Two year partnership between Autism Birthday Club and Jacob’s Bridge to Learning ends in dispute.

"I'm seeking American Express's attention to a situation involving a business credit card issued to a nonprofit, Jacobs Bridge to Learning, where I was unfairly listed as primary cardholder. Despite the nonprofit's responsibility for payments, American Express is threatening collections against me.

Key points:
- Two cards (Blue and Business) with a total $10K limit were issued based on potentially inflated business earnings reported by the nonprofit
- The nonprofit made payments (or didn't) and incurred late charges without my control
- I'm concerned about discrimination given the nonprofit's autism focus and my own Asperger's ASD diagnosis
- I request American Express:
    - Remove me as primary cardholder
    - Contact the nonprofit directly for payment
    - Provide transparency on the approval process and information relied upon

This situation has caused significant stress. I seek a resolution that reflects the intended arrangement and protects my credit."