United African American Ministerial Action Council (UAAMAC) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit tax-exempt organization established in 1994.

UAAMAC Vision Statement

The United African American Ministerial Action Council (UAAMAC) is committed to the construction of a Beloved Community of justice, with equitable access to opportunities in the pursuit of happiness, education, economic development, family stability, health, peace and prosperity for all people.  To this endeavor we invite the participation of all people of good will and their resources to work collectively in making The Beloved Community a reality in the 21st Century.

UAAMAC Mission Statement

We strive for the relief of the poor, and work toward systemic change, economic strength and political power, to educate people about the conditions, causes and eradication of poverty, to educate our children to be academically competent and socially and morally responsible.  We are engaged in challenge and struggle to create institutional change that will lead to the empowerment of poor people, while assisting them in organizational and leadership development.
 

To accomplish this mission we will:

• Develop policy initiatives and promote awareness of crucial African American issues;

• Foster unity within congregations that lead to collective community projects;   

• Enhance the capacity of fledgling, underappreciated and underserved programs serving the interests of the African American community; and

• Implement direct service projects that address specific unmet community needs.

Who We Are

Upcoming Events

UAAMAC
Cordially Invites You to Attend a
Reception and Book Signing
Judicial Reform Town Hall Meeting... Read more here

What We Do

Programs

•Medical Advocacy Program (MAP)
•Community Unity Initiative
•San Diego Center For Reentry 
  Management
•Health Disparities Ministries
•Ex-Offenders United Advisory Action
  Council (EUAAC)
•UAAMAC Guns for Gift Card Program