UBCA Legacy

Building community wealth and essential services.

https://wefunder.com/ubcalegacy

Total raised on Wefunder: 0

Total investors: 0

Quick facts

  • Community-Led Legacy Project
  • Backed by an Established Nonprofit
  • Credit Union in Formation
  • Real Assets, Long-Term Focus

Team profiles

UBCA Legacy

Building community wealth and essential services

EARLY BIRD TERMS: $99,000 LEFT

$1,000

of a $1,000,000 goal
INVESTMENT TERMS
Future Equity
 $20M  $18M valuation cap 10% discount
Early Bird Bonus: The first $100K of investments will be in a SAFE with a $18M valuation cap

Highlights

1
Community-Led Legacy Project
2
Backed by an Established Nonprofit
3
Credit Union in Formation
4
Real Assets, Long-Term Focus

Team


A Community Building Its Own Future

THE OPPORTUNITY

Across Massachusetts, thousands of immigrant and underserved families face the same barriers:

  1. Limited access to affordable housing
  2. No established credit history to qualify for loans
  3. High childcare costs that prevent stable employment
  4. Little opportunity to participate in ownership of the communities they live in

At the same time, community dollars leave the neighborhood every day — flowing to landlords, banks, and service providers that are not reinvesting locally.

UBCA Legacy LLC exists to change that.


2. OUR SOLUTION

UBCA Legacy LLC is developing a community-owned, multi-asset hub in Massachusetts that combines:

  1. Real estate development
  2. Essential services
  3. Cultural and economic infrastructure

The goal is not speculation — it is long-term community stability, participation, and shared ownership.

Planned assets include:

  1. A community event and cultural center
  2. Residential apartments, including housing support for members in need
  3. A community credit union facility
  4. Future developments such as a daycare, funeral home, and executive suites

These assets are designed to serve real needs while supporting sustainable operations.


3. WHY NOW

  1. Massachusetts is experiencing a housing and affordability crisis, disproportionately affecting immigrants and working families
  2. New immigrants often lack U.S. credit history and down payment resources
  3. Childcare costs are among the highest in the nation
  4. There is growing demand for community-owned, mission-aligned institutions

At the same time, technology and modern regulation now allow non-accredited investors to participate in opportunities that were once reserved for institutions and insiders.


4. STRONG FOUNDATION & TRACTION

  1. Uganda Boston Community Association (UBCA) is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit with an active and growing membership base
  2. Able Credit Union is in formation, with Phase 1 of the NCUA application already submitted
  3. A 22-member executive leadership team provides governance, oversight, and community reach
  4. Early planning, site analysis, and project scoping are underway

This project builds on existing community trust, not a cold start.


5. LEADERSHIP

  1. Vision & Concept: Garvin Asimwe
  2. Chairperson: Maureen Asiimwe

The leadership team brings experience in:

  1. Community organizing
  2. Governance and compliance
  3. Operations and finance
  4. Program development

This is a community-led initiative, designed with accountability and long-term stewardship in mind.


6. HOW THIS IS STRUCTURED

  1. UBCA (501c3) supports charitable activities, land preparation, and community programs
  2. UBCA Legacy LLC develops and operates revenue-generating community assets
  3. Able Credit Union will provide inclusive financial services under federal regulation

Donations and investments are clearly separated and structured to comply with applicable nonprofit, securities, and financial-services regulations.


7. THE INVESTMENT

UBCA Legacy LLC is raising capital through a Regulation Crowdfunding (Reg CF) offering on Wefunder, allowing non-accredited investors to participate.

  1. Investment vehicle: Future Equity (SAFE)
  2. Designed for long-term ownership, not short-term payouts
  3. Early supporters may receive more favorable conversion terms

This offering enables everyday community members to participate in future ownership if and when equity is issued, without guarantees or repayment obligations.


8. USE OF FUNDS

Initial capital will be used for:

  1. Land acquisition in Massachusetts
  2. Surveys, engineering, and due diligence
  3. Pre-development planning and project readiness
  4. Legal, regulatory, and compliance costs

Funds are deployed conservatively to support a strong foundation.


9. WHY INVESTORS PARTICIPATE

Investors are drawn to this opportunity because it offers:

  1. Mission-driven impact with real assets
  2. Broad community participation, not insider access
  3. Transparent governance and compliance-first structure
  4. Long-term vision focused on stability and legacy
  5. Alignment between economic activity and community well-being

This is not about quick exits — it is about building something that lasts.


10. THE VISION AHEAD

Over time, UBCA Legacy LLC aims to:

  1. Serve tens of thousands of people through housing, services, and financial access
  2. Create sustainable community institutions
  3. Demonstrate that collective ownership can drive long-term prosperity

This project is designed to be replicable, scalable, and rooted in dignity.


11. JOIN US

Whether you are:

  1. A community member
  2. A supporter of inclusive development
  3. Someone who believes ownership should be accessible

You are invited to be part of this journey.


Overview