Ubuntu Community Catalyst Inc.

“| Other Expenses:, Amount:| Bank Charges & Fees, $279| Community Action Teams, $10300| Community Support, $2100| Education Contracts, $2500| Equipment Materials Office Supplies & Software, $1930| Engagement Incentives, $25| LWSF Youth Council, $8401| Marketing, $12819| Community Meetings, $308| Professional Memberships, $50| Processing Fees, $18| Nonprofit State Registration Fee, $30|”

“| Explanation:, Amount:| Balance in fiscal agent's account, $485| Account transfer adjustment, $-130|”

“| Explanation:, BOYAmount:, EOYAmount:| Receivable Fiscal Agent, $0, $485|”

“| Explanation:| The Behavioral Mental Health Community Action Team held its hybrid online Zoom forum gathering. The agenda was designed to: Increase awareness and understanding of the UCC LiveWell-SF and the BMH-CAT work Share data on BMH in the USA GA the Atlanta region and South Fulton County region Cultivate compassion in community members facing BMH challenges Provide information on BMH issues services and resources available in communities Highlight video stories of residents lived experiences. Premiere two public service announcements PSAs to address stigma and depression”

“| Explanation:| In addition to monthly CAT meetings Ubuntu led other activities to center community voices and deepen connections by hosting the Housing Affordability Community Action Teams community-wide forum featuring learning opportunities through its four breakout sessions highlighting the following HA-CAT Strategies: Community Building Education Advocacy Mixed-Income Resident Housing Resiliency Services Production Preservation This forum aimed to break down the complexities of addressing housing affordability for all. Ubuntu is pursuing partnership opportunities with keynote speakers and local officials to expand its network and build momentum.”

“| Explanation:| Ubuntu introduced its LiveWell South Fulton Youth Council last year. The Livewell South Fulton Youth Council LWSFYC is a team of youth activists recognized for their dedication to youth leadership service-learning equity and community engagement. The youth-led Council works with its adult allies to identify advocate for and promote systemic change in addressing critical issues impacting their lives. The youth work across the South Fulton region demonstrating how young people can collectively contribute to their future and community. The Youth Council Accomplishments 2022: YC enhanced their communications and leadership skills YC increased their civic engagement skills YC experienced its 'power' to make a positive difference YC engaged four adult allies to assist with community outreach coordination and execution YC engaged four community friends to help during community outreach events”