Urban Awareness USA, will be hosting a Live Community Development Conferences that will teach Nonprofits, Faith Groups and Community Organizations exactly how to obtain the resources they need to fund their community outreach programs and ministries.This Live-In-Person event will be held in Norfolk Virginia on Friday October 28th. 

Your attendance at this event is very important because there is a lot of confusion out there about things like:

• How to Create Quality Community Outreach Programs/Ministry
  
• How to Obtain Funding For Your Programs/Ministry
• How to Obtain Your 501c3
• How to Maximize Your 501c3
• How to Win Grants Without 501c3
• How to Win Grants as a Nonprofit
• How to Win Grants as a Church
  
• How to Win NON-Grant Funding
• How to Establish a CDC or CHDOO
  
• How to Maximize Your CDC or CHDOO
  
• How to Use Tax Credits For Community Development
  
• How to Partner With Nonprofits
• How to Partner With Government

The information we cover at this conference will help clear up a lot of the confusion and show you how to help your organization prosper in these challenging social and economic times.

When you attend this life changing event, you will walk away with the blueprint that shows you and your leaders exactly how to tap into billions of available funding that major nonprofits like Catholic Charities, Salvation Army & United Way have been using for years.

• At this live event you will learn which corporations and foundations are aggressively awarding grants to support the programs and services that you provide or plan to provide in your community.

• You will also learn how to quickly and easily submit winning proposals to these funding sources even if you have never written a grant or submitted a application.

Unlike most conferences, the education doesn't stop after the live event ends. The second part of the live community development conference is the long term technical assistance program. This means that after the live event ends, you will be enrolled in 12 month group coaching program designed to help you implement the techniques you learned during the live event....This is offered to you and your team at no charge.

Because Urban Awareness USA is a 501c3 nonprofit organization, the cost of this program is tax deductible as allowable by law in your state. When you attend this event you will also receive several important bonus resources and gifts to help you get the most out of the live training event so you can quickly secure funding for your ministry.

Parkway Baptist Church in Duluth, GA received $200,000 from the Delta Airlines Foundation

Saint Richard Catholic School in Jackson, MS, received $35,000 For general support from the Ergon foundation.

Southern Christian Services for Children and Youth in Jackson, MS, received $22,000 for general support from the Ergon Foundation.

The Gary & Diane Heavin Community Fund Inc. (founder of Curves) gave major funding to the following faith-based organizations....

$402,500 to Highland Baptist Church in Florence, AL for general operating support.

$315,000 to Friends for Life, Waco in TX, for general operating support.

$272,000 to Center for Faithwalk Leadership in Augusta, GA, for general operating support.

$100,000 to McLennan County Collaborative Abstinence Project in Waco, TX, for general operating support.

$67,602 to Generations of Hope in Rantoul, IL, for general operating support.

$40,000 to All Things Possible Ministries in Waco, TX, for general operating support.

Sunflower House of Shawnee, KS received $9,627 from Verizon to help fund their Child Abuse Prevention Center

Walker Home and School in Needham, MA, received $25,000 from Bank of America for general operating support to assist the school in maintaining high level of special education and therapeutic care for students and families.

Center for Teen Empowerment in Boston, MA received $25,000 from Bank of America, for general operating funds to support their youth organizing and consulting and training programs, and evaluation projects.

Elizabeth Stone House in Jamaica Plain, MA also received $25,000 from Bank of America for general operations.

Generations United of Washington, DC, received $250,000 from MetLife for there health and aging programs.

SAEC of New York, received $1,200,000 from MetLife for their substance abuse initiatives.

The GE foundation supports programs designed to promote education; the environment; disaster relief; human services; and community success.

In 2011 GE focus is on:Africa; Business school/education; China; Civil/human rights; Community/economic development; Crime/law enforcement; Economically disadvantaged; Education; Education, reform; Elementary/secondary education; Engineering/technology; Environment; Federated giving programs; Ghana; Girls; Higher education; Human services; International affairs; International affairs, U.N.; Mathematics; Public policy, research; Scholarships/financial aid; Science; Uganda; Youth development, business.

If you have or plan to have programs in any of these areas, your organization may qualify for funding from the GE Foundation

Walgreens makes charitable contributions to nonprofit organizations involved with early childhood education, health, human services, mentoring and tutoring, civil rights, and community development.

In 2011 year Walgreen's focus is on: AIDS; AIDS research; Alcoholism; Cancer; Cancer research; Civil rights, race/intergroup relations; Civil/human rights; Community/economic development; Diabetes research; Education, early childhood education; Health care; Health organizations; Heart & circulatory diseases; Heart & circulatory research; Human services; Medical research; Pharmacy/prescriptions; Youth development.

