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Created: April 07, 2021 06:35 PM One of the main outreach organizations for the Twin Ports homeless population has hired a new executive director.  John Cole will head up CHUM starting June 1. He comes to Duluth from Align Minneapolis, a nonprofit that works with people experiencing homelessness there.  A press release said that Align has a similar structure to CHUM. It is also comprised of a variety of congregations. He was born in the Caribbean and came to Minnesota in 2011. He founded Friends Hotline of Antigua and Barbuda, a nongovernment organization that supports youth in cr...

Fox21Online April 7, 2021 DULUTH, Minn.– A new executive director has been named for chum in John Cole. Cole is currently the interim director at Align Minneapolis, which is similar to Chum. Current Executive Director Lee Stuart will be leaving her post and retiring June 30 after eight years of service in that position. Cole will take over the day after. “I’ve had that privilege for the last eight years and it’s been a great experience for me and for the organization. And so being able to hand that off and to have the next voice of leadership come forward I think is just a really good...

CHUM names new executive director The agency, which addresses homelessness in Duluth, will be led by someone who ran a similar organization in Minneapolis. Written By: News Tribune | × John Cole CHUM, a faith-based organization that serves homeless people in Duluth, has named a new executive director. John Cole, currently the interim director at Align Minneapolis — also a faith-based homelessness organization — will begin June 1 and replace current executive director Lee Stuart, who plans to retire June 30, CHUM said in a news release Wednesday. Cole, born in the Caribbean,...

In this Article Patta has teamed up with American heritage label Tommy Hilfiger for a capsule that centres around the Pan-African flag, Black unity and the community. The Amsterdam-based label — who recently connected with Reebok Classic for a Club C collaboration with a similar focus — has reworked the quintessential white, red and blue Tommy logo, with an aim to put African culture and self-actualisation of its communities everywhere front and centre. Realised on a range of T-Shirts, hoodies, sweats, jeans and accessories, Patta delved into Tommy’s extensive archives to redress classi...