PURCHASE A PRODUCT. PROCEEDS GO TO HELPING LTFAD YOUTH & COMMUNITY AWARENESS PROGRAM
LT FAD EXECUTIVE BOARD
Michael Holmes (President-CEO)
Creator of the LT FAD program began his law enforcement career as a Sheriff Deputy at the Savannah-Chatham County Sheriff Department, while completing his college degree. During his 28-year career he has worked at multiple law enforcement agencies that has allowed him to acquire the knowledge and skills needed to properly serve the community he took an oath to protect. Now he is focusing on what he believes is the biggest crisis fight of his career - SAVING THE YOUTH. He understands that it will soon be, the youths turn to try and save the world, but if they continue to be injured or killed during law enforcement encounters, we would have failed them.
TESTIMONY
When it comes to the community, LT FAD wants youth to know that Law Enforcement is NOT the enemy. We also recognize that every day people don’t have to continue to die in order to bring about change in the community. LT FAD believes that on some levels law enforcement have failed the people of their community, because as of now law enforcement has no tools nor device that can determine if the officer behind the badge has good or bad intentions. Until there is such a tool or device to prevent these imposters from becoming a law enforcement officer. We pledge to take the LT FAD Community Awareness Program around the country educating people on how to Live To Fight Another Day.
Because The Life You Save Could Be Your Own.
Andrew Floyd (Secretary)
Mr. Andrew Floyd currently serves as the Director of Development in the Albany State University Office of Institutional Advancement. In that role he is responsible for coordination and implementation of the University’s fund raising and contribution plan to increase resources and revenue in support of institutional goals and objectives. He has over twenty years of experience securing sponsored funds on behalf of Albany State University to support research and academic programs. During his tenure, he has been directly involved in helping the University secure over $200 million in private and public funding to support research, academic and public service programs. He has also lent his skills and talents in the administration of those funds to ensure compliance with federal, state and local guidelines. Mr. Floyd is a graduate of the University of Georgia with a degree in Telecommunications. He has also attained graduate professional certification in Sponsored Research Administration from Emmanuel College in Boston, Massachusetts.
Bruce Johnson (Vice President & Treasurer)
Executive Director of Cottage Landing Senior Living Community in Carrollton, Georgia. He is a former Georgia state government employee and served 31 years. During his tenure with the state, he served in many capacities in several departments to include Mental Health, Juvenile Justice, Public Health, Community Health and Family and Children Services. Bruce has an extensive background working with youth and families. He worked at the Georgia Department of Juvenile Justice (DJJ) for 19 years an Assistant District Director, Program Director, Community Center Director, and an Assessment and Classification Specialist. He also worked as the Male Involvement Coordinator for the division of Adolescent Health and Youth Development. Bruce earned a bachelor’s degree from the University of Georgia and a Master’s degree for Troy University. His hobbies include running 10Ks and half marathons. Bruce is a licensed minister and he serves with the hospital visitation ministry at his church.