MR. CHARLES THOMAS, M.ED., LPC, LCAS, CS
Social Work at Celandine Ct, Charlotte, NC
License number
North Carolina 4447
Category
Mental Health
Type
Mental Health
License number
North Carolina 1311
Category
Social Work
Type
Addiction (Substance Use Disorder)
License number
North Carolina S7046
Category
Mental Health
Type
Mental Health
License number
North Carolina 533
Category
Social Work
Type
Addiction (Substance Use Disorder)
Address
Address
11400 Celandine Ct, Charlotte, NC 28213
Phone
(704) 509-6787
Professional information
Executive Director At Queen City Forward
Position:
Executive Director at Queen City Forward, Owner & Principal Photographer at Sankofa Photography
Location:
Charlotte, North Carolina Area
Industry:
Nonprofit Organization Management
Work:
Queen City Forward
- 222 S. Church St. Charlotte, NC 28202 since Oct 2011
-
Executive Director
Sankofa Photography
- Charlotte, North Carolina Area since Jun 1998
-
Owner & Principal Photographer
The Light Factory Contemporary Museuem of Photography and Film
- Charlotte, North Carolina Area Jun 2003 - Sep 2011
-
Director of Education
Accenture
Aug 1995 - Jan 1998
-
Process Consultant
Education:
Duke University 1991 - 1995
BA, Economics 2008 Kennedy Center Teaching Artist Training
Central Piedmont Community College
BA, Economics 2008 Kennedy Center Teaching Artist Training
Central Piedmont Community College
Interests:
Social Entrepreneurship, community empowerment, photography, African drumming, martial arts, rites of passage, mentorship, economics
Awards:
TEDxCharlotte Speaker
TEDxCharlotte
Invited to speak for TEDxCharlotte 2013
2012 Terry McAdam Book Award to “Giving Back: A Tribute to Generations of African American Philanthropists”
The Alliance for Nonprofit Management
The Alliance for Nonprofit Management is pleased to announce the 2012 recipient of the Terry McAdam Book Award as Giving Back:A Tribute to Generations of African American Philanthropists, by Valaida Fullwood and Charles W. Thomas Jr. Published by John F. Blair Publisher,this inspiring book is a refreshing and inspirational portrayal of philanthropy. It captures the stories of African American men and women whose philanthropy, big or small, is a making a difference. It shows people who are not only giving their money but also their time and their talents to make the world a better place. Michelle Torgerson, Chair of the award selection committee, explained, “Author Valaida Fullwood and Photographer Charles W. Thomas Jr. approach the subject matter through provocative stories, quotes and photographs to punctuate the message and uplift and inspire the reader. The layout of the book has broad appeal, is approachable, and elevates the conversation about philanthropy to a discussion of personal responsibility and opportunity to give.”
TEDxCharlotte
Invited to speak for TEDxCharlotte 2013
2012 Terry McAdam Book Award to “Giving Back: A Tribute to Generations of African American Philanthropists”
The Alliance for Nonprofit Management
The Alliance for Nonprofit Management is pleased to announce the 2012 recipient of the Terry McAdam Book Award as Giving Back:A Tribute to Generations of African American Philanthropists, by Valaida Fullwood and Charles W. Thomas Jr. Published by John F. Blair Publisher,this inspiring book is a refreshing and inspirational portrayal of philanthropy. It captures the stories of African American men and women whose philanthropy, big or small, is a making a difference. It shows people who are not only giving their money but also their time and their talents to make the world a better place. Michelle Torgerson, Chair of the award selection committee, explained, “Author Valaida Fullwood and Photographer Charles W. Thomas Jr. approach the subject matter through provocative stories, quotes and photographs to punctuate the message and uplift and inspire the reader. The layout of the book has broad appeal, is approachable, and elevates the conversation about philanthropy to a discussion of personal responsibility and opportunity to give.”
