2026-09-08T14:46:40-06:00 2025-12-31 460916925 Tehrani and Associates LLC 9660 Hillcroft Street Suite 324 Houston TX 77096 990 2025-01-01 352385293 United For Change Center for International Develop % Raul Vasquez UNIT 8329684349 2480 Times Blvd 204 - B Houston TX 77005 RAUL VASQUEZ Treasurer 7139248929 2026-09-07 false M H JALILIAN TEHRANI P01525411 7136608411 2026-09-08 2025 Ximena Murillo 7575 Kirby Dr No 2317 Houston TX 77030 349086 false X www.united4changecenter.org X 2011 TX United4Change Center (U4C) partners with women facing poverty, exploitation, and violence as they build healthy lives and sustainable livelihoods, leading change that ripples across their communities. A Houston-based 501(c)(3) public charity, U4C empowers women as entrepreneurs. 6 6 2 0 0 573364 345932 0 0 3413 3154 576777 349086 293043 102419 0 104988 116551 40000 82246 78963 61614 476994 320584 99783 28502 305458 301659 7540 3741 297918 297918 United4Change Center (U4C) partners with women facing poverty, exploitation, and violence as they build healthy lives and sustainable livelihoods, leading change that ripples across their communities. A Houston-based 501(c)(3) public charity, U4C empowers women as entrepreneurs. false false 107759 Womens Empowerment & Entrepreneurship Program Houston (WEPH) with Impact Houston Graduated 29 Spanish-speaking immigrant women entrepreneurs from the 2025 cohort the programs largest to date through a curriculum delivered entirely in Spanish using a trauma-informed, human-centered design methodology covering micro-entrepreneurship, business planning, financial literacy, creativity, and leadership. Building on the 2024 pilot, the Personalized Business Mentorship Program supported 11 graduates with a combined 420 hours of one-on-one mentorship over four months, helping each woman grow her business and strengthen her role as a leader and supporter of other women in her community. Funded in substantial part by a $60,000 grant from Impact Hub Houston. 41449 Water4All with QBL & Rotary GG#2681765 Bolivia Launched the preparation phase of Rotary International Global Grant GG#2681765 with Quaker Bolivia Link, conducting a comprehensive WhatsApp-based baseline household survey in the Indigenous communities of Chijchi Baja and Collpa Beln reaching # households to establish water access, health, and sanitation conditions and to inform the design of the gravity-fed safe-water systems the grant will construct. Developed community education materials in Spanish and Aymara and strengthened local water committees in preparation for construction and long-term community-led maintenance. 16135 Empowering Aboriginal Entrepreneurs Argentina Through the Digital Business Network for Aboriginal Entrepreneurs, 27 additional Aboriginal entrepreneurs completed targeted business training in 2025, strengthening business skills and expanding professional networks, with most participants engaged in community-based rural tourism ventures alongside gastronomy, traditional crafts, and agroecology. Graduates earned digital certificates issued by the National University of Jujuy, validating their skills and opening new market opportunities. 15651 Sustainable Peace Amazing Peace Race & Special Peace Activator Initiative Organized the Amazing Peace Race 2025, a community engagement event promoting peacebuilding values and violence prevention among youth, and continued the Special Peace Activator Initiative, which trains community members as peace leaders using positive-peace frameworks, engaging 2025 participant count community members and youth. Both build on U4Cs established peace education platform in Bolivia delivered with Rotary District 4690 partners. 13684 Humanitarian Program Hope For Venezuelan Refugees Phase 10 & Emergency Response 2025 (Colombia) In collaboration with Hope for Venezuelan Refugees, Rise Against Hunger, and Rotary club partners, U4C helped sustain the Soup & Hot Meal Program serving Venezuelan migrants and refugees (caminantes) in transit along the CcutaPamplona humanitarian corridor, sourcing produce from local farmers and preparing meals on-site in partner shelters. During 2025 the program contributed to the delivery of 2025 meals / people served request Phase 10 figures. The Emergency Response 2025 fund enabled rapid, locally anchored relief in crisis situations. 10581 Weaving an Inclusive Community Guatemala Seven Indigenous women graduated from the expanded empowerment and business development program in Parramos in 2025, supported by thematic workshops including sessions co-created with Guatemalas Ministry of Economy (MINECO/MIPYMES) that strengthened entrepreneurship skills, leadership, and collaborative initiatives among participants. 