The Twenty Four Foundation was founded in loving memory of Kenneth Booker — a father, mentor, and community champion who believed every young person deserved guidance, opportunity, and support.

Kenneth’s life reflected three constants: faith, family, and football. A lifelong sports enthusiast and devoted Cowboys fan, he raised his three children in Chesterfield County’s athletic programs, from A.M. Davis Athletic Association through high school. He never missed a game, often coaching from the sidelines, offering encouragement that went far beyond the field. To him, sports weren’t just competition—they were classrooms for life, teaching resilience, teamwork, and purpose.

As technology became part of everyday life, Kenneth’s curiosity grew into skill. He was the family’s go-to tech expert, fixing and upgrading computers for relatives, friends, and neighbors. That same curiosity inspired his belief that kids should understand both the game on the field and the tools shaping the world around them.

But what truly defined him was his heart for youth. Whether it was his children, grandchildren, nieces, nephews, or any young person who needed guidance, Kenneth poured into them with patience, wisdom, and belief in their potential. He was a fierce advocate for helping youth find their path—whether through athletics, education, or career.

The name Twenty Four honors his birthday, May 24th — a date that now symbolizes the spirit of giving, teaching, and community he lived every day.

The Twenty Four Foundation continues that mission. Through sports, technology, and mentorship, we create pathways for young people to discover who they are, what they love, and how far they can go. Every program, every season, every lesson is a reflection of Kenneth Booker’s legacy — one built on dedication, community, and the belief that every child deserves a coach for life.