Systems Administrator At Time Warner Cable
Position:
Systems Administrator at Time Warner Cable
Location:
Charlotte, North Carolina Area
Industry:
Information Technology and Services
Work:
Time Warner Cable
since May 2008
-
Systems Administrator
Time Warner Cable
Aug 2006 - May 2008
-
Desktop Administrator
Education:
Corning Community College 1992 - 1996
Certifications:
VCP5-DCV, VMWare
Owner, Uptown Limousine Luxury Car Service
Position:
Owner at Uptown Limousine Luxury Car Service
Location:
Charlotte, North Carolina Area
Industry:
Transportation/Trucking/Railroad
Work:
Uptown Limousine Luxury Car Service
- Charlotte, North Carolina Area since Mar 2002
-
Owner
Charles Thomas - Charlotte, NC
Work:
Hoods of the Metrolina
Spray Technician Lynn Ladder & Scaffolding - Charlotte, NC
Order Puller Carolina Volkswagon - Charlotte, NC Eagle Global - Charlotte, NC United Technology - Orangeburg, SC
Spray Technician Lynn Ladder & Scaffolding - Charlotte, NC
Order Puller Carolina Volkswagon - Charlotte, NC Eagle Global - Charlotte, NC United Technology - Orangeburg, SC
Education:
Orangeburg Wilkinson High School - Orangeburg, SC
Diploma
Diploma
Transportation/Trucking/Railroad Professional
Location:
Charlotte, North Carolina Area
Industry:
Transportation/Trucking/Railroad
Work:
Jacobs Ladder
2010 - 2013
-
Student
Dish Network
2000 - 2006
-
Dealer
Transportation/Trucking/Railroad Professional
Location:
Charlotte, North Carolina Area
Industry:
Transportation/Trucking/Railroad
Education:
Charles Dennis Thomas
Charles Thomas, Charlotte NC - LPC (Licensed professional counselor)
Specialties:
Substance Abuse Counseling, Counseling
Address:
11400 Celandine Ct, Charlotte 28213
(704) 509-6787 (Phone)
(704) 509-6787 (Phone)
Languages:
English
Textile Fabric For The Outer Shell Of A Firefighterss Garmet
US Patent:
6624096, Sep 23, 2003
Filed:
Aug 20, 2001
Appl. No.:
09/933301
Inventors:
Charles A. Thomas - Charlotte NC
Clifton A. Perry - Charlotte NC
Richard O. Tucker - Oakboro NC
Clifton A. Perry - Charlotte NC
Richard O. Tucker - Oakboro NC
Assignee:
CNA Holdings, Inc. - Summit NJ
International Classification:
B27N 900
US Classification:
442181, 169 45, 169 46, 169 47, 169 48, 169 49, 169 50, 442208, 442209, 442213, 442215, 442301, 442302, 428920, 428921
Abstract:
The present invention is directed to a textile fabric. This fabric is particularly well suited for use as the outer shell fabric of a firefighters garment. The fabric is a woven fabric of spun yarns and multi-filament yarns. The spun yarn includes a first staple being a polymer selected from the group consisting of PBI or PBO or melamine formaldehyde, and a second staple being an aramid polymer. The multi-filament yarn includes an aramid filament.
Charles G Thomas, Charlotte NC - OD (Doctor of Optometry)
Specialties:
Optometry
Address:
7745 Ballantyne Commons Pkwy STE 101, Charlotte 28277
(704) 841-3937 (Phone), (704) 841-3964 (Fax)
(704) 841-3937 (Phone), (704) 841-3964 (Fax)
Languages:
English
Fire Protection System
US Patent:
6288637, Sep 11, 2001
Filed:
Feb 4, 2000
Appl. No.:
9/499078
Inventors:
Charles L. Thomas - Charlotte NC
Jerry Deane Crane - Anderson SC
Jerry Deane Crane - Anderson SC
International Classification:
G08B 2900
US Classification:
340506
Abstract:
A fire protection system for determining the existence of hazardous conditions within a building. The system includes a central monitor node for monitoring and displaying system status information. At least one zone node is located remote from the monitor node, and defines a plurality of fire protection zones within the building. A plurality of detectors are arranged within each zone at respective predetermined address locations. Each of the detectors includes a microcontroller for detecting and storing information indicating an occurrence of a hazardous event. The detectors have a normal negative state wherein no occurrence of a hazardous event is detected, and a positive state wherein the occurrence of a hazardous event is detected. The zone node includes detector interrogation circuitry for interrogating the plurality of detectors to determine their respective positive or negative states, and for determining the address location for each of the plurality of detectors in a positive state indicating the occurrence of a hazardous event. A communication line electronically interconnects the zone node and the monitor node for relaying information from the zone node to the monitor node indicating the address location for each of the plurality of detectors in a positive state.