2012 BOARD LIST

2012 BOARD OFFICERS

Robert Keyes John Dawkins Chair President & CEO VP/General Manager Enterprise Holdings JoDan Enterprises

Tina Waters Harold Epps Vice Chair President & CEO SVP, Human Performance PRWT Services, Inc. Nat’l Customer Operations Comcast Corporation Allison Green SVP, Chief Diversity Officer Rosemary Turner Lincoln Financial Group Secretary President & COO Chesapeake District Irene Hannan United Parcel Service Sr. VP Director of Specialized Banking Charles Carrington Citizens Bank Treasurer Partner Rev. Kevin Johnson Deloitte & Touche LLP Senior Pastor Bright Hope Baptist Church Thomas S. Biemer Legal Counsel Mellanie Lassiter Partner External Affairs Manager Dilworth Paxson LLP County PECO Patricia A. Coulter President & CEO Dennis Maple The Urban League President of Philadelphia ARAMARK Education

2012 BOARD DIRECTORS Lorina Marshall-Blake Vice President Scott Bass Community Affairs Independence Blue Cross Vice President AmeriHealth Mercy Joe Mbogo Family of Companies Partner KMPG LLP Dennis Bianchi General Manager/VP Kevin D. Nesbitt Fox29 Senior Vice President Bank of America Corporation Kim Bonner Massey Regional Underwriter Kimberly Reed Officer & Director Managing Partner CIGNA Corporation Reed Consulting Group, Inc. Jeff Brown President Angela R. Simmons-Smith Brown’s Super Stores Inc. Braskem American, Inc.

Leanne Caret Tim Smyer Vice President Market Manager Rotorcraft Systems Walmart The Boeing Company Patrick Walsh Andrea Custis Vice President, Marketing VP, Sales & Marketing VILLA Region (Retired) 1 Verizon URBAN LEAGUE SUPPORTERS, MEMBERS AND FRIENDS,

At The Urban League of Philadelphia, Fiscal Year 2012 has been a springboard propelling us forward to the coming year. In 2012, we made great strides in regaining a stronger financial position. We refreshed our “Connect 360” strategic plan to lay out goals for the next three years, and we were selected to host the 2013 National Urban League Conference.

In Pennsylvania, cuts to general assistance, public education and food banks and pantries have pushed people over the economic edge. Thus the direct services and advocacy programs offered by the ULP are in more demand than ever. Our mission to empower African Americans and enable them to achieve parity, power and civil rights continues to make an enormous impact.

Our 2012 highlights that Educate, Employ and Empower include:

• 600 men and women participated in the ULP on-site career center services, including, resume writing, job clubs, interview workshops, employer information sessions and recruitments, individual career consultations and skills assessments • 4709 families enrolled in Child Care Information Services to receive the child development and early learning subsidy that enables low income mothers to work and/or attend school. • 600 entrepreneurs received coaching to expand their businesses. The estimated revenue generated among our client base was more than $6,000,000 • 29 career-minded, community-focused mid-level professionals of color from the area’s top employer’s completed the seven-month Urban Leadership Forum class of 2012 • 54 college-bound students were awarded $100,000 in scholarship assistance through the ULP’s Community Scholarship program • 92 homes were saved from foreclosure, keeping many families from facing homelessness

As we move into Fiscal Year 2013, the 2012 State of Black America is challenging us to “Occupy the Vote” by educating clients, stakeholders and the community at large about the importance of registering to vote. This year, we have an additional obstacle in the form of the Voter ID law which requires everyone in Pennsylvania to produce a photo ID with a current expiration date at the polls. Although we have joined the general outcry against this law, which disproportionally affects minorities, seniors and low- income voters, our main thrust has been to inform and educate. If we are to see changes in policies that affect our urban communities, choosing our elected officials is more important than ever. And, if we are to be an empowered community, we must ensure that more, not fewer, voices are heard.

Looking ahead to 2013, ULP will initiate a performance-measurement system to track and report our outcomes and impact. This will enable our corporate sponsors to more clearly evaluate their investment. We are making staffing changes that will increase our capacity to advocate for policies and practices that advance the African American community. We are anticipating, with great excitement, the opportunity to welcome 8,000 Urban Leaguers to the National Conference in July. The conference is guaranteed to Educate, Employ and Empower everyone in the Greater Philadelphia region. The National Conference will allow us to showcase the City of Brotherly Love and introduce the Urban League movement to those in the region who do not yet know us. We hope that all of you will be on board for the conference as sponsors, volunteers, vendors and participants.

