2024 MLK Day Awards
Livin' the Dream
in Eastern North Carolina On January 15, 2024, we are proud to recognize individuals and nonprofit organizations who are making a difference in our Eastern North Carolina communities. We will recognize and honor the achievements that have been performed from 2023-2024. Our MLK Day awards categories include presenting the President's Volunteer Service Award Keepers of the Dream Teens and Kids Who Care Strengthening the Foundation Program Participants who attended workshops, webinars and coaching sessions to help build the capacity of their nonprofit organizations. |
President’s Volunteer Service Awards for 2023 ENC Nonprofit Partners, Inc. is a certifying organization for the President’s Volunteer Service Award, a project of the Points of Light Foundation. The President’s Volunteer Service Award is an opportunity to honor outstanding volunteers and recognize the impact they have on the community. This award honors people whose service makes a difference in every corner of the nation and inspires those around them. Paul Foxworth Antoinette Locust Achievers Academies of NC Kinston, NC Brenda Dixon Christine Legacy Foundation Kinston/Winterville, NC Rev. Dr. Rodney Coles, Sr. Churches Outreach Network Greenville, NC Earlean Rivers & Y’Anna Rivers, DNA Community Youth Center Warsaw, NC Tyler Pulley Financial Literacy Kingdom Greenville, NC Rev. Dr. Andra Cunningham, Greater Glory AME Mission Church Joseph Jones/Fulani Jones/ Olene Solomon Little Union Martial Arts Center Kinston, NC Thremene Murphy My Healing Within Greenville, NC Bishop Danny & Alice Stancil One Eighty Enrichment, Inc. Regina Smithwick Patricia Ann Morton Foundation Sharon Battle/Sarah Newton S&S Parenting Services Kieanna Bruinton The DanceLyfe, Inc. Theresa Ann Williams Young Women of Promise, Inc. Dr. Nay Malloy Howell Jesus Christ is the Way Anointed Worship & Deliverance Center |
2024 Keepers of the Dream
Our Keepers of the Dreams are individuals who devote their time and energy into developing and leading nonprofit organizations in our eastern North Carolina communities. Ashanti Williams An Autastic Dream, Inc. Farmville, NC Sammy C. Aiken African-American Heritage Commission of Kinston and Lenoir County Kinston, NC Tonya Foreman Citizens Advocating for Equity & Equality, Inc. Greenville, NC Shon Bruinton NC Praise Radio/ENC Voices of Youth Greenville/Winterville, NC Arjenae Jones Williams Something2Somebody, Inc. Greenville, NC Niesha Spencer Ansley The Viola M. Daniels Foundation Greenville, NC |
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2024 TEENS AND KIDS WHO CARE
Young People Making a Difference in our eastern North Carolina communities Courtney Murphy Farmville Central High School (Farmville) Beyonca Foster Banton South Central High School (Greenville) Zariea Marie Bowens J.H. Rose High School (Greenville) Blair Edmondson Acellus Academy (Kinston) Madilynn Hunter Newton South Central High School (Greenville) Kemani Rivers, Warsaw Elementary School (Warsaw) Y’Anna Rivers James Kenan High School (Kenansville) Jamiyah Sparks AG Cox Middle School (Greenville) Kandace Sutton Wellcome Middle School (Greenville) Camya Whitfield J.H. Rose High School (Greenville) Special Recognition Xzavier (Ziggy) Williams Farmville Middle School An Autastic Dream, Inc. |
Strengthening the Foundation Participants
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