It’s Not Defamation if It’s True
UAC filed a $200,000 defamation claim against a retired Ohio worker despite documented admissions that their IT vendor and UAC executives were involved in the $217,000 heist.
Is this who the partners trust to oversee their money?
I am highly offended, too.
We know you did not want anyone else to know what is going on inside UAC. Everything posted is true.
Understanding the Streisand Effect: When Hiding Information Backfires
Pretty sad when ODAAT doesn’t seem to have a Charitable Organizations Certificate and HiTouch’s PA Bureau of Charitable Organizations Certificates look to be expired.
UAC Board of Directors Governance
UAC states that its Board of Directors governs the organization through an Executive Committee and six governing committees.
Email them, hold them accountable!
Reparations Are Us
Where the hell is the accountability?
When C-suite executives and management approved invoices and custom software, knowing it was being stolen, tied to a program to ensure Black-owned and women-owned businesses receive their fair share of contracting opportunities?
Executive oversight isn’t optional when taxpayers are footing the bill.
See: Board of Directors
UAC continues to publish its shortened 27-page versions of the audits for dummies.
For Shame!
Urban Affairs Coalition – Audit for period ending Jun 2025 – Nonprofit Explorer – ProPublica
I wonder why the Feds did an audit of UAC this year.
Urban Affairs Coalition
Embezzlement & Perjury
Are all program partners treated equally?
We have quite a few checking in with us who believe they are being charged more than others for the same services.
Lawsuit accuses Strong City Baltimore of diverting grantee money
Invoices cannot be submitted until the agreement is fully executed:
(Has all signatures on the IAF and Arun’s signature on the CA).
UAC has an insider’s secret hack: they will split a $15,000 contract into two $7,499 IAF‘s, over two fiscal years.
What kind of violation of the spirit of the bidding process known only to insiders is this bullshit?
UAC Executive Compensation
When partners are upset their vendors have issues getting paid… meanwhile…
Malcolm Ingram is the EWYK attorney UAC has used through his many law firms.
It is alarming to find out he zealously defended a UAC Partner for her racist behavior.
Emails are surfacing from the wronged employees!
About – The African American Chamber of Commerce
Inner Strength-SEPTA-ODAAT-UAC
The School District of Philadelphia works with Inner Strength and contracts with UAC for services from ODAAT.
Ayanna Matlock
Inner Strength Education for Teen Mindfulness | Inner Strength Education
A person named Matlock, probably a “coincidence”.
Ayanna and Sharmain Matlock.
How can one person have two six-figure jobs?
Is there a recurring practice of using Pennsylvania General Fund money to pursue litigation after responsible parties were warned that the expenditures were disproportionate to the expected benefit?
We contend that there is. We have identified prior cases in which decision-makers were warned about excessive litigation expenditures, yet the spending continued.
The question is therefore not simply how much was spent, but who authorized the spending, what they knew about its cost, what governmental objective justified continuing it, and whether Pennsylvania taxpayers were required to bear litigation expenses that had become disproportionate to any reasonably anticipated benefit.
Hiscox Files Federal Lawsuit Against UAC
UAC management approved publication of this website on 10/16/2023. UAC employed the programmer beginning 8/7/2023 and provided the supporting evidence referenced on the site.
The UAC Board of Directors and outside legal counsel were made aware of the website on 9/12/2024.
The following day, 9/13/2024, the worker’s employment was terminated.
Has any law firm mentioned the ongoing doxxing, revenge porn, identity theft, violent assault, and $217,000 loss suffered by the programmer in any court filing?
Imagine a nonprofit paying to create revenge porn and doxxing because you reported them for proven fraud.
If your Hiscox claims representative refuses to respond for months, maybe she is busy selling shit on social media and Amazon, “accepting new patients” as pediatric occupational therapist, or advancing her religious & political views.
Imagine taxpayer money being used to pay for an insurance complex claims representative with an expired license.
In addition, the OH LLC paid for Hiscox insurance, and this was their Hiscox representative.
Consumers are being defrauded and deserve a 100% refund.
Any claim this representative denied needs to be reviewed by a qualified, licensed claims processor.
