The name All I Know carries a deeply personal meaning.

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It is not only a reflection of the realities many young people face growing up surrounded by violence, trauma, and limited opportunities — it is also the title of one of the last songs Tony performed before his life was tragically taken.

Music was one of Tony’s greatest passions. He loved writing, performing, singing, and rapping. Through music, he expressed his thoughts, emotions, creativity, and experiences. “All I Know” became more than a song — it became a message, a memory, and now a movement.

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Today, the All I Know Foundation continues Tony’s legacy by helping young people discover their voices, talents, and purpose through mentorship, creativity, advocacy, and community support.

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For many youth growing up in underserved communities, violence and survival become “all they know.” Our mission is to change that narrative by exposing young people to healing, leadership, entrepreneurship, music, education, and opportunity.

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We want every young person to know:

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• You are more than your environment

• Your story matters

• Your voice matters

• Your future matters

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Tony’s legacy lives on through every life we inspire, every family we support, and every community we help uplift.

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“ALL I KNOW” is no longer just a song.

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It is a promise to continue the work, continue the healing, and continue creating change.