faith and Impact
I'm deeply humbled to be inducted into the Hall of Fame. I've always believed that our greatest accomplishments are measured by the lives we impact.
A proud Willingboro High School alumnus, Rev. Dr. Worthy has built a remarkable legacy spanning military service, federal executive leadership, ministry, education, youth development, and community service. His induction recognizes not simply what he has accomplished, but the countless people and communities he has impacted along the way.
Rev. Dr. Worthy was nominated for the honor by Brandie Williams, who pointed to his extraordinary record of service as the foundation for his nomination.
“Dr. Los has dedicated his life to service to this country, this community, and to God’s mission,” Williams shared.
For Rev. Dr. Worthy, the recognition is especially meaningful because it comes from the community that helped shape him.
“I am deeply humbled to be inducted into the Willingboro High School Hall of Fame. I have always believed that our greatest accomplishments are measured by the lives we impact. I receive this honor with gratitude for my family, mentors, teachers, colleagues, and community who have been part of the journey, and I hope it reminds the next generation of Willingboro students that where you begin does not limit how far you can go or how much good you can do,” said Worthy.
Rev. Dr. Worthy served more than 12 years on active duty in the United States Army, beginning his career as an enlisted Infantry soldier before earning his commission through the Army's Green to Gold Program. A Distinguished Military Graduate of Norfolk State University, his military service included multiple overseas deployments, including service in Baghdad, Iraq during Operation Iraqi Freedom, where he earned the Bronze Star Medal.
Following his military career, Rev. Dr. Worthy continued his commitment to public service through a distinguished federal government career spanning decades. Among his senior leadership roles, he served as Chief Human Capital Officer for the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Food and Nutrition Service, helping lead the people and organizational strategies behind an agency responsible for critical nutrition programs serving Americans across the country.
His commitment to education and lifelong learning is equally significant. In addition to being a Distinguished Military Graduate of Norfolk State University, Rev. Dr. Worthy earned a Master of Business Administration, Master of Divinity, and Doctor of Ministry.
Yet some of his most meaningful work has happened right here at home.
In 2007, Rev. Dr. Worthy co-founded All Things Are Possible Foundation (ATAP) with his wife, Dr. Tiffani A. Worthy. Together, they have helped build an organization dedicated to empowering young people through academics, athletics, arts, awareness, scholarships, mentoring, and enrichment opportunities. As ATAP's Chief Operating Officer, he has helped turn a vision for youth and community development into a lasting institution serving hundreds of young people each year.
His service also extends to faith and community leadership. Known to many as "Pastor Los," Rev. Dr. Worthy serves in pastoral ministry and has provided spiritual leadership while also serving his community as a Willingboro Township Police Chaplain and VFW Post Chaplain.
A lifetime member of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc., Rev. Dr. Worthy has continued to embody the fraternity's commitment to "Culture for Service and Service for Humanity." His life of service has also been recognized with the President's Volunteer Service Lifetime Achievement Award during the administration of President Barack Obama.
Behind the titles, degrees, medals, and accomplishments is a man deeply committed to family. Rev. Dr. Worthy is married to Dr. Tiffani Worthy, his partner in life, ministry, and community service. Together they are the proud parents of three children and grandparents of two.
The Willingboro High School Hall of Fame induction represents a special full-circle moment: a son of Willingboro returning to be honored by the community that helped shape him.
Family, friends, classmates, colleagues, fellow veterans, fraternity brothers, ministry partners, ATAP supporters, and members of the Willingboro community are invited to come celebrate this well-deserved recognition.
Join us as we honor Rev. Dr. Carlos Worthy and celebrate a life that demonstrates what is possible when leadership is grounded in faith, family, service, and a commitment to others.
Willingboro High School Hall of Fame Induction
Honoring Rev. Dr. Carlos Worthy + Many others!
Saturday, September 26, 2026
11:00 AM | Doors Open at 10:30 AM
Willingboro High School
Tickets: $25 each
Come celebrate a Willingboro legacy, a lifetime of service, and an example for generations to come.
All Things Are Possible Foundation (ATAP) serves Burlington County, New Jersey, families with academic enrichment programs with a differentiated and highly valuable offering: life-changing, developmental programs with emphasis on academics, athletics, awareness, and arts.
ATAP serves over 500 children annually with out-of-school-time (OST) programs, including before and after school care, full-day fall, spring, and summer programs, STEAM workshops, and other academic and cultural enrichment programs for K-8 and teens.
Our goal is to help students discover what’s possible for them to achieve by broadening their knowledge and experiences beyond the borders of their own community. We create fun learning experiences that prepare them to succeed as strong, resilient, capable adults.
ATAP is a non-profit 501(c)3 organization.
