The Council was formed with the purpose of unification regardless of race and/or denomination. In 2004, U.U.M.A. new lifecycle of mega change began with a name change to the United Unmarried Ministries of America, Inc.

The ministry focus is to become a national Leadership Consortium which trains, equips and coaches Singles Adult Ministry leaders by providing leadership resources and tools needed to do ministry better.

Unhappy Taxpayer and Voter is a grassroots, faith-based, non-partisan movement representing and protecting the interest of taxpayers and voters. We are a community based social action and educational organization. We analyze how taxpayer dollars are spent and disseminate the results to the public.

Unhappy Taxpayer and Voter movement encourage fiduciary responsibility amongst elected officials and educate the public with regards to government fiscal policies and programs. The time has come for taxpayers and voters to hold our elected officials and government agencies accountable.

GTHM, Inc. has developed a program suited for the homeless in New York City and the surrounding boroughs. This program will focus on men and women, who will be allowed to recieve counseling, drug and alcohol abuse intervention, relapse prevention sessions, education, job training and general life skills.

United Christian Artists Association's purpose is to improve the ministries of churches in our region.

Raja Yoga Meditation Courses taught Free of Charge as a Community Service, by appointment only. Learn to meditate:For Peace of Mind & Inner Strength.. To make your mind your best friend..Develop Positive values..To be Free from Negative Emotions like Anger, Worries & Fear etc.

Provides food pantry, job readiness, and support groups.

Bay Ridge Christian Center is committed to bring people to Jesus Christ, disciple them for the membership in His family, develop them to Christ like maturity, empower them for ministry in the church and the world, in order to magnify God's name.

The Congress of National Black Churches, Inc. (CNBC), is an ecumenical coalition of eight historically Black denominations. The concept of CNBC is a powerful one built on the premise that despite doctrinal differences, the common goals of each denomination would hold the organization together.