Thomas P. McGhee, Founder
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Thomas McGhee is the Executive Director and Founder of the Adullam Project Program, a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, founded in January of 2009. Thomas desires to give back to the community by reaching out to the U.S. Military Homeless Veteran currently enrolled or seeking enrollment in an institution of higher education under the GI Bill and VA Chapter 31 Vocational Rehabilitation Program. The Adullam Project is currently providing housing assistance, counseling, and rehabilitation services to the homeless veteran student population.
After overcoming the challenges of homelessness as a U.S. Military Veteran, Thomas McGhee completed a dual degree in Social Work and Substance Abuse Counseling while working as an intern at the Department of Veteran Affairs Readjustment and Counseling Center in Dallas, TX. This accomplishment has made him a productive member in society. For the past 16 years, Thomas McGhee has engaged as a volunteer in a variety of homeless efforts. In 1994-1996, he served as the assistant to the director of My Place of Restoration Men's Homeless Shelter and liaison to The Task Force for the Homeless in Atlanta, GA And for the past 12 years, he has worked as a volunteer with the Guardian Homeless Outreach Ministry at the Potter's House Church in Dallas, TX. He has received several awards of appreciation from various organizations for his service to the homeless population.
Additionally, after obtaining a Real Estate Licensure and Brokerage Certification, Thomas McGhee began to see a serious need for educating consumers on how to overcome credit challenges when desiring to become a first time homeowner or to refinance an existing real estate property at a lower interest rate. There is a wealth of information that consumers need to know when it comes to obtaining and maintaining an excellent credit score. Mr. McGhee decided to partner with "Think Live Happy" to help consumers enjoy the benefits of financial freedom.
Mission
The Adullam Project provides homeless veterans of the U.S. Armed Forces with housing assistance, educational and career transition counseling in preparation for job readiness and placement.