Neglect Funded with Public Money
UAC hires 14-year-olds to work at a daycare, while a Tier 3 registered sex offender has direct contact with youth.
Where are UAC’s hiring procedures?
Where are the background-check policies?
Where are the safeguards designed to protect the children UAC claims to serve?
Child safety is not optional. Accountability is not optional.
see news story: Infant girl loses part of her finger
see: Severed Baby Finger
Hold my beer…
UAC has a long history of failing to report crimes when its funding agreements do not explicitly require reporting criminal activity to law enforcement.
Hiscox, UAC, and GRSM is demanding that the OH LLC allow UAC, the employers and advocates of convicted child molesters, violent offenders, and embezzlers, to perform a forensic examination on computers, owned by other major corporations, with which the OH LLC has done business since 2020.
Why the hell aren’t they forensic examining the UAC employees’ computers and emails where the crimes occurred and the evidence is sitting?
Invoicing Date Dishonesty
In the MyChoice Software invoicing criminal investigation case and the Gun Violence invoicing investigation, UAC admitted that dates on invoices were not always true.
Were these invoices from the embezzler also manipulated so they could be charged against a contract that did not exist when services were actually performed?
Why do Carlos L. Jones and Kevin Satterthwaite sign off and approve these?
How many “awards” and ugly trophies does this woman need to give to herself?
How is UAC’s lavish annual breakfast a “fundraiser” when it loses money every single year?
Emails from UAC management prove this.
Issues: UAC EDP Executive Carlos Jones confirmed that invoice payments were embezzled, while six weeks of commissioned custom software development he solicited remains unpaid, despite successful UAT testing approval and UAC’s continued use of the delivered software system.
Jacques Latoison has served as UAC’s IT vendor since at least 2006. He has been described by multiple sources as a close personal friend of Carlos Jones and Kevin Satterthwaite.
Latoison documents his meetings with Satterthwaite to determine General Fund budgets.
UAC Sues for Bad Yelp Reviews
Gawd forbid a UAC employee posts on social media.
I have no idea who has time to patrol people’s posts.
Maybe UAC should spend time making sure their vendors get paid.
UAC Hires Pedophiles, Rapists, and Murderers
UAC sues woman for defamation saying she falsely claimed UAC hires sex offenders and pedophiles and pays murderers when in fact they do.
Shame on Malcolm Ingram and UAC Executives
Shame on Malcolm Ingram for putting allegations before the court that the evidence can contradict, and for attacking the programmer who dared to document what she found.
How dare anyone put institutional reputation ahead of the safety of our children.
There is a new generation watching.
A generation that expects nonprofits to demonstrate integrity, accountability, transparency, and genuine service to the community; not secrecy, intimidation, or expensive legal battles aimed at making uncomfortable information disappear.
When UAC executives send their legal team into court to try to stop information from spreading, they may believe they are protecting the organization’s reputation.
They’re not.
You didn’t bury the story.
You advertised it.
UAC and Mel Wells knew since March 2020, six years, they had a tier 3 sex offender on board. There is a REAL ISSUE when critical problems are only discussed “face-to-face” and “personal emails.”
Taxpayers deserve to know what is happening.
Convicted murderer Rashidah Elahi, worked as a case manager at the Center for Hope CFH. The Emergency Housing Standards policy (section 4.2 and sections 4.3 b) looks like it prohibits this. Malcolm Ingram was the UAC attorney on the EEOC claim.
The public needs to know if you file a complaint with the EEOC against UAC, Malcolm Ingram will broadcast it, harming future employment opportunities.
And now Hiscox is making an EEOC claim public record as well!
This is ODAAT employee Giovanni Pena, site manager at their Point Breeze facility.
Convicted murderer Donnell Drinks is absolutely paid by UAC.
UAC COLOURS volunteer:
Funny how ODAAT fired Robert Lackey when he reported Pt. Breeze was dispensing prescription medications and threatened to go to OHS. Two days after Lackey reported the issue, three complaints against Lackey mysteriously emerged.
Pornography Sent to Children, Dogs Missing & Murdered
UAC defames activist who reported an unregistered nonprofit for disabled children was sending pornography to children via text messages and sending thousands of harassing messages to the disabled children’s parents.