7176 Women Infected & Affected by HIV Kisumu, Kenya (with WAPC) Sustained six active Table Banking savings-and-lending groups with 30 active participants during 2025, alongside 20 active Self-Help Groups offering mutual support, micro-savings, and leadership development to women living with and affected by HIV in the Kisumu settlements of Manyatta, Nyamasaria, and Nyalenda women-led structures that reach more than 500 community members each year. 6740 U4C Fair Trade Store Through its Fair-Trade Market initiative, U4C purchases distinctive apparel and accessories crafted by women entrepreneurs in Nepal, Kenya, Tanzania, Colombia, and Bolivia products created by micro-enterprises the women launched after completing U4Cs empowerment and entrepreneurship programs. By paying fair-trade prices and reselling the goods in the United States ($1,415.85 in 2025 sales), U4C boosts the artisans household income, reinforces the business skills gained during training, and provides sustainable, dignity-based support for their families and communities. 53832 219175 true true false false false false false false false false true false false false true false false false false false false false false true false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false true X 2 0 2 true true false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false X 6 6 true false false false false false false true true false false true true true true true true false false false X Ximena Murillo 5756029376 7575 Kirby Dr No 2317 Houston TX 77030 X Alvaro Carrasco Project Management Committee 15.00 15.00 X X 0 0 0 Sonia Branin-Murillo Secretary & Healthcare Liaison 20.00 20.00 X X 0 0 0 John Scardina Vice Chairperson 20.00 20.00 X X 0 0 0 Raul Vasquez Treasurer 25.00 25.00 X X 0 0 0 Monica Hill Chairperson 20.00 20.00 X X 0 0 0 Porscha Jackson Board Member 2.00 2.00 X X 0 0 0 Ximena Murillo CEO 40.00 40.00 X X 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 false false false X 345932 345932 0 U4C fair trade store 900099 16 16 Misc 900099 3138 3138 3154 349086 3154 0 0 X 102419 102419 101447 65940 10145 25362 7343 4773 734 1836 7761 5044 776 1941 215 140 21 54 6000 3900 600 1500 40000 40000 1603 1603 7003 4432 512 2059 6662 5753 885 24 5760 3744 576 1440 17797 11555 1798 4444 Communication 7709 5946 564 1199 Auto Expense 6770 4273 771 1726 Employee Training 1238 837 79 322 Bank Charges 858 419 100 339 -1 -1 320584 219175 19163 82246 249454 230119 28798 28798 13310 14001 48159 19161 45392 28998 -31496 -257 305458 301659 7540 3741 7540 3741 X 297918 297918 297918 297918 305458 301659 X 28502 -28502 X false false false X 216639 213851 466478 573364 345932 1816264 311 6818 7400 3174 1416 19119 216950 220669 473878 576538 347348 1835383 0 0 0 0 0 0 1835383 41 38 31 16 126 41 38 31 16 126 12083 208 1722 14013 216950 232793 473916 576777 349086 1849522 0.99240 0.99100 0.00000 0.00000 X RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED 48159 19161 28998 28998 Payroll Taxes 3741 3741 X X X X true Thrive Nonprofit Solutions LLC 5210 Court of York Houston TX 77016 Consulting with fundraising false 10000 40000 -30000 10000 40000 -30000 true Womens Declaration International 65 Greene St Catskill NY 12414 861562197 50134 Fair Market Value To educate threat to women and girls Unrelated business income explanation Part V line 3b The income was from items donated to the organization. Officer directors etc family relationship Part VI line 2 Ximena Murillo and Sonia Branin-Murillo are sisters by blood Form 990 governing body review Part VI line 11 The organizations Forms 990 for tax years 20212024 were prepared by an independent CPA firm and filed timely, with no unrelated business income and no excess benefit transactions reported. The Form 990 is reviewed by the Chief Executive Officer and Treasurer and provided to the full Board of Directors before filing. The six-member Board of Directors provides active oversight, including review of financial statements and key organizational policies. Officers and directors complete annual conflict-of-interest disclosures; whistleblower and document-retention policies. The documents are available in the office during normal business hours Conflict of interest policy compliance Part VI line 12c The Board review conflict of interest policy annually Governing documents etc available to public Part VI line 19 All information and documents are kept in the office and available upon request Explanation of other changes in net assets or fund balances Part XI line 9 Upon review of unrestricted net asset, an adjustment was made Statement of Revenue Part VIII Other reveune include sales from programs and from U4C fair trade store. List of other expenses Part IX line 24e Rounding -1 Part XI response or note to any line in Part XI Tangible assets, including an automobile, were discarded