Andy Toy President

Andrew Toy is the Development and Communications Manager for SEAMAAC (Southeast Asian Mutual Assistance Associations Coalition), a non-profit organization that serves the needs, advocates on behalf of and supports growing opportunities for refugees and immigrants in Philadelphia. Previously, Andy was most recently the Managing Director of the Eastern Tower/Chinatown Community Center project, and worked at The Enterprise Center (TEC) as Senior Director of Business Development.

Andy ran for at-Large seat in the Democratic primary for Philadelphia's City Council in 2011, and
is currently the Treasurer of Philanthropy Network of Greater Philadelphia, Secretary and Governance Chair of The Merchants Fund, Treasurer of the Logan Square Neighborhood Association, Board Member of Culture Trust and the Mayor's Commission on Asian American Affairs and was an appointee on the Philadelphia Zoning Code Commission.

Pedro Rodriguez Vice President

Pedro Rodriguez is a seasoned community activist and organizer, currently serving as Director of the Office of Human Resources for the City of Philadelphia. Prior to working full time for the City, Rodriguez worked for Enroll America, a national organization which identifies uninsured Philadelphians in need of coverage under the Affordable Care Act. Previously, Rodriguez was Executive Director of the Action Alliance of Senior Citizens of Greater Philadelphia and, under Mayor Ed Rendell, he served as Assistant Director of the Philadelphia Empowerment Zones. Additionally, Rodriguez served as an AIDS educator at Congreso de Latinos Unidos, an Executive Vice-President of the Alliance for Retired Americans, and Associate Editor of the weekly Community Focus/Enfoque Comunal, the largest bilingual newspaper in Pennsylvania. Rodriguez is also a former Commissioner of the City's Civil Service Commission. 

Tom Ginsberg Vice President

Tom Ginsberg joined the PCCP board in 2017. He is a manager at the Philadelphia Research Initiative of The Pew Charitable Trusts (www.pewtrusts.org/pri), where he helps guide the project's work and has authored reports on local tax policy, economic development, and demographic trends. He also serves as board president of the Benjamin & Fredora Wolf Foundation, which provides need-based college scholarships to Philadelphia high-school graduates. He was a fellow in the Leading for Change Fellowship at Drexel University. Prior to Pew, he worked for two decades as an editor and writer in this country and abroad for The Philadelphia Inquirer and The Associated Press.

Lynda Orfanelli Treasurer

Lynda currently holds the position of Civil Service Commissioner for the City of Philadelphia. This is a retirement job following a long career with The City where she held several positions, including Human Resources Director for 5 years and First Deputy Finance Director for 6 years. She started with The City as a Management Trainee. In addition, Lynda has extensive experience on a variety of boards and civic associations.

Nancy Callan Secretary

Nancy Kammerdeiner Callan retired after nearly 39 years with the City of Philadelphia, where she held numerous administrative and managerial positions in the offices of the Managing Director, Mayor, and Director of Finance, as well as nearly twelve years as Revenue Commissioner.

In retirement, Nancy chairs the Philadelphia Tax Review Board, an administrative appeals board; is President of the Board of the Geographical Society of Philadelphia; and is Treasurer of the Overbrook Farms Club.

Jeff Hornstein Board Member

Jeff is Director of Financial & Policy Analysis for the Philadelphia City Controller, working on critical issues relating to Philadelphia's fiscal health and the production of data-driven policy analyses. His unit has become an "internal think-tank" within City government.

He has demonstrated his leadership with the Queen Village Neighbors Association in supporting neighborhood public schools and working to bridge racial and class divides in the neighborhood. He was also instrumental in the formation of the Philadelphia Crosstown Coalition, a citywide "chamber of civic associations."

Jeff is a participant in the Economy League's Greater Philadelphia Leadership Exchange and ran for City Council in 2011 on a platform of comprehensive tax reform and job creation.

Amy Eusebio Board Member

Amy is an Afro-Latina born to Dominican immigrants in northern New Jersey. Since 2019, she has served as the Executive Director of the City of Philadelphia's Office of Immigrant Affairs. In this role she is charged with promoting the wellbeing of immigrants and refugees in the City of Philadelphia via policies and programs and ensuring the inclusion of immigrants into the City's civic, economic and cultural life. She previously served as Municipal ID Program Director, responsible for launching the PHL City ID Program helping thousands of people access low cost government issued photo IDs.

Amy has both a Bachelor's and Master's degree in Social Work and has worked and volunteered in nonprofit organizations in Philadelphia and northern NJ for 20 years.

Amy is an alumni of several community development and justice initiatives such as the Latino Partnership Leadership Institute, Esperanza Health Center's Promotora de Salud Program, and the Bread and Roses Community Fund's Immigration Justice Giving Project. She previously served as co-chair of the board of Abortion Liberation Fund of PA, and is currently on the board of PA Coalition Against Domestic Violence.

Amy was part of the inaugural 40 Under 40 List by Al Dia News Media in 2020 and a member of the Leadership Philadelphia Keepers Class of 2021. She is also the recipient of the 2021 Latinas Lifestyle Award for being a "Latina on the Move." In 2023, Amy was recognized by Metro Philadelphia in their Latino Power Players List, was awarded one of two "Pro-bono Champion" awards by the Philadelphia chapter of the American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA) and recognized by Esperanza Immigration Legal Services (EILS) with the Civic Impact award.

 Maurice Goodman Board Member

Maurice Goodman, a seasoned professional with over30 years of proven interpersonal skills andextensive experience in sales, administration, customer service and community service; works with the Gordon Policy Group as a Senior Consultant. Hisresponsibilities are Business Development and Government Relations.

Goodman's years experience includes financial services, a stint in city government and various political campaigns.
Hisprofessional endeavors also include nearly 20 years as a voice-over, TV commercial and industrial video actor.
Maurice currently serves on the Advisory Board of Live Work Philadelphia and theBlack Founders Exhibition Committeefor The FortenFamily exhibit at the Museum of the American Revolution.