Eight organizations. One foundation: home.

We're thrilled to announce our 2026 Housing Security Grantee Cohort — eight Bay Area nonprofits doing the daily work of turning housing instability into lasting security.

"As the need for stable housing grows, our grantees are on the front lines — delivering immediate relief while building lasting pathways out of homelessness. We are honored to stand alongside them as they work toward a Bay Area where every person has a safe place to call home."  — Christina Alvarez, Executive Director, Episcopal Impact Fund

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Meet the 2026 Cohort

SAN FRANCISCO

3rd Street Youth Center & Clinic

Integrated health, housing & youth development for young people ages 12–27 in Bayview Hunters Point.

$45,000

ALAMEDA

Alameda Point Collaborative

Permanent supportive housing & workforce development for 500+ formerly homeless residents.

$45,000

RICHMOND

Greater Richmond Interfaith Program

Multi-faith coalition providing family and emergency winter shelter, plus meals, case management, and support services.

$50,000

SAN FRANCISCO

Life Learning Academy

Charter high school on Treasure Island with on-campus housing for the Bay Area's most vulnerable youth.

$50,000

SAN FRANCISCO

Raphael House

SF's first family homeless shelter — pairing emergency refuge with a real path to lasting stability.

$45,000

SAN FRANCISCO

SF SafeHouse

Housing, advocacy & wraparound care for women experiencing exploitation, trafficking & instability.

$45,000

OAKLAND

Serenity House

Empowering women who've survived violence, addiction & incarceration through comprehensive support.

$50,000

OAKLAND

Youth Employment Partnership

Housing, job training & paid work for youth affected by homelessness, poverty, or the justice system.

$45,000