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Thelma D. Burns Building

The ABCD Thelma D. Burns Building is a historic property on the Roxbury/North Dorchester line that has evolved over the decades. Named for longtime ABCD Board Member, inspiring community leader and activist Thelma D. Burns, the building was stunningly renovated and dedicated to Mrs. Burns in May 2016. The Burns building hosts many ABCD events throughout the year, while also serving as a hub of activity for the community at large.


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Tyrone Kindell, Jr.


Volunteer Office


Walnut Grove Head Start & Children’s Services


Xiaoe Ma


Yazmin Rodriguez


1962

ABCD is incorporated to provide urban “human renewal” with a $1.9 million grant from the Ford Foundation and funding from the Permanent Charity Fund (now The Boston Foundation).


1964

Congress passes the Economic Opportunity Act (EOA) that creates the War on Poverty; ABCD is designated Boston’s antipoverty agency.


1965

Nation’s first community health center is established by ABCD and Tufts University at the Columbia Point Housing Development.