Preventing the Youth From Getting Involved in Violence and Crime
Dramora Foskey, President
As the CEO and President of Destiny Fulfilled Association, Inc., Dramora Foskey brings her passion to help our youth and their families prevent tragedy from touching their homes.
Responsible for overseeing all facets of the organization, Dramora drives the mission through fundraising, operations, and engagement with the Board of Directors. She has single handedly created this organization with the mission to align the day to day work with values around diversity, equity, inclusion and accessibility.
Applying a dynamic, effective and influential leadership style that motivates. It is the mission of Dramora to see her staff work in an environment that is robust and forward thinking.
Dramora has served as the Steering Committee leader at a local non-profit for over 10 years, where she has overseen several projects that has raised over $100,000. I look forward to bringing that drive and desire to see the organization grow and develop. A native of Farmville, North Carolina, Dramora graduated and received her Bachelor’s degree from American Intercontinental University. She is happily married, and has 4 children, 1 granddaughter and a dog. She enjoys church and advocating for the less fortunate.
Randy Foskey, Jr. Board Vice-President
Randy Foskey, Jr has been employed with Pitt County Schools for over 12 years with excellent stewardship. He has been given many awards by the school system since his tenure at Pitt County Schools. Randy enjoys working behind the scenes to make the wheels move. He is an intricate part of Destiny Fulfilled and desires to see the organization help as many young people and their families. He is the husband of one wife, father of 4, 1 granddaughter and a dog name Chip. He loves Basketball and watching his children play the sport that he grew up playing himself.
Randy Foskey, Jr. Board Vice-President
Randy Foskey, Jr has been employed with Pitt County Schools for over 12 years with excellent stewardship. He has been given many awards by the school system since his tenure at Pitt County Schools. Randy enjoys working behind the scenes to make the wheels move. He is an intricate part of Destiny Fulfilled and desires to see the organization help as many young people and their families. He is the husband of one wife, father of 4, 1 granddaughter and a dog name Chip. He loves Basketball and watching his children play the sport that he grew up playing himself.
Lakisha White, Secretary
Lakisha White, I am a Deputy Clerk of Court for Pitt County. I have worked as a criminal courtroom clerk in District and Superior Courts for 24 ½ years. I have seen many people in the courtroom battling addictions, homelessness, and mental health illnesses. I believe if underlying issues are addressed, it will reduce recidivism and put them on the path to becoming law-abiding citizens.
I have always had the heart to help people. My calling now is to help people with addictions and assist them with rehabilitation. I decided to go back to school in August 2019. I earned my Associate in Arts degree from Pitt Community College in August 2021. I completed a semester at East Carolina University and then transferred to North Carolina Central University. I will receive my bachelor's degree in Criminal Justice in May 2023. I will be attending graduate school to obtain my master's in Clinical Mental Health to become licensed as a substance abuse counselor. My goal is to open a practice to address addictions and connect my clients with other resources to obtain employment and housing.
Working in the criminal justice system has allowed me to see and hear the struggles of the citizens in Pitt County. Hearing their stories made me realize we are all one bad decision away from walking in their shoes. Sometimes all someone need is a second chance to do and be better.
Kywana Jones, Treasurer
Kywana Jones is a native of Farmville, North Carolina and has worked in Manufacturing sector for more than two decades. She received an AAS in Accounting from Pitt Community College, along with two Diplomas of Practical Theology from International Seminary. She looks forward to participating in the success of this venture as lives are changed for the better.
Justin Foskey, Program Administrator
Justin Foskey is a graduate of the University of Mount Olive with a degree in Recreation and Leisure Studies. He is a native of Pitt County. Justin started his career working the youth at Boys & Girls Clubs of the Coastal Plain in 2006. Justin has served as a Game Rooms leader, Gym leader, Unit Director and Director of Operations. Also, he was an assistant basketball coach for Farmville Central High School.
Justin Foskey, Program Administrator
Justin Foskey is a graduate of the University of Mount Olive with a degree in Recreation and Leisure Studies. He is a native of Pitt County. Justin started his career working the youth at Boys & Girls Clubs of the Coastal Plain in 2006. Justin has served as a Game Rooms leader, Gym leader, Unit Director and Director of Operations. Also, he was an assistant basketball coach for Farmville Central High School.
Dramora Foskey, President
As the CEO and President of Destiny Fulfilled Association, Inc., Dramora Foskey brings her passion to help our youth and their families prevent tragedy from touching their homes.
Responsible for overseeing all facets of the organization, Dramora drives the mission through fundraising, operations, and engagement with the Board of Directors. She has single handedly created this organization with the mission to align the day to day work with values around diversity, equity, inclusion and accessibility.
Applying a dynamic, effective and influential leadership style that motivates. It is the mission of Dramora to see her staff work in an environment that is robust and forward thinking.
Dramora has served as the Steering Committee leader at a local non-profit for over 10 years, where she has overseen several projects that has raised over $100,000. I look forward to bringing that drive and desire to see the organization grow and develop. A native of Farmville, North Carolina, Dramora graduated and received her Bachelor’s degree from American Intercontinental University. She is happily married, and has 4 children, 1 granddaughter and a dog. She enjoys church and advocating for the less fortunate.
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Randy Foskey, Jr.
Board Vice-President
Randy Foskey, Jr has been employed with Pitt County Schools for over 12 years with excellent stewardship. He has been given many awards by the school system since his tenure at Pitt County Schools. Randy enjoys working behind the scenes to make the wheels move. He is an intricate part of Destiny Fulfilled and desires to see the organization help as many young people and their families. He is the husband of one wife, father of 4, 1 granddaughter and a dog name Chip. He loves Basketball and watching his children play the sport that he grew up playing himself.
Lakisha White, Secretary
Lakisha White, I am a Deputy Clerk of Court for Pitt County. I have worked as a criminal courtroom clerk in District and Superior Courts for 24 ½ years. I have seen many people in the courtroom battling addictions, homelessness, and mental health illnesses. I believe if underlying issues are addressed, it will reduce recidivism and put them on the path to becoming law-abiding citizens.
I have always had the heart to help people. My calling now is to help people with addictions and assist them with rehabilitation. I decided to go back to school in August 2019. I earned my Associate in Arts degree from Pitt Community College in August 2021. I completed a semester at East Carolina University and then transferred to North Carolina Central University. I will receive my bachelor's degree in Criminal Justice in May 2023. I will be attending graduate school to obtain my master's in Clinical Mental Health to become licensed as a substance abuse counselor. My goal is to open a practice to address addictions and connect my clients with other resources to obtain employment and housing.
Working in the criminal justice system has allowed me to see and hear the struggles of the citizens in Pitt County. Hearing their stories made me realize we are all one bad decision away from walking in their shoes. Sometimes all someone need is a second chance to do and be better.
Kywana Jones, Treasurer
Kywana Jones is a native of Farmville, North Carolina and has worked in Manufacturing sector for more than two decades. She received an AAS in Accounting from Pitt Community College, along with two Diplomas of Practical Theology from International Seminary. She looks forward to participating in the success of this venture as lives are changed for the better.
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Justin Foskey,
Program Administrator
Justin Foskey is a graduate of the University of Mount Olive with a degree in Recreation and Leisure Studies. He is a native of Pitt County. Justin started his career working the youth at Boys & Girls Clubs of the Coastal Plain in 2006. Justin has served as a Game Rooms leader, Gym leader, Unit Director and Director of Operations. Also, he was an assistant basketball coach for Farmville Central High School.