YouthBuild Philly Charter School 22-23 Annual Report

2022-2023

Annual Report

“New Normal, New Thinking”

Table Of

CONTENTS 03

Our Mission

04

2022-2023 Leadership

10

Year 0 Admissions

11

Class of 2023

12

Year 1 & 2

14

2022-2023 Highlights

15

Salutatorian Speech

16

A Groundbreaking to Remember

17

Alumni Profile

19

Community Impact

20

Funders & Donors

26

Key Partners & Resources

27

2022-2023 Financials

28

Contribute to the Mission

Our Mission YouthBuild Philadephia Charter School’s mission is to empower young adults (17-20 years-old) to develop skills and connect to opportunities by fostering an environment of love, support, and respect for their whole person. Students graduate high school and career as critically conscious leaders, committed to positive change for themselves and their communities.

YouthBuild Philadelphia Charter School 1231 N. Broad St. 5th Floor Philadelphia, PA 19122 info@youthbuildphilly.org | www.youthbuildphilly.org @youthbuildphl- Facebook, Instagram, and X

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2022-2023 Leadership Management Scott Emerick Executive Director

Le’Yondo Dunn Chief Program Officer

Meredith Molloy Chief Development Officer

Adesanya Karade Chief Financial & Operating Officer

Board of Trustees Melanie McCottry (Board Chair) (Exec.Comm.)

Chief of Staff & Senior Vice President, Communications & External Affairs Philadelphia Gas Works (PGW)

Kiley Smith Kelly (Vice Chair) (Exec.Comm.)

Principal, Ernst & Young (EY)

Scott Lillis (Board Treasurer & Finance Committee Chair) (Exec.Comm.)

Regional President, BNY Mellon Wealth Management

Maxwell Akuamoah-Boateng (Fundraising Committee Chair) Director Of Operations City of Philadelphia, Office of Children and Families

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2022-2023 Leadership Board of Trustees Alicia Smith (HR Committee Chair) (Exec.Comm.)

Chief Human Resources Officer Resources for Human Development

Erin McNamara Horvat Senior Vice Provost for Faculty Affairs, Drexel University

Darrell Davis Public Engagement Manager, DoorDash

Carniesha Kwashie (Exec.Comm.)

Senior Manager, Workforce Development PECO

Charles Esser (Exec.Comm.)

Founder and Director, Philadelphia Community School

Zachary Vigneault Senior Internal Sales Consultant, Vanguard

Jared Farbman Head of Portfolio Specialists, Vanguard

Whitney A.E Arjun, Ed.D Director of Enrollment Management and Retention Penn State Abington April D. Voltz, EdD Associate Vice President, Strategic Initiatives and Community Engagement Community College of Philadelphia

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2022-2023 Leadership Committee Members Program Committee Carneisha Kwashie (Chair) Ardita Koka Margaret Robinson Whitney Arjun Le’Yondo Dunn (Staff) Scott Emerick (Staff) Governance Committee Melanie McCottry (Chair) Chuck Esser Sai Yerrapathruni Scott Emerick (Staff) Jenna Dougherty (Staff) HR Committee Alicia Smith (Chair) Brea Arthur Justine Sloyer Michael Thomas Michelle Ziegler-Bradford Adesanya Karade (Staff) Page 06

Finance Committee Scott Lillis (Chair) Jared Farbman Todd Marzolf Michael McGuire Wayne Williams Jocie Dye Mia Levine Jon Smollen Scott Emerick (Staff) Adesanya Karade (Staff) Allison Predjulek (Staff) Development Committee Sai Yerrapathruni (Chair) Maxwell Akuamoah-Boateng Kiley Smith Kelly Scott Emerick (Staff) Meredith Molloy (Staff) Ted Molloy (Staff) Khalil Bullock (Staff)

Message from Leadership Dear Friends and Supporters, As we reflect on the achievements and milestones of the past YB Philly academic year, we are thrilled to celebrate the highlights of the Class of 2023, our largest graduating class postpandemic.

The leadership and many accomplishments of the Class of 2023 represents a testament to the talent, dedication and resilience of YouthBuild students, educators, Board members, partners, and supporters across the City.

The Class of 2023 has left an unforgettable mark on our school and on our community. Student leaders rebuilt homes, brought green energy to neighborhoods across Philadelphia, ran a great community cafe in West Philly, shared their wisdom and perspective with elected officials in Philly and Harrisburg, prepared meals for community members, and cared for people in need. Graduates successfully prepared for careers in customer service, construction, green building, health care, customer service and beyond. Graduates earned college credits and earned acceptance into colleges and training programs across the region. And YB graduates completed community service to beautify a school, a community center, a park and they cared for spaces and people across our City.