On behalf of The Urban League of Philadelphia Board of Directors, staff and Affinity Groups, we thank you for your support.

Patricia A. Coulter Robert Keyes President and CEO Chairman, Board of Directors 2 ULP PROGRAMS

This tagline for the National Urban League’s 2012 State of Black American reflects the thrust of The Urban League of Philadelphia’s thrust in Fiscal Year 2012. As we find ourselves once more on a sound financial setting, we look back with pride at the year’s accomplishments. While we continue our role as an advocate for the African American community – working with public officials to create more equitable policies and educating the public about voter registration and Pennsylvania’s new Voter ID legislation – our direct service programs are empowering the community.

EDUCATE EMPOWER EMPLOY

Education plays an important role in all of our programs. Once again, our Green League offered urban youngsters the opportunity to learn about their environment and explore the outdoors. As part of a partnership with Riverbend Environmental Education Center,EDUCATE students from Cook-Wissahicken and Edward Steel Elementary Schools participated in the program sponsored by Independence Blue Cross.

Our new GEAR UP program engaged nearly 200 South Philadelphia High School students. GEAR UP offers leadership training, career exploration and college preparation workshops that are fun and educational. The program is hosted by Peirce College, giving the students an opportunity to meet the faculty and experience the college ambience.

The Urban League Community Scholars Program reached new heights this year. When we launched the program ten years ago, we awarded six college scholarships totaling $12,000. At this year’s Empowerment Week Gala, 54 students received $100,000 in scholarship funds. The students’ interests ran the gamut from pre-med to history.

The Urban Leadership Forum is preparing to celebrate its silver anniversary. For 25 years, the ULP board members with our youth region’s professionals of color have turned to ULP to sharpen their leadership skills and help them delegation at the National Conference reach their potential. The program focuses on connecting participants with the area’s most influential leaders through networking, strengthening their personal brands, developing critical thinking tools and a community service project. Philadelphia can count Mayor Michael Nutter and Councilwoman Blondel Reynolds Brown among ULP graduates. This year’s class was composed of 29 emerging leaders, representing a wide swath of corporations and nonprofits.

3 Michael Pearson accepts the Spirit of Innovation Award at the Gala Connect to Work, sponsored by Comcast, remains one of the premier training programs for clients interested in working in customer service. Twenty-six students graduated from this year’s class. This six- week course offers a stipend to enable participates to concentrate on their studies. Graduates obtain jobs with the area’s top employers, including Comcast, PRWT, Bottom Dollar Food and NutriSystem. The ULP also partnered with Project H.O.M.E. on two other training courses this year: a veteransEMPLOY education and training program and a GED program called the Neighborhood Learning Communities (NLC). The ULP delivered the job search training components for both programs.

The Urban League Career Center continues to meet the needs of a wide array of jobseekers. In 2011- 2012, 600 men and women participated in on-site programs including: orientation sessions, resume writing, job clubs, interview workshops, employer information sessions and recruitments, individual career consultations and skills assessments. Our Career Center clients have free use of our computer banks to conduct online job searches and complete electronic job applications, a crucial task as most companies no longer accept paper applications and resumes.

While our target audience in the past has included the unemployed, the underemployed and ex-offenders, a growing number of our clients are professionals with various levels of experience and education.

An online database devoted to employment opportunities for African Americans and people of color, the Urban League Jobs Network makes it easy for employers to recruit and hire diverse talent. This year, 1,000 applicants logged onto the system, completed their profiles and posted their resumes. The ULJN allows jobseekers to search both nationally and locally. To post a resume on the ULEN or to review the talent registered here, please visit www.urbanleaguephila.org/career.html and click ULJN.

The grand opening of a new Walmart in North Philadelphia

SPOTLIGHT ON Tim Bryant came to The Urban League of Philadelphia Career Center after getting laid off from the job he had held for four years. Although Tim had extensive management experience, like many workers in their mid-40s, he was struggling to find Tim Bryant on the job at Walmart another position. After completing our orientation program, Tim came to a Walmart information session held at the Urban League.

Tim said the session gave him the chance to meet the Walmart staff, and he got an idea of what they wanted before he went to the formal interview.

A month after the initial meeting, Walmart called to offer him a management position at their Glenolden store. He’s been there over a year.

4 “You guys are my head hunters, my recruiters,” he said of The Urban League of Philadelphia. What is more empowering than becoming a homeowner? Owning your own home provides security and give you the ability to nurture your family in a place you can call your own. The Urban League of Philadelphia offers First-Time Homebuyers workshops that help families take the financial steps towards homeownership. Our trained counselors teach clients how to clean up their credit and save for a down payment. Ninety percent of the clients who complete the program are approved for mortgages, and 50 percent of those clients receive down payment assistance.

