Minneapolis native expresses importance of offering cross-cultural services
By Charles Hallman
Staff Writer
Nonprofit organizations that serve Blacks and other people of color must “cross racial lines” to continue to attract private and public funding, says the new African American Family Services (AAFS) CEO.
Photo by Emmett Timmons
After nine years in Atlanta as a minority health school association executive director, and 21 years of nonprofit administration experience, Thomas Adams assumed his duties in July.
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Thomas:
You look great!! Wish you much success.
Al Frazier
Thomas, congratulations on your new postion. I hope to see you in the community and bringing other institutions into the loop all working together to assist individuals and families.
I’ve known Mr. Adams for over 37 years. The Black community and communities of color are fortunate to have him. Looking forward to his hard work and dedication!
Congratulations to you Thomas Adams.