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Our 2022 Grantees
3rd Street Youth Center & Clinic
$30,000
3rd Street Youth Center & Clinic partners with the City and County of San Francisco to operate the Lower Polk Transitional Age Youth Navigation Center providing shelter, meals, and case management to youth and young adults. Additional services include a medical clinic, youth development programs and educational support.
Housing Security
A Diamond in the Ruff
$10,000
A Diamond in the Ruff provides emergency and transitional housing for women and their children in Alameda County who are survivors of domestic violence and experiencing housing and economic instability.
Housing Security
All Saints Episcopal Church, San Francisco
$5,000
Haight Ashbury Community Services, housed at All Saints’ Episcopal Church, provides a hot, nutritious meal to up to 120 of food-insecure neighbors, including families who are unhoused. [Focus area: Food insecurity]
Poverty Relief
All Saints Episcopal Church, San Leandro
$6,495
All Saints Episcopal Church operates a robust twice monthly food pantry that distributes three large bags of groceries per household to local neighbors. Each food pantry is currently frequented by 300 households – triple the pre-pandemic rate. [Focus area: Food insecurity]
Poverty Relief
All Souls Episcopal Church, Berkeley
$3,500
All Souls Parish serves a monthly “Open Door” jambalaya dinner to residents of their new affordable senior residence Jordan Court. [Focus area: Food insecurity]
Poverty Relief
Art with Elders
$1,500
Using the power of art, creativity, and community to enrich the journey of aging. [Focus area: Safety net]
Poverty Relief
Attitudinal Healing Connection
$5,000
Attitudinal Healing Connection empowers individuals to be self-aware and inspired through art, creativity, and education, and to make positive choices to break the cycle of violence for themselves and their communities. [Focus area: Safety net]
Poverty Relief
Beyond Emancipation
$30,000
Beyond Emancipation works with youth exiting foster care, providing housing, coaching and other services to empower youth to achieve successful and independent adult lives.
Housing Security
Building Opportunities for Self-Sufficiency (B.O.S.S.)
$25,000
Building Opportunities for Self-Sufficiency provides a variety of programs and services tailored to assist justice-involved individuals successful reintegrate into the community, transition into stable housing, reunify with family, and develop healthy relationships. [Focus area: Justice and Safety]
Poverty Relief
California Court Appointed Special Advocates Association (CASA)
$20,000
CASA raises awareness of the need for Court Appointed Special Advocates across our state and provides support, advice, resources, and oversight to maintain high-quality programs that serve children’s best interests. CASA advocates for legislation that benefits children in foster care. [Focus area: Advocacy]
Poverty Relief
California Pacific Medical Center (Mission/Bernal campus)
$368,600
The Perinatal Mental Healthcare Program provides critical psychiatric and psychological care to pregnant women and new mothers. By embedding this program within existing labor and delivery services, we ensure that women receive the care they need in a familiar and trusted setting. The Pediatric Mental Healthcare Program brings onsite, outpatient mental health care resources to low-income children and their families. Our grant enables these services to be offered free of charge to all patients. [Focus area: Healthcare]
Poverty Relief
Christ Church, Portola Valley & Woodside
$5,880
Christ Church Portola Valley & Woodside provides linens and other household supplies to residents of the LifeMoves Family Shelter program in an ongoing effort to support families experiencing poverty in their community. [Focus area: Safety net]
Poverty Relief
Christ Episcopal Church, Alameda
$10,000
The Homeless Warming Shelter at Christ Church Alameda provides shelter, toiletries, and meals to individuals experiencing homelessness in Alameda. Funding from the Impact Fund supported the expansion of the shower program for unhoused neighbors.
Housing Security
Christ Episcopal Church, Sausalito
$5,000
Christ Church Sausalito provides substantial homemade meals to 25-30 food insecure and isolated seniors weekly in the Sausalito/Marin City area. [Focus area: Food insecurity]
Poverty Relief
Church of the Resurrection, Pleasant Hill
$10,000
Church of the Resurrection maintains a fruit orchard - orange, apple, lemon, grapefruit, and fig - that provides 1,500 to 2,000 pounds of fruit to Contra Costa Food Bank annually. [Focus area: Food insecurity]
Poverty Relief
Episcopal Church of Our Saviour, Oakland
$4,250
Episcopal Church of Our Saviour created new programs to assist isolated seniors and other members of their congregation, including translation services, ESL/literacy classes, and other much needed support. [Focus area: Safety net]
Poverty Relief
Episcopal Community Services
$5,500
Housing stabilization program for adults exiting the criminal justice system who are on parole or participating in the Post-Release Community Supervision Program.
Housing Security
Family Connections Centers
$5,000
Family Connections Centers supports healthy and safe communities that foster the growth and development of children, providing a continuum of care from birth through adulthood and engaging with multiple generations in families. [Focus area: Safety net]
Poverty Relief
First Place for Youth
$25,000
First Place for Youth helps foster youth build the skills they need to make a successful transition to self-sufficiency and responsible adulthood.
Housing Security
Grace Cathedral, San Francisco
$5,000
The Community Preschool provides high-quality early childhood education at no cost for 1/3 of the children it serves and subsidizes the cost for an additional 1/3 of the students. [Focus area: Education]
Poverty Relief
Grace Episcopal Church, Martinez
$2,500
In support of the church's efforts to develop affordable housing on their property
Housing Security
Greater Richmond Interfaith Program
$30,000
Greater Richmond Interfaith Program provides the only shelter for families experiencing homelessness in Western Contra Costa County. Their services include case management, housing navigation, and youth programs.
