Any reasonable person would wonder if UAC manager Tivoni Devor had something to do with his wifey’s nonprofit winning one of the three Seed Cohort grants. (EIN: 99-4131409). Why would a probable millionaire need a lousy $12,000 from the taxpayers?
Was the “Seed Stage” contest rigged?
“UAC will select up to three nonprofit startups for the initial cohort, teams must be at the idea or very early-stage of their organization, not have a 501c3, and be ready to commit at least 10 hours a week to their idea.”
See: Click Here
Nonprofit Startups accepted into the inaugural program had all of their first-year fees waived, thanks to the sponsorship of JP Morgan Chase, saving them thousands of dollars in startup costs and indirect expenses, valued at up to $12,000 in in-kind services designed to help launch their nonprofit.
Where are the other two award winners posted?
We know UAC HR posts jobs they already have prefilled, just saying.
Tivoni Devor, Husband of Jen Devor
How could Tivoni Devor have worked for UAC as a director and not be a top-paid executive? A lot of real estate is bought and sold. I doubt they live or work in the shitholes for the nonprofits they list as addresses.
Who believes this woman’s home office was located in this shithole? The husband and wife team owned this joint up until 5/2023.
She would need some of the General Fund HiTouch UAC executive concealed carry diabeetus armed guard escorts.
We do not know what ODAAT’s Mel Wells has that requires armed guards; maybe he has my missing paychecks.
“Advertising” typically involves an invitation to purchase goods, such as through sales price information, recommendations from the nonprofit, qualitative language, or other inducements to purchase.”
See: Promoting the Nonprofit Mission, Not Doling Out Business Favors: Click Here
HiTouch does such a good job, I am not sure why UAC and ODAAT need to use their nonprofit to promote their business.
I think Felicia Harris was an ODAAT employee. The term “inurement” refers to the improper use of charitable resources or assets to benefit directors and officers or any other nonprofit “insider.”
Improper use is rarely as obvious as direct theft. It more often occurs through the form of benefits, such as casual compensation for a hard-working volunteer, favorable business contracts at more than fair market value, other financially significant “perks” for leaders, or personal use of nonprofit resources like a vehicle, some or all of a facility, or equipment.
Is HiTouch paid a monthly retainer? This company is good, but what other vendors are on a retainer?
Sharmain is looking like “Weekend at Bernadette” these days. How many boards is she serving? Why is that not easily assimilated?
Maybe Felicia can add a fashion line for Pee-Wee Herman Wells.
Better Civics and Jen Devor
Busy lady! I wonder if UAC pays both Better Civics and Jen Devor.
We know UAC has paid Tivoni for 11 years, according to his bio.
Tivoni’s wife, Jen, who ran for city commissioner in 2019, worked for the nonprofit Campus Philly for two or eleven years. (EIN: 20-1518941) Click Here
Tivoni Devor Understands
UAC needs a help desk ticketing system just for Partner complaints about NetSuite and shitty support in general. Their [email protected] email complaint method is a 1900s joke.
How hard is it to implement a ticketing system, assign a number, a person responsible, and the actions taken?
This email approach is worse than The Hierarchy’s fake Help Desk team.
Maybe it is intentional. Pretty difficult to track insiders benefiting.
Slick splitting of contracts over two fiscal years to circumvent the $7,500 three-bid requirement makes clowns of the integrity and public trust.
Donations can grow mold for nine months or more in PayPal accounts, and nobody knows until an angry Partner complains.
A grant can be paying two brothers for the same work, like the Miles brothers, using two different companies – it is a shitshow.
Why doesn’t UAC require its vendors to disclose information about who has a financial interest (ownership)? An LLC can be opened in minutes; insiders could submit invoices to pay a company they own.
Does anybody even research if an EIN is valid or active? You can’t tell the IRS you pay a P.O. Box or virtual office space; this leads to tax fraud.
Why would UAC care how “expensive” their poor financial systems are, allowing failures, when the General Fund pays for it? A private company would be out of business.
When a few disgruntled employees get pissed enough and are willing to testify, the tide might turn. Then again, even those arrested and sentenced to 20+ years serve a few months and are back in business.
Why is UAC reportedly paying traffic violations and tickets from taxpayer dollars instead of making the UAC employee pay them? Do employees reimburse UAC for their fines? Do UAC employees use the company vehicles for personal use?
It is too bad Jacques Latoison didn’t have his traffic tickets and unpaid tolls paid by UAC. We are told his fines were in the thousands, and he was just found guilty by the court on a few outstanding charges for years.