A former resident of Allen Benedict Court, Vince Ford was inducted into the Wall of Fame for his dedication to the community. Ford is a graduate of Benedict College and earned a Masters Degree from South Carolina State University. He has served as the Director of the Sickle Cell Foundation and as Director of the Boys and Girls clubs of the Midlands. As of 2004, Ford serves as Chairperson of the Richland School District One School Board. Ford believes, "It doesn’t matter where you came from, it matters only where you’re going."

A former resident of Allen Benedict Court, James Hopkins was inducted into the Wall of Fame in recognition of his service to public housing residents. Hopkins served on the CHA Board of Commissioners for 15 years. At a young age, he opened two businesses, Al’s Lunch and Hop’s TV and Appliances. He is quoted as saying, "[my] achievements serve as a positive reminder to residents that with a little work, determination and will power, you can reach your goals." At the time of induction, James Hopkins was Director and Founder of the United Black Fund of the Midlands.