He was chairman of the Brooklyn Academy of Music and a benefactor of St. Ann’s Warehouse. He and his wife also helped create a center for women’s history.
Source: New York Times
Adam Max, Patron of Brooklyn Cultural Institutions, Dies at 62
Published in Brooklyn Academy of Music, Deaths (Obituaries), Max, Adam, Max, Diana, new york historical society, Philanthropy and St Ann's Warehouse (Brooklyn, NY)
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