We celebrate all the ways that the Class of 2023 has connected, learned, grown, and led. More than 180 graduates supported each other, led in our community and shared their love and light with community members across Philadelphia. The brilliance and positive energy of YB graduates in the class of 2023 has not only brightened our lives, but also set a precedent for future YouthBuild classes to strive for reaching. We look forward to the positive impact the Class of 2023 will have on their families and our communities.

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Message from Leadership This year also served as a period of immense growth for our program at large. We celebrated the one year anniversary of our Stomping Grounds Social Justice Cafe, our first fully student-led and operated coffee shop. We expanded our vocational training to include culinary arts, committed to preparing our young people for careers in the hospitality and tourism industry. And we held a successful groundbreaking ceremony for our new building home for YouthBuild, slated to be completed by July 2024.

None of these achievements would be possible without the generous support of our donors. We extend our heartfelt gratitude to those individuals, organizations, partners and businesses that have invested in the mission and success of YouthBuild Philly. Your contributions have made a significant impact on the lives of our students, enabling us to provide resources, programs, and opportunities that enrich their educational experience.

This year also marks a bittersweet moment for Melanie and myself. As most everyone in our YB community is aware, this will be our final year serving as the board chair and executive director, respectively, for YouthBuild Philly. We are thrilled to once again publicly share our supreme confidence in the amazing leaders moving YB Philly into the future.

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Message from Leadership Le’Yondo Dunn, our current Chief Program Officer (CPO), will be stepping into the role of Chief Executive Officer (CEO), and Kiley Smith Kelly, our current vice chair will transition into the role of board chair following our departure to begin the 2023-2024 school year. Together, Dunn and Kiley bring an incredible blend of experience, innovation, and leadership to YouthBuild Philly. We are pleased with the board's unanimous selection and confident that with their leadership, YouthBuild Philly will continue to thrive and empower young people with more quality opportunities to learn and to lead.

Our heartfelt congratulations go out to each graduate, and we express our gratitude to the parents, educators, and the entire YouthBuild Philly community for their continued support.

Thank you for being part of this remarkable journey with us. Together, we look forward to continuing to empower future generations and nurturing a community of lifelong learners.

Sincerely, Scott Emerick Executive Director Melanie McCottry Board of Trustees Chair

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Year 0 Admissions How to apply and get #YBready...

In 2022, 558 young people applied to YouthBuild Philly.

305 applicants were invited to Mental Toughness Training.

225 completed Mental Toughness Training and were welcomed to officially enroll into the Class of 2023.

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"Solid, Solid"

Class of 2023 Age

Ethnicity

17 – 35 (15.6%) 18 – 87 (38.7%) 19 – 54 (24.0%) 20 – 49 (21.8%)

African American - 174 (77.3%) Hispanic – 14 (6.2%) Multi-Racial - 34 (15.1%) Caucasian – 3 (1.3%)

Self-Reported Challenges 25.8%

CHILD

OF

INCARCERATED

PARENT/GAURDIAN 13.4% HAVE BEEN IN THE FOSTER CARE SYSTEM 50.2% RECIEVE PUBLIC ASSISTANCE 23.0% HAVE BEEN HOMELESS

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Year 1 In Year One, we focus on cultivating a loving community where students can thrive and feel comfortable showing up as their most authentic selves. Students are supported holistically by a team of staff committed to helping them reach their full potential. Students' learning experiences are enriched with life skills development, job training and community service.

During Year One, they focus on academics and hands-on learning while serving their community as part-time AmeriCorps members. Year One sets the stage for success in future educational and career endeavors.

Academics Courses in Language Arts, Social Studies, Math and Science are taught by a team of educators who want learning to feel personal for each student. After successfully completing all coursework and requirements, students earn their high school diploma.

Vocation Vocational tracks offered are: Building Trades, Healthcare, Child Care, Culinary Arts, and Business Administration/Customer Service. Through hands-on learning students gain workforce experience with the chance to earn an industry-recognized certification.

Community Service Community service is a core part of every student's YouthBuild experience. All students are part-time AmeriCorps members and are required to complete at least 300 hours of service during Year One. Service projects occur through the school year with various community partners.

