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Grantmaking public charityEIN 237046393

URBAN AFFAIRS COALITION

PHILADELPHIA, PA 19103

Total Assets

$26.9M

FY 2023

Annual Giving

$3.5M

FY 2023

Grants Made

10

FY 2023

Avg Grant

$351K

FY 2023

Grant Range

Typical

Deadlines

Applications

Programs & Activities

Program 1

$21.4M

Community intervention and support: uac has a long history of addressing community inequities and building initiatives to improve the quality of life in philadelphia and the surrounding region. For nearly fifty years, the agency has worked to strengthen the nonprofit sector through tailored technical assistance that ensures administrative efficiency, legal and regulatory compliance, strong fiscal stewardship, and best-in-class community/programmatic impact. (continued on schedule o.)with a staff of over 388 employees that serve over 250,000 people in the region annually, uac's major programs provide community intervention and support to those facing multiple barriers to success and self-sufficiency; improve chances for young people and low-income families; assist people at-work to improve educational options for residents of all ages; and through a wide array of other initiatives that address community needs through direct service, policy advocacy, and community initiatives large and small.citywide, uac offers a robust set of positive outlets for young people including: preparing them for self-sufficiency and adulthood through summer employment jobs, workforce training, career exposure, technology training, life-coaching; promoting health and well-being through health promotion programming, sexual health education, anti-drug/anti-violence activities, athletics, and social/peer support groups; and access to tailored services for youth with a variety of special needs. Uac has a comparable set of services for adults including services for people experiencing homelessness, looking for employment, seeking financial security, needing drug/alcohol treatment, and more. In addition to these direct service programs, uac offers training for people looking to start businesses, economic inclusion opportunities, financial education, access to capital, assistance with tax and benefit filing, and volunteer/community service opportunities.

Program 2

$2.5M

Professional services: the trusted payment vendor team offers comprehensive grant administration services to philadelphia-based organizations. We provide excellent customer service, conduct training sessions, oversee grant administration, identify and mitigate potential risks, and foster transparent communication to optimize grant administration processes.

Program 3

$1.4M

Economic development: convenes multi-sector partnerships to address issues like financial literacy, affordable housing, small business development, minority inclusion in the construction industry and foreclosure prevention and delivers programming and consultancy towards the amelioration of these issues.

Program 4

$1.1M

Education: uac's programs focus on improving educational outcomes and increasing educational options for underserved communities with activities such as early childhood learning projects, workshops about educational options and scholarships, academic achievement classes, structured field trips, college visits, policy advocates, and more.

Program 5

$1.0M

Aids/hiv: uac provides programming through its partners to prevent the spread of hiv disease amount homeless and drug-addicted individuals, in particular in communities of color, through the provision of hiv counseling, testing, partner notification, referrals, and related preventive education activities. Services provided include addiction recovery and hiv/aids prevention and education.

Program 6

$964K

Employment training: provide opportunities to low-income youth for employment training and workforce preparedness through summer internships and work experiences with civic and community-based organizations, public sector entities, and companies.

Program 7

$865K

Healthcare services: to improve the health of children, adults, and families through education, sharing of information, and the investment of resources.

Program 8

$63K

Research and evaluation services: provides information for decision-making on specific programs and is conducted within a setting of changing actors, priorities, resources and timelines.

Financial Snapshot

2023 filing

Total Revenue

$71.1M

Total Expenses

$75.7M

Giving Over Time

7 years

Giving over time from 2017 to 2023. Peak $8.3M in 2017. Hover bars for details.

Total dollars recorded per filing year. Scale adjusts to the foundation's range.

Top Recipients

27 grants

CITY OF PHILADELPHIA HOME BUY NOW PROGRAM
$275K
5 grants
OLNEY COMMUNITY COLLABORATIVE
$35K
1 grant

Grant Size Distribution

27 grants

<$10K
8
grants
$10–50K
12
grants
$50–250K
3
grants
$250K–1M
1
grants
$1–5M
2
grants
$5M+
1
grants

Geographic Focus

3 states

Pennsylvania
$12.8M
93% of total
California
$946K
7% of total
New Jersey
$23K
0% of total

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