The nonprofit was buying service dogs for disabled children that were disappearing after being placed with the family of a volunteer.
Her two longtime friends of twenty years, both advocates for abused children who were helping her investigate the case, were mysteriously run off the road and killed.
The community was shocked when they learned one of the dogs was tortured on live video feed, forcing the disabled children to watch it die.
This crazy bitch, besties with the now “early retirement police force involved”, filed hundreds of false harassment charges since 2015 against innocent citizens.
🍆The Case of the Helicopter Penis 🍆 at the Convent ⛪🧕🏼
Malcolm Ingram failed to do even minimal due diligence.
A basic inquiry would have established that the programmer is a contract programmer for three United Ways, performing workplace-campaign work and verifying that designated charities are properly registered and in compliance.
When it is discovered that a nonprofit is not registered, a report is made to the appropriate state charity board.
Some mentally ill nonprofit directors become unhinged, go batshit crazy 🦇 💩 and retaliate when their grift is up.
In this case, the underlying investigation involved an allegation that an unregistered nonprofit director broke into a convent and exposed himself to nuns.
That is precisely why basic due diligence matters.
If the underlying statement is true and can be supported by evidence, calling it “defamation” does not make it false.
Ingram could have investigated the programmer’s professional role, the charity-registration process, the underlying records, and the factual basis for the statements before pursuing litigation.
He apparently chose not to.
Threats of Physical Violence
UAC legal counsel, Malcolm Ingram, threatened to take “aggressive action” against the victim who reported the embezzlement.
Jacques Latoison threatened to send “his people” after the victim for reporting his embezzlement and timecard fraud.
To date, two ARMED unidentified goons have trespassed on our property at least seventeen times.
They are becoming increasingly brazen; they are now trespassing on our private backyard deck to look into our kitchen.
They have broken our front door screen door.
They block our access to safety for extended periods of time.
They peer into our dining room and living room, taking illegal photos.
Our neighbors recorded the creeps and are willing to testify.
Both UAC partners and the public need to be informed about the status of UAC’s fiscal sponsorship management, particularly regarding the protection of grant money and the delayed payments to vendors.
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The public needs to know: If you worked for a vendor that UAC contracted or subcontracted paid by UAC – UAC will sue you as an individual.
There is NO RECORD of you, as an individual, being paid by UAC or its vendor.
Imagine if you are working for McDonalds and spill hot coffee on a Karen.
You are paid by McDonalds.
UAC would sue you, the McDonald’s worker, not McDonalds.
UAC’s reputation is damaged primarily by its own oversight failures, not by this website published 9/22/2023.
The organization is vilifying & doxxing a private citizen who reported embezzlement and falsified invoices under UAC’s watch.
UAC has allowed its #1 vendor to submit fraudulent invoices spanning a decade and approved paying invoices knowing the vendor was embezzling the money.
Is this who the partners want managing their money?
This is disgusting: When a male vendor reported he had not been paid, Kevin jumped through hoops to have an emergency check cut “because he does a lot of business with UAC.”
Since when does the dollar amount of business dictate who UAC pays and who UAC laughs at when the little subcontractors are left unpaid?
When another male vendor was not paid by a shyster UAC manager, Kevin made sure he was paid so “it looked good.”
The examples suggest favoritism is dictating who gets paid, rather than standard business necessity or a first-come, first-served principle.
- “Because he does a lot of business with UAC”: This indicates that a vendor’s size or business volume is prioritizing their payment over smaller subcontractors. This is fundamentally unfair. In a professional business environment, all vendors, regardless of size, are owed payment.
- “To look good”: This suggests the payment decision was motivated by public image or reputation management rather than an internal commitment to paying all debts honestly and promptly. Paying only when it is politically expedient completely undermines trust.
- UAC pays a drag queen using PayPal and UAC American Express cards because he is “highly connected in Philadelphia.”
Do the taxpayers know they are paying for drag queen entertainment as “program supplies”?
In any reputable organization, the only factor that should dictate payment is the successful delivery of the agreed-upon goods or services. The dollar amount of business, the vendor’s ability to influence the company’s reputation, or the personal whims of a manager should never be the criteria for processing payments.