Our housing counselors are also skilled at assisting homeowners in danger of foreclosure. Last year, we saved 92 homes. The Urban League of Philadelphia has been tapped by Bank of America to assist homeowners who may qualify for a Foreclosure Review Inspection. Qualified applicants went through the foreclosure process in 2009 and 2010 and may or may not have lost their homes. If a review uncovers any irregularities during the process, the applicants may receive up to $125,000 in compensation. This program is a result of the settlement that the nation’s largest banks made with EMPOWERthe federal government. The catch is – the money is only available through December. ULP housing counselors can explain the program to those who may qualify and walk them through the application process. There is no charge for our services or for the application.

For more than 20 years, The Urban League of Philadelphia has operated Child Care Information Services (CCIS). Based in Northwest Philadelphia, CCIS screens working mothers and approves them for subsidized day care. Last year, CCIS served 4,709 families and processed $37 million of payments to daycare providers on behalf of Pennsylvania’s Office of Child Development and Early Learning. These subsidies enabled low-income mothers to become self-sufficient by helping them pay for childcare while they worked and attended school.

The Urban League Entrepreneurship Center helps small businesses grow to the next level. This year, the ULEC served 501 clients and generated an estimated $6 million among its client base. To kick off 2012 Empowerment Week, the ULEC held a small business showcase and panel discussion that attracted more than 200 participants. This year’s outstanding CEO The Urban League Guild celebrated its 70th anniversary this year. The Philadelphia Guild’s 137 members Symposium panel raised more than $9,000 in support of ULP programs. In partnership with St. Paul’s Community Center, Guild members hold bi-monthly workshops for youth on topics like etiquette, meal preparation and building self-esteem.

NExT Philadelphia, ULP’s young professional group, has grown to 103 members. Monthly networking meetings are drawing between 60 and 70 attendees.

The Whitney Young Luncheon was more popular than ever, specially since it followed the City Hall announcement that Philadelphia had been selected to host the 2013 National Urban League Conference. Mayor Michael Nutter and NUL President spoke at the luncheon, where we honored NBC 10 with the Community Service Award, Rosemary Turner with the Business Leader Award, Jasmin Senior with the Urban Leader Under 40 Award, Marjorie McMahon Obod with the Volunteer Award and Philadelphia OIC, Inc with the Community Leader Award. Celebrating 70 years of the Urban League Guild Of course the apex of our year was Empowerment Week. Through a daily series of events, The at the National Conference Urban League of Philadelphia was able to touch people from all walks of life. Our theme this year was Strengthening the Economy Through Empowering Partnerships. In addition to our Kickoff Celebration and Small Business Showcase, we hosted a Jobs Summit at Drexel University. Our ULF class held workshops for teens at South Philadelphia High School on a wide range of topics, from financial planning to healthy eating. Our CEO Symposium, moderated by Ike Harris, Cigna’s Chairman of the Board, was a standing-room only event. And the Empowerment Week Gala capped the week with an evening of festivity. We honored PECO with the Vision Award, Union Packaging with the Spirit of Innovation Award 5 and Michael Rashid, CEO of AmeriHealth Mercy with the inaugural Power of Diversity Leadership Award. Kendra Gordon (right) meets scholarship donor Mellanie Lassiter at the Gala

SPOTLIGHT ON Kendra Gordon was excited and grateful to receive a $1,000 college scholarship from ULP Board Member Mellanie Lassiter at the 2012 Empowerment Week Gala. Kendra will be majoring in Chemistry at Hampton University. Her dream is to become a research chemist and develop organic products. Kendra is pleased that the scholarship will help lower her debt load, and she appreciated having the opportunity to meet Ms. Lassiter at the Gala. Kendra is a graduate of George Washington High School for Engineering and Science in Philadelphia.

SPOTLIGHT ON

Joseph Ruffin was in a dilemma when he came to the Urban League Entrepreneurship Center. His six-year old business, Network Design Technologies, needed to move up a level and increase its services. But he could not get the financing he needed to obtain larger contracts and grow his business.

The company had won a contract for work at Holland Elementary School, but to finalize the contract, they needed $15,000 of contract financing.

With assistance from ULEC consultants, Mr. Ruffin was able to create a long-term financial strategic plan that was more appealing to the banks he was approaching Joseph Ruffin for financing. He received the loan he needed to proceed with the contract.

