Turning Points for Children, a nonprofit social services organization tracing its roots to 1836, filed for Chapter 11 protection under Subchapter V alongside four Community Umbrella Agency subsidiaries on May 1, 2024 in the Eastern District of Pennsylvania (Case No. 24-11479) before Judge Ashley M. Chan. TPFC operated four of Philadelphia's ten Community Umbrella Agencies serving over 14,000 children and families, representing more than 80% of its $66.9 million budget and 85% of its 507 employees. After accumulating 15 lawsuits from CUA operations — including settlements exceeding $10 million — rising insurance premiums, and approximately $3.5 million in delayed DHS payments, TPFC exited CUA operations by December 2023, contracting to a $21 million budget and 135 employees. The case features a $4.4 million DIP facility from TPFC's own Charitable Foundation (its sole member), used to pay off TD Bank's ~$4 million line of credit and fund operations. The Chapter 11 Plan establishes a Settlement Trust for CUA Services Claims with a channeling injunction directing all abuse-related tort claims to the trust, funded by debtor contributions and insurance settlements. As of December 2025, plan confirmation remains blocked by insurance coverage disputes with Scottsdale Insurance and Century Surety.