Student Support Every student is assigned a Student Success Manager and a staff mentor to ensure that they are supported in every way possible during Year One. Success Managers connect them with resources, guidance and support through personal obstacles.

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Year 2 Students graduate high school and successfully transition to college and career as critically conscious leaders, committed to positive change for themselves and their communities.

In Year Two, alumni remain connected and supported by the Career Development team and YouthBuild staff. Every student is assigned a staff mentor to provide them with guidance and assist with strategic goal-setting through an Action Planning process designed to help alumni successfully achieve their personal and professional goals. As critically conscious leaders, students aim towards higher education, job placement and/or career advancement to positively impact their lives and the lives of their families and community.

Postsecondary Support Near the end of Year One our Student Success team prepares students for the next steps in their personal and professional journeys. Students are set up for success through supports such as job shadowing, internships, college classes, and job placement.

Mentorship Mentors provide encouragement and focus on goal-setting for short and long-term success.

Many mentor/mentee relationships often lead to life long bonds.

Employment Opportunities YouthBuild Philly works with a host of employer partners who are ready to hire students and dedicated to helping them grow professionally. Students are connected to life-changing educational and employment opportunities.

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2022 - 2023 Highlights

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Salutatorian Speech Good Afternoon Everyone. My name is Makiera Thompson. It’s an honor to be standing before you as Salutatorian of our graduating Class of 2023. I would like to give a warm welcome to my fellow graduates, proud family, and guests.

I want to take some time to thank those who have supported me throughout the school year. I want to thank my family and friends for their support and generosity. It will always be remembered as I explore new goals and new achievements. Thank you to all staff for continuing to push us not only when we are at our lows but at our highs as well. The constant checkups and genuine care that you showed is undeniable and unforgettable. Some of the bonds I got to create are life lasting.

This school year for me has been everything I needed it to be. Before COVID-19, I went to a traditional 4 year high school. During my time there I didn’t feel any type of motivation or support from teachers or other staff.

However, at YouthBuild, the staff motivated me and supported me along the way by giving shoutouts at community meetings, receiving motivational texts, phone calls, if I was absent and allowing me the opportunity for new experiences.

My journey over the last few months has been an eye opener. I gained back things that I haven't seen in myself for a while. I'm more goal-driven, I’m dedicated to getting my work done and not accepting incompetence. I have new career goals and I am focused on what my future will be like. I’ve gained experience and confidence at YouthBuild, I would rather go for the difficult and more challenging thing instead of the easy task.

I would like for you all to remember that life doesn't stop for anybody. If you have the time and opportunity to accomplish something then just go for it. You never know when you'll get another chance. Don't say no out of fear, worries, or opinions of other people that aren't going where you are.

I will leave you all with a piece of advice. Our lives are a product of the decisions we make and not the circumstances that we find ourselves in. No matter what is going on around us, it doesn’t define who we are or change what we are. We have the ability to have control of our own lives. Choose positive people and positive examples to guide you. Congratulations Class of 2023! ~ Makiera Thompson ~

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A Groundbreaking to Remember After months of planning, Youthbuild Philly held the official groundbreaking ceremony for our new school building in early 2023, symbolizing the start of construction for our new home, set to be completed by July 2024, just in time for the Class of 2025 academic year.

It was an exciting time with great weather and high energy as we celebrated this milestone with our students, staff, partners, Capital Campaign leaders, and loyal supporters. Scott Emerick, YouthBuild Philly’s executive director, opened the event with welcoming remarks and invited Maine Robbins, YB Philly 2016 Alum, and Melanie McCottry, YouthBuild Philly Board Chair, to the podium to share a few thoughts.

We also invited Rep. Malcolm Kenyatta, State Sen. Anthony Williams, and Sec. Akbar Hossain (Gov. Josh Shapiro’s Office) to join us as a guest speaker for the ceremony. Each elected official played a significant role in helping YouthBuild Philly secure the Redevelopment Assistance Capital Program (RACP) funds for our new building. Their advocacy for this project and our overall mission has been instrumental in making this dream a reality for our school community.

Marty Brigham, Chair of the YouthBuild Philly Steering Committee, closed the event out with appreciation and led us into the groundbreaking photo.

Students, Staff, Partners, and Elected officials gathered with hard hats and shovels in-hand, prepared to take the first dig.

Thank you to everyone who was able to attend the event.