“The project will put five or six people to work,” he said, adding that he now feels more secure that his business will move forward.

6 ANNUAL REPORT FINANCIALS FOR 2012

June 30, 2012 June 30, 2011 ASSETS (Unaudited) (Audited)

Cash and cash equivalents 4,249,162 4,481,404 Accounts receivable, net 362,239 484,925 Other assets 51,004 128,680

TOTAL ASSETS 4,662,405 5,095,009

LIABILITIES

Accounts payable and accrued expenses 3,701,292 4,220,570 Other current liabilities 133,377 97,892

TOTAL LIABLITIES 3,834,669 4,318,462

NET ASSETS

Unrestricted 617,139 554,012 Temporarily restricted 210,597 222,535

TOTAL NET ASSETS 827,736 776,547

TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS 4,662,405 5,095,009

Community & Economic Development 96.9% Administration 1.8% Advocacy & Policy 0.2% Sources of Revenue Business & Talent Diversity 1.1%

Uses of Funding

Grants & Contracts 96.9%

Special Events 2.1%

United Way Funding 0.2% Other 0.8% 7 PARTNERSHIPS

MAJOR DONORS ($10,000+) Markiska Bogle Barbara Downs Nadine Bonner Richard Drew ACME Boston Scientific Kwame B. Duffuor Ally Bank Boy Scouts of America Eatible Delights AmeriHealth Mercy Family of Companies Laura E. Boyce Michael L. Echols ARAMARK Yvonne Hartsfield Boyd Stephanie Edgecombe Bank of America Bradley & Bradley Insurance Brian Edmonds Boeing Melinda Branch EisnerAmper LLP Bottom Dollar Foods Bravo Health Olakunie O. Ekundare Cigna Anthony D. Braxton Eli Lilly Citizens Bank Brenda Brice Harold Epps Comcast Stephanie Bridgwaters Kathryn Epps Connelly Foundation Norma Briggs Ernst & Young CVS Caremark Bright Hope Baptist Church Exude Dilworth Paxson Royal E. Brown Mamie Fains Enterprise Holdings Sharon J. Brown Joseph Falco Geico Monica L. Burch Kelly P. Finch Guild Fundraisers Roanna Burnell Firstrust Independence Blue Cross Alvin K. Burnett Kelley Fischer JP Morgan Chase Gregory Burrell Yvonne A. Fletcher Robert & Phyllis Keyes Dorothy Burton Clifford E. Flynn Lincoln Financial Colleen Bynum Hope M. Foote National Urban League Dolores Cameron Jela Foote PECO Melvina L. Cannon Constance Franks-Mosley Philadelphia Foundation Betty Cannon Kim French Prudential Foundation Cathy Cardillo Denneth Frieson PRWT Leanne Caret Brenda D. Fuller Raynier William Carter Ja Net Gabriel State Farm Kim D. Carter-James Tom Gamble Sunoco CH2M Hill Shanina Gary TD Bank Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia Tangee E. Gibson Thomas Jefferson Univ and Hospital Mark A. Christian Marie B. Golson Robert & Rosemary Turner Clear Channel Danyielle N. Gray UPS Jackie & Caronline Collins Trinity S. Gray Walmart Diana G. Collins Greater Phila Chamber of Commerce Wells Fargo Carolyn Commons Allison Green Community College of Philadelphia Roberta Griffin Torian OTHER CONTRIBUTORS Concordis Key Advisors Charlott Hall Tony & Sheila Cort Paget C. Hall 2011 Urban Leadership Forum Richard Cotton Ashwani P. Hanson Sahirah Abdur-Rahman Patricia A. Coulter Mary A. Harper Dennis Abraham Nancy Coulter Cheryl Harper Debra E. Abrams Cozen O’Connor ReCarter Harper Bernadette Abrams-Torrance Crown Holdings Kevin Hart Florachel Addy Margaret Crumley Kren & Gregory Harvey Angela P. Ahmad Lisa Crutchfield Karen Harvey Allied Barton Bill Cunningham Vanessa Havershaw Alpha Kappa Alpha Angela Cunningham Kenneth Hawley Rick Altman Michael L. Curry Myron H. Headen American Association of Blacks in Energy Glenda Custalow Health Partners American Red Cross Andrea Custis Lee Hecht Patricia Amos Dianne Damper Helping Hands Rhonda Anderson Ronald Damper Sandra Hightower Lisa Y. Andrews Adrian Darbouze Allison Hilaire Aqua Solange Darbouze Clarent Hill Alexandra Atkins Fabienne Darbouze Randall L. Hopkins Jacqueline Bagwell Wendy Warner Darbouze Jasmine E. Houston Karen Bailey Afua Davenport Katrina Howell-Mobley Carla Baptiste David Ragland Natasha L. Hunter Barra Foundation John Dawkins Loretta Iannuzzi Chistorpher Baskins Danielle A. Dawkins Michael Iannuzzi Scott Bass Day & Zimmermann, Inc Stacey Jackson Daniel Beru Deloitte & Touche LLP Tamika L. Jackson Keith Bethel Carlton D. Dennis Steven Jamison Adele Beverly Mark & Tobey S. Dichter Amber Jaynes Dennis & Gwen P. Bianchi & Goodwill-Bianchi Marilynne Diggs-Thompson Andrea D. Jennings Michael Billups Kristin J. Dipiero JoDan Madalisse Richard A. Birckett Diversified Search Harry Johnson Albert P. Black Allison D’Morie Carlton Johnson Helen J. Blackman Christine Mellone Dooley Charles Johnson Lorina Marshall Blake Judy Dorsey Charmaine Johnson Nina R. Boffa Kimberly Dotson Brown Rogers L. Johnson

