Small Public Charity

SYRACUSE CENTER FOR PEACE AND SOCIAL JUSTICE

Based in SYRACUSE, NY, SYRACUSE CENTER FOR PEACE AND SOCIAL JUSTICE operates as a Small Public Charity. The organization reported $73K in revenue, $76K in expenses, $190K in total assets for fiscal year 2025. Imperigo tracks 6 reported grant relationships connected to this organization totaling approximately $56K.

EIN: 562623904 SYRACUSE, NY Latest filing: 2025
Total Revenue$73K
Total Expenses$76K
Total Assets$190K
Grant Records6
Funding Total$56K
Filing Years2020–2025

Mission

PROMOTION OF SOCIAL JUSTICE.

Sample Grants Received

2024
GENERAL SUPPORT; CAPITAL SUPPORT
$7,050
2020
GENERAL SUPPORT, CAPITAL SUPPORT
$5,700
2020
Bridging the gap between prison and community. Unchained was founded in 2018 by Derek Singletary and Emily NaPier Singletary, who are both from Syracuse. Derek is a Black man midway through a 20year prison sentence, currently incarcerated at Elmira maximum security prison and pursuing his Bachelors degree from behind the wall. Emily is a white woman who has worked in the field of criminal justice reform for more than 15 years as an organizer, advocate, researcher, and educator.
$5,000
2019
Criminal Justice
$7,501

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Officers & Directors

DIRECTOR Carl Melloe
DIRECTOR Donna Muhs Mccarten
DIRECTOR Emily Napier Singletary
DIRECTOR Micah Pasinski
DIRECTOR Nancy Gwin
PRESIDENT Sidney Gilmore

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Top Grant Purposes

PROGRAM SUPPORT
$25,000 1 grant
GENERAL SUPPORT; CAPITAL SUPPORT
$13,250 2 grants
Criminal Justice
$7,501 1 grant
GENERAL SUPPORT, CAPITAL SUPPORT
$5,700 1 grant
Bridging the gap between prison and community. Unchained was founded in 2018 by Derek Singletary and Emily NaPier Singletary, who are both from Syracuse. Derek is a Black man midway through a 20year prison sentence, currently incarcerated at Elmira maximum security prison and pursuing his Bachelors degree from behind the wall. Emily is a white woman who has worked in the field of criminal justice reform for more than 15 years as an organizer, advocate, researcher, and educator.
$5,000 1 grant

Financial Trends

Year Revenue Expenses Assets
2025 $73K $76K $190K
2024 $67K $66K $197K
2023 $63K $75K $195K
2022 $77K $70K $199K
2020 $75K $54K $223K

Between 2020 and 2025, reported annual revenue declined from $75K to $73K (-2%), with total assets most recently reported at $190K.

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