Housing Security
Holy Child and St. Martin Episcopal Church, Daly City
$3,500
Holy Child supports 50-70 of its neighbors experiencing food insecurity and poverty by providing healthy, fresh groceries. [Focus area: Food insecurity]
Poverty Relief
Hope Horizon East Palo Alto
$1,000
Hope Horizon equips youth in East Palo Alto to grow spiritually, gain life skills, and develop as leaders so that they have hope and a future. [Focus area: Education]
Poverty Relief
Hope Solutions
$275
Hope Solutions’ housing-first approach, coupled with supportive services, brings dignity to their clients and helps them rebuild their community in Contra Costa County.
Housing Security
Indigenous Permaculture
$700
Indigenous Permaculture grows fresh, healthy food for those who need it and provides education and workshops that empower people to grow their own food and connect with their neighborhood. [Focus area: Food insecurity]
Poverty Relief
New Creation Home Ministries
$30,000
New Creation Home Ministries provides temporary housing to women experiencing violence, addiction, and homelessness and their children in San Mateo County.
Housing Security
Oakland Elizabeth House
$30,000
Oakland Elizabeth House provides cooperative supportive housing and services to women with children while helping them transition to independent living.
Housing Security
Ohlhoff Recovery Programs
$6,100
Providing support for the expansion of the Women's Residential Program. [Focus area: Healthcare]
Poverty Relief
Parent Voices Oakland
$20,000
Parent Voices Oakland (PVO) is a parent-led grassroots organization that advocates for affordable, accessible, quality childcare. PVO organizes and empowers families with the highest need to build effective campaigns toward economic and educational justice. [Focus area: Advocacy]
Poverty Relief
Raphael House
$25,000
Raphael House provides family-centered shelter to low-income families and those experiencing homelessness to help them achieve stability and independence.
Housing Security
Rebuilding Together SF
$25,000
Rebuilding Together SF provides home repair and renovation programs for homeowners, renters, non-profit organizations, and community spaces. [Focus area: Safety net]
Poverty Relief
Serenity House Oakland
$25,000
Serenity House Oakland helps women that are survivors of addiction, violence, homelessness, and incarceration heal, and achieve their dreams, living in their purpose.
Housing Security
Sojourn Chaplaincy
$19,400
Providing spiritual care and emotional support to some of the most marginalized residents of San Francisco at San Francisco General Hospital. [Focus area: Safety net]
Poverty Relief
St. Francis of Assisi Episcopal Church, Novato
$5,000
St. Francis Free Food Pantry was founded during the pandemic, in response to the increased need for accessible food in the local community. It supports a neighborhood where more than 20% of residents live at or below the poverty line. [Focus area: Food insecurity]
Poverty Relief
St. Gregory of Nyssa Episcopal Church, San Francisco
$5,000
The Food Pantry provides free, healthy groceries for up to 600 hungry families every Saturday. [Focus area: Food insecurity]
Poverty Relief
St. James Episcopal Church - Iglesia Episcopal de Santiago, Oakland
$7,000
Santiago provides enrichment to low-income families with children by sponsoring a free series of Afro-Peruvian music and dance workshops and summer camp for neighborhood children. The church, in collaboration with Indigenous Permaculture, also provides groceries for participating families. [Focus area: Safety net, Food insecurity]
Poverty Relief
St. John the Evangelist Episcopal Church, San Francisco
$5,000
With this funding, the church will refinish the wood floors and install an onsite storage system for use by community groups such as Faith in Action, The Gubbio Project, and Julian Pantry. [Focus area: Safety net]
Poverty Relief
St. John’s Episcopal Church, Ross
$1,500
St. John’s Church makes and delivers 100-150 nutritious meals per month for low-income and unhoused people in Marin County. [Focus area: Food insecurity]
Poverty Relief
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church, Palo Alto
$5,000
St. Mark’s collaborates with Correctional Institutions Chaplaincy to support trauma-informed chaplaincy services to incarcerated people in Santa Clara County. [Focus area: Justice and Safety]
Poverty Relief
St. Mary the Virgin Episcopal Church, San Francisco
$6,500
St. Mary’s helps people secure the housing, financial, legal, and support resources they need to live independent lives of dignity while securing legal protection and eventually asylum in the United States. [Focus area: Justice and Safety]
Poverty Relief
St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church, Belvedere
$3,600
St. Stephen’s Church makes and delivers over 100 nutritious meals per week for low-income and unhoused people in Marin County. [Focus area: Food insecurity]
Poverty Relief
St. Vincent de Paul Society of Marin
$25,000
St. Vincent de Paul Society of Marin provides compassionate care and critical services to residents of Marin County who are struggling to make ends meet. [Focus area: Safety net]
Poverty Relief
The Gubbio Project
$3,000
The Gubbio Project provides houseless guests with sacred sleep, access to basic healthcare, daily provisions, and supplies necessary for those living on the streets.
Housing Security
Trinity Church, Menlo Park
$2,500
Trinity Church supports Ecumenical Hunger Program by providing back-to-school supplies and Christmas gifts to families in East Palo Alto. [Focus area: Safety net]
Poverty Relief
True Sunshine Episcopal Church, San Francisco
$4,250
True Sunshine supports their low-income congregants and community with programs, including a no-cost after school program in conjunction with Jean Parker Elementary School. [Focus area: Safety net]
Poverty Relief
Winter Nights Family Shelter
$10,000
Winter Nights Family Shelter partners with congregations in Contra Costa County to provide families with shelter and meals in indoor tents 38 weeks per year.
Housing Security
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