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Minta Johnson Peirce College Sovereign Bank Lytanja N. Jones-Beulah Pepsi Bottling Donna M. Staten Kashamba M. Kirkendoll Jamayssar Persaud Diane Staton Rodger Kohler Roosevelt Peterson W Stepter KPMG Lisa M. Pfettscher Rosa & Stephanie Stewart Mary Krick Philadelphia Business Journal Catherine Stewart Roger Krone Philadelphia Contributorship Insuance Company Stradley, Ronon Stevens & Young Mellanie K. Lassiter Philadelphia Convention & Visitors Bureau Sugar House Legacy of Love Philadelphia Department of Commerce Susquehanna Bank Kelvina M. Lemon Philadelphia Eagles Patrick Swygert HF Lenfest Philadelphia Housing Authority Alma Taylor Anita Levy Philadelphia Media Network Team Clean Monica Lewis-Wilborn Philadelphia Workforce Development Corporation Temple University LK Law Philadelphia, OIC, Inc. The Food Trust Lomax Foundation Charles E. Pitts The Philadelphia Foundation Jamie Lontz PNCBank The Philadelphia Tribune Macy’s Gillan Pollard The Roz Group Denise Madison Marcel Pratt Think Right Group Main Line Chamber of Commerce Vera L. Pressley Lowell Thomas Main Line Health Michael N. Preyer Lawrence J. Thomas Manage Your Business LLC Pricewaterhouse Coopers Thomas Biemer Lisha Marraw Project Home GED Thomas Skelton Harrison Foundation Marriott Airport Project Home VA Prog Sheila Thompson Danny T. Marsh Dwight Pullen The Honorable Curtis Thomsen Darnell Mason PWDC Tierney Communications Gary Massey Radian Tina Tinneny Matson, Driscoll & Damico Sulaiman Rahman Tonya Comer Interiors Maxwell Education Group Medina Rashid Torcon Joseph Mbogo La Rose M. Ray Daria Torres Bonita T. McCummings Gloria Reddick Renee C. Trader Denise McGregor Armbrister Forest Redding Union Packaging McKean Defense Group Kim Reed United Bank Meal Makers Beverly Reese United Healthcare Mercy Health Systems Crystal Reeves United Way of SE PA Regine Metellus William Ribble University of PA Michael Walker, The Law Firm of Eleanor E. Richards Urban Affairs Coalition Kristie Michalski Laura C. Roane US Airways Sharon Miller William Roberts Stephanie Valentine Eydie G. Miller Patricia Robinson Vendor Table Joann Mitchell Carlissa Robinson Verizon Edith Mitchell Orben M. Robinson John Wagner Mitchell Accounting Solutions Kenneth Robinson Wakefern Foods Leander Monk Michael Romska lascott Walcott Sara S. Moran Jeffrey S. Rowland Janet Walker Beverly Moses Madeliaine Saldivar Walls Torres Group, LLC Beverly A. Moses Larry Sanders Patrick Walsh Cynthia Moultrie Lilia M. Santoro Roger Walton Muholland & Co. LLP Edward M. Satell Joyce W. Warren Chandra M. Myers Sandra J. Schaal Kathy Warren Delores Nance Sy Schofield Kevin Washington National Constitution Center School District of Philadelphia Tina Waters NBC10 Scott & Kimberly Schusko Celestine S. Waters Lois Nelson B. Diane Scipio Eric Watson Kevin D. Nesbitt Stephanie Scott Robert A. Webber NewCourtland Elder Services Jasmin Senior Franklyn C. Weeks NExT Philadelphia Renee Seya C Malachi White Pamela E. Norton Sherrie Shade Shelron T. White NUL/NBCA Survey Deserie N. Sills George Whitfield Armaza Nunes Angela Simmons Smith Sharon Wilbon Philip Okala Jonnie Simon William Penn Foundation Operatiion Understanding David Sims Gloria Williams Gregory Osberg Karlyn Skipworth Joyce R. Williams Evelyn Ouko Patricia Smith Shannon N. Williams PA Convention Center Kristen Smith Loretta Williams Stephanie Y. Palmer Rosetta Smith Quida Williams Sam & Diedre Patterson Marva J. Smith-Hankins Maria Wing Wanda Paul Timothy Smyer Kelley Woodland Jean A. Paul Sneaker Villa Sakina L. Woodridge Derek R. Paulson Michael E. Sneed Thomas Woodward Alice Payne-Jordan Jane Sobieski Tonya V. Wright Michael Pearson Robert & Phyllis Sorrell YMCA Jesse W. Pearson Terry & Karen Soule Zion Baptist Church