If you have or plan to have programs in any of these areas, your organization may qualify for funding from Walgreens

Cargill makes charitable contributions to nonprofit organizations involved with nutrition, health, education, and the environment.

In 2011 Cargils focus is on: Agriculture/food; Economically disadvantaged; Elementary/secondary education; Environment, natural resources; Higher education; Nutrition; Youth, services.

f you have or plan to have programs in any of these areas, your organization may qualify for funding from Cargil

AstraZeneca makes charitable contributions to nonprofit organizations involved with arts and culture, education, the environment, health, mental health, disease, employment training, youth development, early childhood development, families, diversity, nonprofit management, community development, nonprofit education, volunteerism, senior citizens, physically and mentally disabled people, minorities, women, and economically disadvantaged people.

In 2011 AstraZeneca focus is on: Aging; Arts; Arts education; Arts, equal rights; Business school/education; Cancer; Child development, services; Civil/human rights, equal rights; Community/economic development; Community/economic development, management/technical assistance; Digestive diseases; Disabilities, people with; Economically disadvantaged; Education; Education, reading; Elementary/secondary education; Employment, training; Environment; Family services; General charitable giving; Health care; Health care, equal rights; Health organizations; Heart & circulatory diseases; Lung diseases; Mathematics; Medical care, in-patient care; Medicine/medical care, public education; Mental health/crisis services; Mentally disabled; Minorities; Nerve, muscle & bone diseases; Philanthropy/voluntarism, formal/general education; Public health; Science, formal/general education; Voluntarism promotion; Women; Youth development; Youth development, adult & child programs.

If you have or plan to have programs in any of these areas, your organization may qualify for funding from AstraZenecaCargil

Tracy, you and Urban Awareness USA are truly a blessing! The educational resources, consulting and land development services you and your team provide can help any faith based or community organization make a lasting impact on the communities God has called them to serve.

Pastor Shirley Caesar
The First Lady of Gospel
Gospel Music Legend

I unconditionally recommend that any faith based organization who sincerely wishes to grow and develop their organization, obtain a copy of your book “Tracy J. Brown a Moses for Urban American” and contact you immediately for your powerful guidance and advice.

Bishop George D. McKinney, Ph.D., D.D.
Founder/Pastor/CEO
St. Stephen’s Cathedral

This letter serves as a recommendation for Mr. Tracy Brown and his services to your church or community development organization. God’s people today must be wise as we strive to empower, encourage, transform, and invest in people living in our urban communities across America. Tracy Brown showed me that there are government resources available to help our goals become realities. Tracy has opened my eyes and helped me see how the faith-based initiative can work for me.

Chris Williamson,
Senior Pastor
Strong Tower Bible Church
Franklin, Tennessee

Mr. Brown, on behalf of The Coalition of African-American Pastors (CAAP) I wanted to take this time to thank Urban America USA. The education and information provided to our organization was priceless. Your clear insight on how to structure a successful Faith-Based community development organization will play a significant role in revitalizing our Urban Communities.

Rev. William Owens,
Founder, President
Coalition of African-American Pastors (CAAP)

“Tracy, in appreciation of your service....it’s my pleasure to present to you on behalf of President George W. Bush, our highest and most coveted honor, The 2008 Presidential Commission.

Tom Cole
U.S. Congressman 

Tracy,thank you for taking the time to do the research and writing a book that helps our people understand the challenges we continue to face in America...Your contributions will be remembered for years to come.

George C. Fraser, Author
Success Runs In Our Race

“It’s not the struggle to survive that the church must continue to advance, but it is economic liberation and social responsibility.” Tracy Brown’s fundamental insights can help your organization impact the community!

Dr. C. Jay Matthews
Mount Sinai Baptist Church
Cleveland, Ohio

[The information you provided was] “so truthful that it hurt...” Keep on helping to equip our leaders, Tracy!!

Ken “Hutch” Hutcherson,
Senior Pastor
Antioch Bible Church,
Seattle, Washington

The tuition for this life-changing opportunity is $97 for one person or $297 for a group of up to five people. You tuition is tax deducible as allowable by law. Click the registration button below and we will rush you all your tickets and bonuses for this extraordinary, life changing event.

Attend this conference and learn how to obtain the funding you need to help your organization impact the lives of the people in your community! Don’t wait. There is no other way to obtain the funding you need unless you have access to the information.

Sincerely,

Tracy J. Brown, CEO
Urban Awareness USA