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Building Opportunities for Self Sufficiency (BOSS) is able to reunite parents exiting incarceration and their children to help families...

The Marin Interfaith Homeless Chaplaincy (The Street Chaplaincy) was able to fund a chaplain to work directly with those experiencing...

In 2021 Episcopal Impact Fund recognized the on-going housing emergency by directing most of its grants to organizations providing supportiv

What is your legacy? Our connections and sense of community have never felt more important. Relationships with our family, friends and...

Because of your support for the Episcopal Impact Fund Monument Crisis Center is meeting the Covid crisis head-on...

San Francisco Chronicle Sarah Ravani February 19, 2021 Sean Williams-McCreary, 20, gazed at the rows of brightly colored tiny homes on a...

Youth Spirit Artworks Tiny House Village has opened to give underserved youth, ages 16-25, a place to call home NOW! “Youth Spirit...

Homeless individuals in Alameda are able to meet basic personal hygiene needs and maintain their dignity. “In addition to a homeless...

Join Grace Forum for a panel discussion with Clayborne Carson of The Martin Luther King, Jr. Research and Education Institute at Stanford...

San Francisco women receive the best care during the perinatal period when mental health disorders can harm both mother and child. “.......

Episcopal Impact Fund community “Lights the Night” for those living in poverty Thank you for your support of the *virtual* Night of Light...

San Francisco families enduring job loss, food insecurity, high rates of Covid-19, and great stress are receiving essential services...

[Webinar Series] Episcopal Impact Fund Presents Insights and Impact In this time of heightened focus, acknowledging the intersection...

Immigrants and refugees in the Bay Area are making masks to keep others safe and finding joy and purpose in the process.

On Juneteenth—a day whose significance is even more compelling this year in light of the stark racial injustice that is playing out on...

Dear Friends of the Episcopal Impact Fund, "Our nation’s heart breaks right now because we have strayed far from the path of love....

Elderly and chronically-ill San Franciscans get safe meals delivered to their door

Homeless moms in Novato have a stable place to live and mental health support.

Alameda has a COVID-19 pop-up drop-in resource center for people experiencing homelessness.

A Message from Kathleen Piraino