Archie Green has worked with many of us during the last half of the 20th century and into this century, and we remember that education was formost in his thoughts.

Honoring Archie, the Board of Directors took action at their November 2011 meeting, renaming the "Fund for Labor Culture & History" to the "Archie Green Fund for Labor Culture & History."

Contributions towards the "Archie Green Fund for Labor Culture & History" from all fellow workers, friends, and acquaintences are welcome.

Please refer to our contacts page for address information.

The articles of the Fund for Labor Culture & History state: "... for purposes related to labor education, and the education of the general public, concerning the history, theory, culture, and current activities of organized labor and all working people in America."

Attorney Michael Roger prepared incorporation articles, by-laws and tax-exempt documents for the FLC&H. Robert Cherny, William Ward and Archie Green served as charter officers. On September 8, 2000, they opened an account at the United Labor Bank in Oakland. On October 26th, the FLC&H held it's first public event, a celebration of the 85th birthday of Jack Henning, the former secretary of the California Federation of Labor. This event raised funds for the Labor Archives and Research Center at San Francisco State University, targeted for its Endowment Fund for Special Projects.

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