Last Friday, the Coalition and 800 of our closest friends gathered in person for UAC’s 53rd Anniversary Breakfast and Networking Event. This annual event convenes decision-makers from across the City, connecting business, government, and nonprofits in support of our enduring commitment to improving the quality of life for all Philadelphians by addressing the biggest problems…
YOACAP’s summer camp served 60 students over six (6) weeks and consisted of many field trips and off site learning activities in addition to a curriculum of Math, Reading and Career Exposure. Youth benefited from many collaborative projects including building a model park made of popsicle sticks. To learn more about YOACAP, click here>>
Nami is hosting their NAMIWalks Your Way Philly 2022 event at the Navy Yard on Sunday, September 25th. The goal is to raise awareness about the importance of mental health and the rising need for mental health services. Learn more here>>
The Urban Affairs Coalition is deeply saddened and heartbroken to learn of the tragic passing of Michael Hinson, Jr. A member of the extended UAC family for many years, we will remember him as a fierce advocate for historically marginalized communities, particularly our city’s homeless population and the LGBT+ community. Our thoughts are with Michael’s…
A big congratulations to our CEO, Sharmain Matlock-Turner on her appointment to the PECO Board of Directors. Read the full release here: http://ow.ly/u24n50KfWnv.
CONTACT: David W. Brown at (856) 397.5437 or davidwbrown@Temple.edu or Afea Tucker at afeatucker@yahoo.com BLACK-LED NONPROFITS CONTINUE TO STRUGGLE CONNECTING WITH REGIONAL FUNDERS DESPITE “RACIAL RECKONING” PHILADELPHIA, PA, June 13, 2022– Despite the heightened awareness that was amplified during the racial unrest that exploded during the pandemic, Black-led nonprofits in Philadelphia are still struggling…
