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GREATER WASH URBAN LEAGUE

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Total Received

$186.0M

Payments

17

Agencies

2

Anomaly Flags

1

What This Vendor Was Paid For

Electronic

$163.0M

Wire

$13.0M

DIRECT DEPOSIT - CTX

$10.0M

Quick Context

Payment range: 2022-07-18 to 2023-08-31

Fiscal years: FY2022, FY2023

Largest recorded payment: $21.0M

Related awarded contracts found: 0

Research Dossier

GREATER WASH URBAN LEAGUE appears to be tied to electronic in the loaded DC procurement records.

GREATER WASH URBAN LEAGUE appears in 17 tracked payment records totaling $186.0M.

The local dataset connects this vendor to 2 paying agencies: Department of Human Services, Department of Housing and Community Development.

Common descriptions in the loaded records point to: Electronic; Wire; DIRECT DEPOSIT - CTX.

No awarded contract match was found in the currently loaded contract dataset.

Coverage: partial

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Agencies

Department of Human Services, Department of Housing and Community Development

Vendor / Research

GREATER WASH URBAN LEAGUE, OCF finance search, Wayback snapshots

Contracts / Reports

DHCD, DHCD

What To Verify Next

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Archive And Source Trail

More Oversight Possible After Scathing Affordable Housing Audit

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DC Auditor HPTF Report

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DC Auditor Report Says Half a Billion in Federal COVID Money Was Spent Without Approval

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Payments From PASS

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Contracts From PASS

Official contract and solicitation dataset from DC Open Data.

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Who Paid This Vendor

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Department of Human Services

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$158.3M1485.1%

Department of Housing and Community Development

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$27.7M314.9%

Public Audit Findings For Agencies Paying This Vendor

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A Billion Dollars for Affordable Housing. Where Did It Go?

DC's Housing Production Trust Fund was created to build affordable housing. Over two decades it received more than $1 billion in public money. A 2021 audit found systemic mismanagement: loans went unrepaid, affordable units were lost, and projects with low scores were funded over higher-ranked ones — with no documented justification.

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Half a Billion in COVID Money Spent Without Council Approval

When COVID hit, DC received hundreds of millions in federal relief. The DC government spent approximately $470 million of it without getting legally required approval from the DC Council. The auditor found no evidence the money was wasted — but the process that's supposed to ensure accountability was bypassed entirely.

Flags Tied To This Vendor

LOWoutlierDepartment of Human Services

GREATER WASH URBAN LEAGUE → Department of Human Services: $21,000,000 payment (3.0σ)

Payment of $21,000,000 from GREATER WASH URBAN LEAGUE to Department of Human Services is 3.0 standard deviations from their average of $11,305,518 (based on 14 payments).

Largest Payments

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DateAgencyAmountDescription
Dec 7, 2022DHS$21.0MElectronic
Feb 28, 2023DHS$14.8MElectronic
Feb 10, 2023DHS$13.0MWire
Aug 31, 2023DHS$12.1MElectronic
Jul 6, 2023DHS$12.1MElectronic
Jul 31, 2023DHS$10.3MElectronic
Jul 18, 2022DHS$10.0MDIRECT DEPOSIT - CTX
Jun 2, 2023DHS$9.4MElectronic

Recent Payment History

DateAgencyAmountDescriptionPO #
Aug 31, 2023Department of Human Services$12.1MElectronicPO693525
Jul 31, 2023Department of Human Services$10.3MElectronicPO691142
Jul 6, 2023Department of Human Services$12.1MElectronicPO689948
Jun 2, 2023Department of Human Services$9.4MElectronicPO675886
Apr 25, 2023Department of Human Services$9.2MElectronicPO675886
Apr 25, 2023Department of Housing and Community Development$9.2MElectronicPO683124
Apr 25, 2023Department of Housing and Community Development$9.2MElectronicPO683124
Apr 25, 2023Department of Housing and Community Development$9.2MElectronicPO679436
Apr 25, 2023Department of Human Services$9.2MElectronicPO681916
Apr 25, 2023Department of Human Services$9.2MElectronicPO681916
Apr 25, 2023Department of Human Services$9.2MElectronicPO681916
Apr 25, 2023Department of Human Services$9.2MElectronicPO681916
Apr 25, 2023Department of Human Services$9.2MElectronicPO681916
Feb 28, 2023Department of Human Services$14.8MElectronicPO675886
Feb 10, 2023Department of Human Services$13.0MWirePO675886
Dec 7, 2022Department of Human Services$21.0MElectronicPO675886
Jul 18, 2022Department of Human Services$10.0MDIRECT DEPOSIT - CTXPO655453

Data period: 2022-07-18 to 2023-08-31 · Fiscal years: 2022, 2023 · Source: Payments from PASS