For Goodness Sake: Free HIV and AIDS screenings coming to North Philadelphia | FOX 29 Philadelphia
Let’s discuss how Damon Humes had to battle UAC to simply pay Bodies in Motion invoices.
These practices can severely damage UAC’s reputation, create a toxic work environment, and possibly lead to legal issues if smaller, unpaid vendors decide to pursue legal action. Perhaps a class action lawsuit is in order.
Do applicants for employment at UAC know that Malcolm Ingram directs UAC to “research court dockets” to find out if an applicant “has anything in the works” before a conditional employment offer is made? How is it legal to run what amounts to a ban the box violation, running a background check without permission, assuming an applicant will be found guilty because charges have been filed?
Ye ole Deceiving Taxpayers Trade Secret
The grants stipulate that any contract exceeding $7500 must be put out for three bids. UAC can make shit up, like “nobody was qualified.”
UAC is too lazy to bother to make things at least look good.
Kevin lets the insiders know the workaround.
Man, this sucks.
The consultant can’t begin submitting invoices until the agreement is fully executed (has all signatures on the IAF and Arun’s signature on the CA).
Read your Contract
XIV. Liability Offset. The undersigned understands and agrees that any deductible
amounts incurred by UAC with respect to any insured claim against UAC relating to
the activities of the Program Partner shall not exceed $50,000 per claim. In the event
an insured claim is determined by a court of competent jurisdiction not subject to
appeal to have been solely caused by the unlawful conduct of the Program Partner
then UAC shall be entitled to deduct from the Program Partners restricted funds an
amount not to exceed $50,000 for the insurance deductible related thereto only. No
officer, director, advisor, member or agent of the Program Partner shall have any
personal liability under this agreement whatsoever.
Seizing Pay for Reparations
I was told by Jacques Latoison, The Hierarchy swindler, that my pay was being seized for “reparations.”
UAC management was made aware of this fact.
Urban Affairs Coalition History of Incompetence
Did the three UAC executives sue the U.S. Department of Justice Office of the Inspector General Audit Division for defamation?
Felony Trespass Doxxing & Stalking
The Urban Affairs Coalition has illegally obtained my personal information, doxxing me, publishing it and disseminating it to other parties, in violation of the DPPA. This breach of confidentiality is facilitating stalking.
Do UAC’s partners and subcontractors know that their employees’ personal information – not UAC’s own payroll data – is being shared with UAC, which then distributes it to unknown third parties?
Photocopies of Driver’s licenses and home addresses should never be shared or posted on the internet!
What is next? Another unpaid contractor in the past was threatened with physical violence in a UAC meeting; Satterthwaite and Harvey knew it.
This is some gangster shit.
They will make great witnesses at trial.
UAC Endorses Trespassing at ICE Director Home
A Viet Lead employee, Nancy Nguyen, trespasses at an ICE director’s private home in Virginia and is arrested; UAC executives rush to defend her. Meanwhile, when someone is falsely arrested to shield a nonprofit director sending children pornography to feed his twisted fetish, and a dog tortured and killed in front of disabled kids. The same individual was falsely charged when she reported forced prostitution and a cocaine ring operating with taxpayer dollars. The operation was exposed, and the drug dealers who cooperated were executed. These UAC executives are condemning her actions. This is moral bankruptcy.
UAC Conducts Bogus Criminal Investigation
UAC Executive Carlos Jones engaged in deliberate and fraudulent misrepresentation by falsely asserting to a programmer that he was conducting a criminal investigation. Relying on this deception, the programmer provided six weeks of specialized programming services, which Jones knowingly misappropriated for his personal gain and for the benefit of UAC. To conceal this misconduct, Jones assured the programmer that full payment would be made by UAC for all stolen paychecks and the six weeks of programming he commissioned as a UAC executive if she remained silent regarding these actions. The work was subsequently incorporated into UAC’s mission-critical database, which underlies its essential EDP business operations. Such conduct constitutes intentional fraud, coercion, and a serious abuse of executive authority, exposing UAC and its leadership to potential civil and criminal liability.
