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COMMUNITY Development
All Things Are Possible, CDC
All Things Are Possible Community Development Corporation (A.T.A.P. CDC is a 501 (c)3 Non-Profit Organization that serves as the Gospel Tabernacle Church outreach arm into the community. Our goal is always to serve, enlighten, and enhance people to achieve their highest potential.
community Ministries
Community Theater
Community Restaurant
Community Restaurant
The Historic Walton Theater Selma is a one-screen vintage theater that shows first-class family oriented blockbuster movies. The vision of A.T.A.P. CDC and GT Church for acquiring operations of the theater was to provide safe recreational activities for local families.
Community Restaurant
Community Restaurant
Community Restaurant
The Gathering Place restaurant serves as a community space were families and loved ones can gather among neighbors to enjoy dinner after Sunday Morning Worship Service.
Community Store
Community Restaurant
Community Store
Never Forgotten Treasures is a community thrift store that operates by the generous gifts of community donors. We believe that families should not have to sacrifice financially for access to necessary household goods and clothing.
Community impact
Food Share Program
Human Resources Program
Youth Feeding Program
3000+ Families
Served monthly offering fresh fruits and veggies, variety meats, breads, and canned goods through our Food Share Program.
Youth Feeding Program
Human Resources Program
Youth Feeding Program
1000+ Children
Served five-days per week across three counties in black belt region during the school year, and/or twice daily during summer months through our Youth Feeding Program.
Human Resources Program
Human Resources Program
Human Resources Program
1750+ Individuals
Served annually through ATAP CDC and GT Human Resources Department community outreach efforts to provide toys for children. blankets, cloths, and coats for the homeless, and assistance for those in need.