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Alumni Profile Tarif (Class of 2023) came to YouthBuild after seeing firsthand the impact the school had on his two older sisters – even though the more recent graduate in the family had done her entire year virtually due to the pandemic. Still, he was eager to step out of their shadows and show himself and those around him what he was capable of. “Most of the staff knew (my sister), but also recognized potential in me and saw how different we were, and that really meant a lot,” Tarif shares when thinking about his early days at YouthBuild.

Tarif’s leadership development came about very organically, as his instructors immediately identified him as someone who could motivate others – even if he did so quietly.

“YouthBuild really allowed me to come out of my shell,” he notes as he remembers very early conversations with a number of staff members who were particularly impactful on motivating him in those early days. Tarif remembers “Ms. Erika especially was someone who made me want to keep coming to school everyday… and Mr. Ron’s worksite really solidified that experience for me.” Beyond these two staff members, Tarif reels off a handful of others – and almost a dozen peers – who were instrumental in motivating him to be the best leader he could be.

While Tarif wasn’t always ready to step up for himself, he “knew that if I could make someone else’s day better, it would be a great day.” This daily manifestation of leadership made Tarif a constant welcoming and friendly presence across various parts of YouthBuild’s programming – from a worksite leader to peer advocate, and from spokesperson in meetings with elected officials to team manager for the school’s basketball team. He was even selected to represent YouthBuild on a service trip to New Orleans and the surrounding region.

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Alumni Profile Tarif continued to grow into the leader others had seen, and eventually (but humbly) recognized himself as a leader as well. He began to grow more confident thanks to the feedback and reinforcement he got from friends, classmates and YouthBuild staff – “The self-doubt just sort of went away – I started to think ‘if I’m right about this, what else am I right about?’” After graduating with honors, Tarif had his choice between two distinct but successful postsecondary options: work or college.

Tarif visited Thaddeus Stevens College of Technology twice during the school year, and on his second visit met with staff from the school’s renowned architecture program. He was able to procure an invite to the program – but around the same time was also promoted at work to assistant shift lead, and again just a few weeks before he was scheduled to move onto campus to assistant store manager in-training. At that point, he decided to defer on his decision to attend Thaddeus Stevens – “I knew that the option would always be there, so I wanted to keep the momentum I had going in my career.” Eventually, Tarif would like to be a full-time video game designer, and his experience in the industry (working at GameStop) will pay immediate dividends as he continues to work on his game ideas – at Thaddeus, the architecture design software he will use is very similar to the software engines he’s been tinkering with to build current games.

Through it all, Tarif reflects on his time at YouthBuild with his usual humble manner – “the best thing I was able to do at YB was help put a smile on people’s faces – that’s all that matters.”

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Community Impact

MOST HOURS BY ONE STUDENT:

599.5 hours by Tarif Lee

HOURS OF SERVICE CONTRIBUTED BY THE CLASS OF 2023 56,906.25

TOTAL VALUE OF AMERICORPS EDUCATION AWARDS EARNED: 85,943.04

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Congratulations Tarif !!

Corporate, Community and Foundation Support

Aegis Property Group

INTECH

Altus Partners

Merck Gives Back

AmazonSmile Foundation

Monthly Meeting of Friends of Philadelphia

Atkin Olshin Schade Architects

NFP

BNY Mellon

Nutritional Development Services

Marjorie Bunnell Charitable Fund

Oatly, Inc.

Sheila and Edward Chacker Philanthtropic Fund

The Vincent J. Pappas Family Foundation

City of Phila.- Anti-Violence Community Expansion

PricewaterhouseCoopers

CliftonLarsonAllen

Rycon Construction, Inc.

Comcast Matching Gifts Program

Saint-Gobain

Cricenti Family Charitable Lead Unitrust

Spring Point Partners

Cozen O’Connor

Tamman Inc

The Anne & Jeff Dalke Family Charitable Fund

Tenacre Foundation

DMi Partners

Trammell Crow Company

The Dream Makerz Foundation

University of Pennsylvania

EGA Associates

Vanguard Matching Gift Program

Ernst & Young US, LLP

Vencer Insurance & Risk LLC

Green Family Foundation

WPG Consulting

Hilco Redevelopment Partners

The White Richardson Trust

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Donors 2022-2023 Matt and Alida Abbott Aegis Property Group* Ameen Akbar Maxwell Akumoah-Boateng Altus Partners* AmazonSmile Foundation Keith Anderson Yvonne Appeltans Whitney and Rohan Arjun Atkin Olshin Schade Architects* Cecil Baker Amanda Benjamin Melody Blanchford Bluestone Foundation BNY Mellon Les and Barbara Bowen Cory and Pauline Boyce Marty Brady Franny Breen Jake Brigham Khalil Bullock Marjorie Bunnell Charitable Fund Sarah Burgess Trish Caldwell Thomas Carlin Catherine Carr Eric and Donna Carswell Central Philadelphia Monthly Meeting Sheila and Edward Chacker Philanthtropic Fund Sharon Chen