We are being told that the UAC HR director (who disappeared) framed a Partner who received full two-hour beauty makeover, including toenails 💅from two of Nutalie’s Equity Philly UAC employees. One month later the HR Director engineered one of the “makeup artist’s” partners landing a lucrative contract with Shift Capital.
THEN, when these people filed a discrimination complaint against Nutalie, the HR director rewarded the witness with circulating her resume for employment.
Meanwhile… where is UAC’s “Milton Waddams” who was blessed with a $10,000 Xmas paycheck from payroll Jesus?
(Supposedly due to a UAC payroll “glitch”)
Taxpayers deserve to know!
The UAC Executive’s Nonprofit 990 Trail
In addition to their executive roles at UAC (EIN: 23-7046393) (UEI: EK81Q7HQA8N3), Arun and Sharmain are also in power in these organizations. If these two do not report embezzlement, child abuse, and sexual assault in their own organization, what are they doing if they witness crimes at these other organizations?
Arun consults for a joint in Paris when his own company has not been able to balance the books since 2022.
Partners – The Lafayette Practice
“No Secrets” Turner’s Trade Secrets Revealed!
It is also illegal to embezzle funds and withhold wages from a worker – one whom UAC’s C-Suite promised to pay in 2023 -after she reported being told that her pay was being stolen as “reparations.”
Greed & Fraud Destroy a Good Program
UAC OMITS DAMNING AUDIT DETAILS ON its WEBSITE
It is shameful for UAC to publish a shortened version of the required audit, once again omitting UAC’s material weaknesses findings.
The new audit was dropped by ProPublica.
More of the same.
But this time it is a Federal Audit.
Urban Affairs Coalition – Audit for period ending Jun 2025 – Nonprofit Explorer – ProPublica
UAC is teaching nonprofit vendors nationwide a master class in how to pull off the perfect white-collar crime. Arun Prabhakaran and Sharmain Matlock-Turner claim zero responsibility. What do they do? Nice bonuses!
UAC’s billing for partners includes the following fees: “UAC’s fee (10%), Insurance costs (1.4%), and Audit (1%) in the budget.” I believe the CEG recipients paid a whopping 30% UAC fee. These costs are calculated based on the total funding requested. If grant requests include funding for staff, an additional fringe benefit cost applies: 27% for full-time staff and 16% for part-time staff. UAC did not ensure that the full-time staff and part-time staff workers were paid.
There are several excellent fiscal sponsorship organizations available. One of them charges a fee of 6% and currently supports over 700 nonprofits. Donors can give through this organization’s donation webpage by selecting the specific program partner nonprofit rather than contributing to a general fund. Additionally, this organization offers 24/7 support and provides live access to its financial information.
Both UAC partners and the public need to be informed about the status of UAC’s fiscal sponsorship management, particularly regarding the protection of grant money and the delayed payments to vendors.
The Hierarchy is the Urban Affairs Coalition’s 2023 990 #1 Top Paid Independent Contractor. I guess UAC included the money he embezzled and the hours he was paid for that nobody worked.
It’s well-known that several disgruntled partner organizations have departed, and many partners are unhappy with the situation.
Every individual deserves to be compensated for their work! We must hold UAC accountable. White-collar crime should not be tolerated, and timesheet fraud is unacceptable. If UAC has biases against Caucasians or assertive women, they should refrain from engaging with them. It’s that simple.
UAC needs a help desk ticketing system just for Partner complaints about NetSuite and shitty support in general. Their care@uac.org email complaint method is a 1900s joke.
We don’t understand why UAC pays for the staff of nonprofits that have their own EIN, like Inner Strength Education 47-5017977, and software for the Jesus indoctrination joint, Culture Changing Christians, 88-2376466.
Kevin Satterthwaite walked on H2O when Bettinger was not paid for ISE invoices, getting Bettinger paid fast in the name of “good business.”
A woman not being paid is laughed at and ignored. Okay.
We count fifty-four (58) program partners, plus the five community initiatives, who are the other **twenty-one (22)?
I am highly offended, too. We know you did not want anyone else to know what is going on inside UAC.
Everything posted is true.
