Who is making a difference in Burlington County?

All Things Are Possible Foundation is inviting the public to nominate outstanding residents, volunteers, businesses, and organizations for the 2026 ATAP Community Service Awards. The awards recognize those whose leadership and service empower youth, strengthen families, and improve their communities.

“Burlington County is filled with people and organizations whose service transforms lives, often without recognition,” said Dr. Tiffani Worthy, ATAP Co-Founder and CEO. “By submitting a nomination, residents can help us celebrate these changemakers, share their stories, and inspire others to make a difference.”

Past honorees include Burlington County Prosecutor LaChia L. Bradshaw; Willingboro Police Chief Ian Bucs; President & CEO of Virtua Health Dennis Pullin; Christina M. Teel of South Jersey Gas; Burlington County Commissioner Director Dr. Felicia Hopson and many more!

“Strong communities are built by people who see a need and choose to serve,” said Dr. Carlos Worthy, ATAP Co-Founder and COO. “These awards honor those who turn compassion into action and demonstrate what is possible when we work together for the good of others.”

Nominations are accepted in nine categories: Hope & Inspiration, Perseverance, Building for the Future, Humility & Strength, Scholarship, Faith & Trust, Peace & Unity, Understanding & Cooperation, and Courageous Leadership.

The deadline to submit a nomination is September 30, 2026. Nominations may be submitted at atapfoundation.org.

Honorees will be announced in October and celebrated at the 2026 ATAP Community Service Awards and Kwanzaa Gala on Friday, December 4, 2026, at The Merion, 1301 Route 130 South in Cinnaminson, New Jersey.

The annual gala supports ATAP Foundation’s scholarships and programs serving more than 400 young people throughout Burlington County.

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.