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Sharon Chester Child & Youth Care Certification Board Matt Clerico CliftonLarsonAllen* David and Rhonda Cohen Jody Cohen Terri Cohen-Johnson Comcast Matching Gifts Community College of Philadelphia Matthew Conlin Shannon Connell-Robichaud Lindsay Cook and Nate Stuhlmiller Lisa Hyatt Cooper Rachel Coppola Michael Corwin Coscia Moos Architecture, LLC Cozen O'Connor* The Crefeld School Cregeen Foundation The Cricenti Family Charitable Lead Unitrust Elizabeth Cuba Peter D'Angelo Tim Daniel and Gabrielle Halko Darrell Davis Ellen Deacon Roy and Mary DeCaro Brady and Emily Dennis Mark DeSouza DMi Partners Inc.* Dorothy Donato

Donors 2022-2023 Ana Dopazo Dream Makerz Foundation Danielle Duchamp Cassidy and Alexandra Dugan Le'Yondo Dunn Jocie Dye Education Northwest Bonnie Eisenfeld Karen Emerick Scott Emerick Ernst & Young U.S. LLP* Charles Esser Jared and Julia Farbman Ron and Gita Farbman Adam and Katy Ferek Jaimie Field Joey Fisher Scot and Shelly Fisher Kristen Forbriger David Forde Deana Frank Liz Frank Maria Frank Eric and Nancy Frankl Joseph Freedman Susan Gallagher John Andrew Gallery Carl Garrison Christopher Gee Stewart and Cindy Gerson

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Barb Gilin Sandra Gonzalez-Torres Harold Goodman The Gordon Charter Foundation Margaret Gordon and John Peterson Darryl Gore Leslie Graitcer Daniel B. and Florence E. Green Foundation Wendy Green-Harvey Kaci Griffin Helen D Groome Beatty Trust Marisa Guerin Megan Gundogdu Otto Haas Charitable Trust Caroline Haley Jon Hankins Dan Harney Eileen Heisman Jean Hennessy Edward Herron Hilco Redevelopment Partners* James and Pamela Hill Jocelyn Hillman Adina Himes Maryl Hitchings Kenneth Holdsman Gina Horowitz Erin Horvat Donald Hower Susan and Richard Huffman

Donors 2022-2023 Judythe Hummel Cayla Huppert INTECH Construction* Melissa Jackson-Schmidt Sarah Jimenez Keisha Jordan Stephanie Judson Ellen and Steve Kaplan Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc. Adesanya Karade Theresa Karlson Abigail Kelly Kiley and Graham Kelly John Kromer Anthony and Chelsea Kuehne Carniesha Kwashie Signe Landau Eugene and Deborah LeFevre Michael Lehr Mia Levine David and Eva Lexie Scott Lillis Kristin Lindgren Edward Lipman Ina Lipman Paul Lipman Skyler Lubin Jeannette Lucey Karen Makara Diana Martin and A. Franklin Burgess

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J. Laurence Martin Lauren Marzolf Laurence Mason Leslie Massara Sharmain Matlock-Turner Melanie McCottry Carolyn J. McCoy Peter McElroy Laura McHugh The McLean Contributionship Megan McNicholas Steven McPhilmy Merck Gives Back Mercy Career & Technical High School James and Deborah Mergiotti Donald Miller The Leslie Miller and Richard Worley Foundation Meredith and Marty Molloy Terry and Sally Molloy Theo Molloy and Erica Harney Nate and Kate Mooney Courtney and Tim Morgan Nikkia Moss Stephen and Janet Mullin Jim Multari Tiffany Murphy Takako Nakamoto David Naples Kathleen Nestler Network For Good

Donors 2022-2023 NFP* Michael Noel Patrick J. O'Connor Family Foundation Trust Tammy Ogunranti Sam Olshin Seif Omar Christopher Pappas The J Pappas Family Foundation Grace Parker Floyd and Lanetta Parks Ben Parvey Valerie and David Paul The Paul Family Foundation Penn State University Abington College Laurene Peterson Sarah Peterson Kimberly Pham Philadelphia District Attorney's Office Philadelphia Works Inc. Philadelphia Youth Network Joan Phillips Justine Philyaw Alison Plante Joe Pokrifka Betsy Porth Allison and Steve Predjulek Pricewaterhouse Coopers Kimmell Proctor Leslie Purple