Please note that if you sign an agreement with a UAC vendor, UAC can sue you if the vendor embezzles money and submits invoices for hours never worked.
UAC demands the same amount of money that was embezzled and owed to you.
They will continue to use your work to generate revenue. BONUS!
UAC seems to take the 1900’s incomplete NDA and use it as its own.
UAC moves the venue and there is nothing you can do about it.
1. The Hierarchy’s name appears as the Company.
2. The Contractor’s identity is blank.
3. There are no contract from-to dates.
4. The Hierarchy’s authorized-representative signature is blank.
5. The programmer personally received $0.
6. The payment records show The Hierarchy paid an OH LLC.
7. No 1099 was issued to the OH LLC nor the programmer.
8. UAC nevertheless uses this document against the programmer.
9. Ingram testified that the parties had an NDA and that this was the agreement.
10. Ingram characterized the venue as permitting UAC to sue anywhere in Pennsylvania, while the document expressly says Chester County.
Latest partner list.
| UAC Partner URLs |
|---|
| http://cedphilly.org/ |
| http://endingracismpartnership.org/ |
| https://edpphilly.org/ |
| https://phillyyouthemployment.org/ |
| https://uac.org/partners/achieving-reunification-center-arc/ |
| https://uac.org/partners/black-latino-indigenous-institute-of-health/ |
| https://uac.org/partners/black-muslim-men-united-for-philadelphia/ |
| https://uac.org/partners/black-nonprofit-executive-leaders-of-philadelphia/ |
| https://uac.org/partners/black-writers-museum/ |
| https://uac.org/partners/capture-greatness/ |
| https://uac.org/partners/center-city-proprietors-association/ |
| https://uac.org/partners/center-for-hope/ |
| https://uac.org/partners/chester-community-coalition/ |
| https://uac.org/partners/city-contact-tracing/ |
| https://uac.org/partners/collective-success-network/ |
| https://uac.org/partners/colours/ |
| https://uac.org/partners/community-and-economic-development-ced/ |
| https://uac.org/partners/consortium-of-dei-health-educators-cdhe/ |
| https://uac.org/partners/cooking-for-autism/ |
| https://uac.org/partners/economic-development-projects-edp/ |
| https://uac.org/partners/entrepreneur-works/ |
| https://uac.org/partners/entrepreneur-works-delaware-county/ |
| https://uac.org/partners/everybody-builds-philadelphia/ |
| https://uac.org/partners/everybody-builds-philadelphia-2/ |
| https://uac.org/partners/fatherslead-365/ |
| https://uac.org/partners/fathersread-365/ |
| https://uac.org/partners/galaei/ |
| https://uac.org/partners/global-citizen/ |
| https://uac.org/partners/grand-central/ |
| https://uac.org/partners/haitian-professionals-of-philadelphia/ |
| https://uac.org/partners/haitian-relief-fund/ |
| https://uac.org/partners/healthy-town/ |
| https://uac.org/partners/hire-philly/ |
| https://uac.org/partners/institute-for-southeast-asian-archaeology-iseaa/ |
| https://uac.org/partners/manupphl/ |
| https://uac.org/partners/neighborhood-united-against-drugs-nuad/ |
| https://uac.org/partners/north-5th-street/ |
| https://uac.org/partners/odaat/ |
| https://uac.org/partners/parents-united-for-public-education/ |
| https://uac.org/partners/parkside-association-of-philadelphia/ |
| https://uac.org/partners/pa-youth-vote/ |
| https://uac.org/partners/philadelphia-anti-drug-anti-violence-network-paan/ |
| https://uac.org/partners/philadelphia-ballhawks/ |
| https://uac.org/partners/philadelphia-community-outreach-corp/ |
| https://uac.org/partners/philadelphia-family-voices/ |
| https://uac.org/partners/philadelphia-literacy-initiative/ |
| https://uac.org/partners/philadelphia-public-relations-association-foundation/ |
| https://uac.org/partners/phlanthropy-week/ |
| https://uac.org/partners/raise-of-hope/ |
| https://uac.org/partners/ready-willing-able/ |
| https://uac.org/partners/summer-youth-employment-program/ |
| https://uac.org/partners/teenshop/ |
| https://uac.org/partners/thanksgiving-basket-program/ |
| https://uac.org/partners/the-office-of-violence-preventions-targeted-community-investment-grant-program-tcig/ |
| https://uac.org/partners/urban-roots/ |
| https://uac.org/partners/urban-roots-2/ |
| https://uac.org/partners/west-philly-tool-lending-library/ |
| https://uac.org/partners/yo-acap/ |
Every company sponsoring UAC needs to know:
I wonder if Sharmain was given more awards at the annual gala?