9 MEMBERSHIP AS OF JUNE 30, 2012

SUSTAINING MEMBERS Isabelle Buonocore Ryan Lewis Leticia Whitsett Alvin Burnett Christopher Lewis, Esq. Alisha Wilkins Kernie Anderson Denise Burton Monica Lewis-Wilborn Derrick Williams Thomas Biemer Addie Butler, PhD Jamie Lontz Linda Williams Dr. Alfred Bishop Colleen Bynum Monterry Luckey Joyce Williams Marietta Blackston Dolores Cameron Danny Marsh Shannon Williams Kim Bonner Massey Monica Campbell M. Bobby Mathew Tanesha Woodard Delores Brisbon Melvina Cannon Melanie McCottry Juanita Wooten David Brown Leanne Caret Bonita McCummings Charles Wright Dr. Maurice Clifford Marcey Carroll William McDowell, III Wrenton Wright E. 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Constance Johnson Carolynn Watson Charisse Price Donald Graves Janice Johnson Ella Wiley Tariq Rashad Matthew Green Lillian Johnson Quida Williams Kimberly Reed Mike Greene Carlotta Johnston-Pugh Loretta Williams Jacquelyn Reeves Connie Grier Ann Jones Shirley Williams Jonathan Reid Cassandra Hall Pearline Rose Jones Byron Wilson David Rivers Darlaina Harrigan Constance Jones Rosalind Wilson Dylon Rockwell Charles & Tamiko Harvey Dana Jones Sharon Wimbush Chermaina Roundtree Faheem Hasan Charlita Latham-Martin Sylvia Wright Reginald Rucker Bose Houser Charisse Lillie Elizabeth Young Dominic Sampson George Hudson Constance Lowber Selma Young Rodney Sanders Sonja Hunt Romnus Elisha Lowe James Sanders Antoinette Jackson Paul Manns NEXT MEMBERS Adura Sanya Nathaniel Jackson Juanita Martin Derrick Sawyer Michael Jackson Ola Martin Amanda Abney Jennifer Sawyer John Johnson Gloria Martin Florachel Addy Lonce Scott Kenneth Johnson Sharmain Matlock-Turner Edwin Akrong Jasmin Senior Minta Johnson Sharon Matthews Tamica Allen Tiffany Simmons Sheila Jones Evelyn McClendon Christopher Baskins Lisa Marie Smalls Yvette Jones Lynn McKee Mishawn Beckford K Lynn Smalls Phyllis Jones-Carter Adrienne McKinney David Benglian Megan Smith Bea Joyner Mattie Miller Eddie Billingslea Donielle Smith Clyde King Colessie Mills Shante Blackwell Samantha Thomas Sarah Langley Carl Minott Gerald Bright LeJean Thomas Joslyn Lewis Verdia Mobley-Provette Sabrina Brooks Lindsey Vance Dwayne Lilley Edith Moore Stephens Ashley Brown Christal Watson Damond Loue Roslyn Morgan-Hill Ryan Brown Stevens Weeks Willie Manley Marge Morris Kimberly Annn Bryant Dwayne Wharton Lisha Marrow Doris Murray Monica Burch Andrew Wheeler Tisheba McCall Jay Nix Chenora Burkett Leticia Whitsett Mary McGowan Cynthia Nunnally Katharine Carter Carlene Ann Williams Lamar Medley Bobbie Parish-Parks Saleen Chapman Antonio Williams Sunshine Mejia Juanita Patterson Robyn Chin Tyree Williams Kristie Michalski Joseph Patterson Judy Chu Nate Wilson Felicia Middleton Wanda Paul Adrienne Clark Shonda Wilson Brenda Mitchell Lisa Pfettscher Karin Coger Graeme Woods Yvette