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Mary Raschko Stephen and Liz Raynes Rebecca and Truett Reed Augustine Repetto Paul Ricker Sylvia Rivera LaWanda Robinson Margaret Robinson Kenneth and Linda Romanowski Tony Rose Ross Stores Inc. Ian Rubin Rycon Construction, Inc.* Mike Sack Saint Joseph's University Elizabeth Sampath Benjamin Schindler Joel Schlosser Joe and Meg Sciarillo Ellen Shiery Lee and Michelle Shoener Simran Sidhu and Ravi Acharya Michael and Cynthia Skinner Bernard and Jacquelyn Smalley Alicia Smith Anthony Smith Peter and Kathleen Smith Rob Smith and Roxanne Roberts Jonathan Smollen

Donors 2022-2023 Bud and Jeannie Starr Erika Starr Celley Kevin Stauffer Dorothy Stoneman and John Bell Mark and Andrea Strockis Stephanie Strockis Lary and Bonnie Stuhlmiller Matthew Sullivan Ron and Melissa Sunog Karen Talarico Tamman Inc.* Joseph and Deborah Tarnowski Joe and Detta Tate Maureen Tate and Hon. Gerald McHugh David Tatgenhorst Cheryl Thomas J. Burt Totaro Robert Totaro and Deborah Stuart Trammell Crow Company* Cori Traub Joe Traub Mollie Traub Tria David Trovato Constance Tuoey Sangeeta Tyagi University of Pennsylvania Adolf Unoarumhi Evan Urbania

Genevra Valvo Vanguard Matching Gift Program Vencer Insurance & Risk LLC Zack Vigneault April Voltz Kelly and Rich Walsh Joyce Walton Rebecca Wanner Patricia Webster David Weiss Mark Wetzel Wiese USA Karen Wisniewski and Bob Boucher Larry Whitson James and Susan Wolfe Catie Wolfgang WPG Consulting* Connor Youngblood Zion Team Wissahickon Ladies …and several donors who wish to remain anonymous

*Sponsors of YouthBuild Philly’s Annual #GrowYB 2023 fundraising event

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Key Resources & Partners 365 Health Services

PowerCorps

Apple Tree Housing Services

Programming for Excellence Inc.

Bebashi - Transition to Hope

Provision of Grace World Mission Church

BQ Basements

Provision Vocational Training Center

Brown's ShopRite

Rising Sons

Career Link

Samuel Staten SR.- Pre-Apprenticship Program

CareGivers America

Savage Construction Company

Child & Youth Care Certification Board

Smith Playground

City of Philadelphia Office of Homeless Services

Solar States

Community College of Philadelphia

Thaddeus Stevens College

Community Legal Services

The Attic Youth Center

Covenant House

The Block Gives Back

Cradles to Crayons

The Wardrobe

Defender Association of Philadelphia

Urban Creators

Drexel Writer's Room

Valley Youth House

ELECT

Williamson College of the Trades

FAB Youth Philly

Women Against Abuse

Finishing Trades Institute

Women Organized Against Rape

Germantown House

YearUp

Grandma's Kids at Temple University

Youth Sentencing & Re-Entry Project

High Point Coffee Jewish Family and Children's Services (JFCS) Lady Electricians Lutheran Settlement House MarsCare North10 PHL Oxford Circle Christian Community Development Association Pennsylvania Apprentice Coordinators Association Philabundance Community Kitchen Philadelphia Energy Authority Philadelphia Horticultural Society Playworks Porter's Daycare and Educational Center

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2022-2023 Financials Our IRS ID Number is 23-2728467 Revenue & Support Contributions

$5,495,874

Government & Other Grants

$3,112,735

Receipts from School District

$2,911,156

Miscellaneous

$117,037

Total Revenue & Support

$11,636,802

Expenses Program Service Education

$5,915,897

Management & General

$1,322,819

Development

$556,018

Total Expenses

$7,794,734

Other Changes

Loss on disposal of property & equipment

($81,953)

Loss on debt refinancing

($34,781)

Net Assets Excess of revenues over expenditures:

$3,725,334

Net assets at the beginning of the year:

$6,722,681

Net assets at the end of the year:

$10,448,015

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