LMAO – The Littler Lunatic makes a shitload of money from taxpayers filing bullshit lawsuits.
Littler Lunatic
| FY | UAC total revenue | Funder / sponsor evidence identified | Amount / significance | Primary evidence |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2000 | — | William Penn Foundation | William Penn records show a $495,000 Youth Opportunities Initiative grant beginning 2000 and a $440,000 CETA-related grant. Payments continued into 2001. | William Penn 2001 grant schedule |
| 2001 | — | William Penn Foundation | $33,000 charter-school funding; $74,685 Delaware Valley Financial Literacy Coalition; $82,500 Big Picture Program; $381,042 Summer Youth Career Exploration Program, among other grants. | William Penn 2001 grant schedule |
| 2002 | — | William Penn Foundation; government/program funding | Historical 990 exists; individual contributor extraction still required. William Penn’s grant history continues into this period. | UAC 2002 990 record |
| 2003 | — | William Penn Foundation | At least $245,366 in three documented 2003 grants: $124,366 + $49,500 + $71,500. | William Penn 2003 grant schedule |
| 2004 | — | City of Philadelphia / government programs; United Way ecosystem | UAC was operating Home.Buy.Now with Philadelphia’s Neighborhood Transformation Initiative. | (PHENND) |
| 2005 | — | William Penn / corporate / government sources | Historical 990 available; contributor schedules require PDF extraction. | UAC 2005 990 |
| 2006 | — | Corporate / government / foundation sources | Historical 990 available; contributor schedules require PDF extraction. | UAC 2006 990 |
| 2007 | — | Corporate / foundation / government sources | Historical 990 available; contributor schedules require PDF extraction. | UAC 2007 990 |
| 2008 | — | William Penn Foundation; Citizens Bank; Norfolk Southern; Sovereign Bank; University of Pennsylvania; Comcast; PECO; PNC; Trion; Samuel S. Fels Fund | The Greater Philadelphia Leadership Exchange was explicitly funded by William Penn, with a Samuel S. Fels grant and numerous corporate sponsors. | (Economy League of Greater Philadelphia) |
| 2009 | — | Federal government; PNC; PECO; Philadelphia Workforce Development Corporation | Congress appropriated $250,000 to Greater Philadelphia Urban Affairs Coalition for the National Comprehensive Center for Fathers. | (Congress.gov) |
| 2010 | — | Comcast; William Penn; government/VITA | Comcast’s Internet Essentials relationship with UAC begins in this period; UAC’s name changed from Greater Philadelphia Urban Affairs Coalition to Urban Affairs Coalition in September 2010. | (Comcast Corporation) |
| 2011 | $28.795M | IRS / federal government; Comcast; William Penn; corporate/community funders | UAC reported $28.574M in contributions. IRS VITA records show a $130,000 2011 VITA grant to Greater Philadelphia Urban Affairs Coalition. | (ProPublica) |
| 2012 | $29.585M | Comcast; federal/state/local government; foundations/corporations | UAC reported $28.872M in contributions. Comcast continued its Internet Essentials partnership with UAC. | (ProPublica) |
| 2013 | $24.254M | Government; foundations; corporate contributors | $23.765M in contributions, or 98.0% of total revenue. | (ProPublica) |
| 2014 | $21.628M | Government; foundations; corporate contributors | $21.362M contributions, 98.8% of revenue. | (ProPublica) |
| 2015 | $21.031M | Government; foundations; corporate contributors | $19.683M contributions. UAC also had significant banking relationships; its 2015 audit documents a $2M Valley Green Bank revolving line. | (ProPublica) |