Mitchell Lucille Pinkett Tajuan Colloway James Wright Albert Morris Myrna Pinkett Tarique Connelly Amy Yeboah Cynthia Moultrie Dolores Poole Leah Coston Jay Young Khayriyyah Munir Jocelyn Powell Christopher Cozart Sandas Murphy Lorestine Pressley Angela Cunningham ULEC MEMBERS Naimah Muttalrb Amelia Price Monique Curry Duane Newman Marion Price Bimpe Dada Faye Anderson Julene Haughton Maureen Prillerman William Dunbar Joel Austin Pam Nelson Jessie Pugh-Howard Cheron Everett Nathan Avery Tammy Payne La Rose Ray Aneesah Evans B-Girl Records LLC Roosevelt Peterson Daisy Reaves Sydney Fleming Kevin Bacon Nicole Phoenix Daisy Reddick Jela Foote Kesha Beale Betty Potter Gloria Reddick Williams Hope Foote Charlie Bennett Geneva Pugh Marianne Reeves Anthony Frazier Luis Berrios Marcus Robinson Eleanore Richardson Shanina Gary Dena Bethea Joanne Rogers Catherine Robinson Gregory Green Zana Billue John Rowe Katie Robinson Charolett Hall Danyelle Blackwell Joseph Ruffin, Jr. Rosetta Robinson Clayvon Harris Kim Boddy Toufic Said Vivian Robinson Dia Harris Fareeda Brewington Lyle Sarden Ethel Robinson Germaine Hendon Marlo Brinson Domita Satchell Dolores Ryan Risha Irvin Shalena Broaster Tina Scott Deborah Samuels Nathan Irvin Robert Brooks Aaron Simmons Frankie Sanders Michele Jackson Jamilah Carter David Simms Earlene Satterfield Jacci Jeffries Twanda Casper Stanley Smith Gwendolyn Satterwhite Charles Johnson Tara Colquitt Joi Spraggins Thelma Scott Brunson Arile Johnson-Peredo Tonya Comer Marvin Stewart Beverly Scott Reese Elliott Jones-Poulson Dawn Connally Angela Stewart Naomi Scranton Crystal Lacey Tarique Connelly Steven Sumter Delores Seabreeze-Rone Rochelle Laws Thersa Copeland Hasan Taylor Ronda Sharpe Avelina Leal Anthony Crosbie Jacqueline Thomas Katherine Sheppard Tomeka Lee Jeff Daniels Husain Thompson Angela Simmons-Smith Maria Lewis Erik Davis Willie Tolan Marlene Smalley Samantha Lyons Michelle Dennison Ky Toure Rosetta Smith Leah Mann Joseph DeReef Alan Vernon Thelma Spears Kia Pratt McCoy Jerine Douglas Phil Walker Grace Stevenson Tia McDonald Brian Edmonds Nicole Warren Catherine Stewart Regine Metellus James Eley Deborah Washington Robin Stewart Renee Millett Kathryn Epps Julius Webb Rosa Stewart Dai Monigue-Reed Joyce & David Eugene Christine Webb Martha Sutton Florcy Morisset David Faison, Jr. Kidada White Barbara Tavares Britney Norman Mia Farrell Shari Williams Marjorie Taylor Donna Oday-Dundar Frederick Fields E-Nona Williams Leota Terry Kamaria O’Reagan 1st Impressions Salon & Day Spa Kenneth Wilson Nellie Thomas Dean Owens Diane Floyd Kenneth Wimberly Margaret Tolliver Keith Parent Kofi Frimpong Mack Wynn Florence Torson-Hart Tony Payton Richard Furr Carmen Young Arbertha Turner Carlene Pochette Ramona Gaines Lottie Turner Traci Powell Kim Gaines Joyce Walker Charisma Presley Alicia Gist