| 2016 | $27.930M | Citizens Bank; corporate/foundation/government funders | Citizens explicitly awarded UAC funding under its Citizens Helping Citizens Manage Money initiative. UAC reported $26.719M contributions. | (Citizens Bank Investor Relations) |
| 2017 | $27.876M | Citizens Bank; corporate/foundation/government funders | Citizens again named UAC as a funding recipient, supporting Financial Advancement Network clubs. UAC reported $26.742M contributions. | (Citizens Bank Investor Relations) |
| 2018 | $33.812M | William Penn; corporate/foundation/government funders | $32.672M contributions. William Penn records show a $41,250 grant to Greater Philadelphia Urban Affairs Coalition in 2008, demonstrating the longer foundation relationship. | (ProPublica) |
| 2019 | $38.817M | PECO/Exelon; Wells Fargo; corporate sponsors | UAC explicitly identified PECO/Exelon as a founding member and “key supporter and funder since the organization’s founding in 1969.” Wells Fargo had been an active partner for 45 years. UAC raised >$450,000 through its anniversary event. | (The Urban Affairs Coalition) |
| 2020 | $46.000M | Merck; Independence Blue Cross; AmeriHealth Caritas; PECO; Comcast NBCUniversal; Philadelphia Eagles; Philadelphia Foundation; Jefferson; Marsh McLennan/Trion; Walmart; Wells Fargo; Wescott | UAC explicitly identified these as event/business sponsors, with Merck as lead sponsor. Separately, Comcast Foundation’s 2020 990 shows $200,000 directly to UAC: $100K for Investing in the Future/Expanding UAC’s Impact/Crisis Relief and $100K general operating support. | (The Urban Affairs Coalition) |
| 2021 | $97.554M | AmeriHealth Caritas; Comcast NBCUniversal; Independence Blue Cross; Marsh McLennan; Merck; PECO; Philadelphia Eagles; Walmart; PNC | UAC’s 52nd-anniversary announcement calls the first eight its lead sponsors and year-round funders. PNC separately announced a $1.5M commitment consisting of a three-year PNC Foundation grant plus property transfer/improvements/employee support. | (Business Wire) |
| 2022 | $143.528M | PNC; William Penn Foundation; Philadelphia Foundation; UGI; corporate/event sponsors | UAC’s 53rd Anniversary event honored UGI. UAC also participated with William Penn and Philadelphia Foundation in the Civic Coalition to Save Lives. UAC reported an extraordinary $141.978M in contributions. | (The Urban Affairs Coalition) |
| 2023 | $74.002M | Government; PNC; William Penn; Philadelphia Foundation; corporate/foundation funders | $72.253M contributions. UAC’s Civic Coalition work continued with William Penn and Philadelphia Foundation. | (ProPublica) |
| 2024 | $71.058M | William Penn Foundation; PNC; corporate/foundation/government funders | UAC reported $69.295M contributions. William Penn awarded UAC $110,000 in November 2024 for Women in Nontraditional Careers/Tradeswomen Readiness. | (ProPublica) |
| 2025 | $77.031M | Government; corporate; foundation; event/food-program sponsors | UAC reported $74.589M contributions. UAC’s 2025 materials document its 56th Anniversary Breakfast and Thanksgiving Basket Program, but the public pages I located do not expose a complete sponsor dollar schedule. | (ProPublica) |
| FY | Total revenue | Contributions |
|---|---|---|
| 2011 | $28.80M | $28.57M |
| 2012 | $29.59M | $28.87M |
| 2013 | $24.25M | $23.76M |
| 2014 | $21.63M | $21.36M |
| 2015 | $21.03M | $19.68M |
| 2016 | $27.93M | $26.72M |
| 2017 | $27.88M | $26.74M |
| 2018 | $33.81M | $32.67M |
| 2019 | $38.82M | $37.22M |
| 2020 | $46.00M | $44.67M |
| 2021 | $97.55M | $96.21M |
| 2022 | $143.53M | $141.98M |
| 2023 | $74.00M | $72.25M |
| 2024 | $71.06M | $69.29M |
| 2025 | $77.03M | $74.59M |