11 STAFF

ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE CCIS

Patricia A. Coulter Lisa Andrews President Client Services Coordinator

Debra Abrams Ramona Bobb Director, CSHCD Senior Provider Specialist

Carla Baptiste Marie Coleman Manager, Career Center Associate Director

Tiffany Belton Stephanie Copes ULEC Coordinator Eligibility Manager

Nadine Bonner James Decker Director, Communications Compliance/ Resolution Specialist Danyielle Gray Housing Counselor Nichole Fisher Pat Coulter and board member Rosemary Fiscal Manager Turner at the 2012 CEO Symposium Mary Harper Housing Counselor Yvonne Fletcher Administrative Dianna Lynch Office Manager Kim Rogers Housing Counselor Fiscal Assistant Shavonne Gardner Regine Metellus Eligibility Specialist Anatoly Saltisky CFO/VP of Operations Network Administrator Charlene Giles Beverly Moses Eligibility Specialist Lilia Santoro Fiscal Analyst Senior Eligibility Specialist Wanda Goodbread Cynthia Moultrie Eligibility Intake Specialist Sinetra Smith Manager, Accounting Eligibility Specialist Jasmine Houston Lisa Pfettscher Eligibility Specialist Jenna Stanchek Manager, Facilities Eligibility Specialist & Career Services Rhonda Howard Senior Eligibility Specialist Margaret Taylor Gillian Pollard Eligibility Manager Director, Community Economic Development Francine Jackson Senior Reception/Support Christopher Thomas LaRose Ray Admin Support Specialist Manager, Fund Development Bertha Kelly Eligibility Specialist Shirley Thomas Sy Schofield VP/Director VP Fund Development DeVonne Kemp Accountant Shahla Anitra Waters Derrick Sexton Provider Specialist Performance Evaluation Coordinator Nerieda Lamberty Client Services Specialist Tia Watson Deserie Sills Eligibility Specialist Senior Housing Counselor Gloria Lewis Client Services Specialist Alan Robert Webber Diane Staton Program/Training Coordinator Executive Assistant Veronica Listokin to the President Senior Eligibilty Specialist Joan Webster Receptions/Support Shannon Williams Cecelia Mackie Manager Eligibility Specialist Erika Williams Advocacy and Policy Eligibility Specialist Maritza Marrero Eligibility Specialist Michele Williams-Cooper Compliance/ Danielle McMearty Resolution Specialist Eligibility Specialist Shirley Workman Lisa Medley Fiscal Specialist Senior Eligibility Specialist PROJECT CONSULTANTS LOCATIONS Center City Office – Ella Nixon 121 South Broad Street Eligibilty Clerical Assistant Albert Curcio 9th Floor, Philadelphia, PA 19107 eXude HR (215) 985-3220 Michael Pope Eligibility Specialist Keith Ellison ULEC CCIS Program Office – Stephanie Price 6350 Greene Street Eligibility Specialist Greg El Philadelphia, PA 19144 ULF (215) 842-4820 Sahirah Rahman Eligibilty Specialist Tomeka Lee ULF

Kenneth Johnson Staffing Specialist 12 OUR MOVEMENT

Established in 1910, the National Urban League is the nation’s oldest and largest community-based movement devoted to empowering African Americans to enter the economic and social mainstream. Today, the National Urban League spearheads the non-partisan efforts of its 98 local affiliates that provide services to more than 2 million people nationwide. Since 1917, the Urban League of Philadelphia (ULP), as part of this national network, provides direct services, research and policy advocacy to help individuals and communities reach their fullest potential.

OUR MISSION

The mission of the Urban League is to empower African Americans to secure economic self-reliance, parity, power and civil rights.

OUR VISION

The Urban League of Philadelphia will be the place where individuals, businesses, non-profits and the public sector come together to develop and implement activities that advance African Americans into and within the economic and social mainstream in the Greater Philadelphia region.

OUR STRATEGY

The Urban League of Philadelphia employs a three-point strategy known as the ABC’s – Advocacy & Policy, Business & Talent Diversity and Community & Economic Development. • Advocacy & policy: Inspire and advance positive change in public policy and private sector practices affecting African Americans. • Business & talent diversity: Advance African Americans’ participation and success in the workplace. • Community & economic development: Empower African Americans currently on the margins of economic success to achieve greater financial self-reliance.

OUR PLAN

To build alliances and create opportunities that foster economic empowerment, advancement and achievement for African Americans.

HOW CAN YOU PLAY A PART?

You can play a part in our community empowerment strategy by becoming a member today. For more information please contact us:

By telephone 215.985.3220 By fax 215.985.3227 By e-mail [email protected] By mail ATTN: Membership Department Urban League of Philadelphia 121 South Broad Street, 9th Floor Philadelphia, PA 19107 By website www.urbanleaguephila.org

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