Investing in a more just and vibrant Bay Area for current and future generations.
Looking back at — and learning from — 2020.
Dear Friends,
To state the obvious, it was a challenging year. In 2020, a devastating pandemic piled economic and other severe hardships on top of the effects of a rapidly spreading, deadly virus. And once again racial injustice brought American society to the boiling point and beyond.
Yet, here the Fund remains, still in the fight.
2020 was tough, but it was also a year that clarified our purpose and our intention. Even under lockdown orders, we at the Fund strengthened our bonds with our community. We reached out to ask, to hear, and to respond to real need.
And, when the realization struck that Covid-19 would upend all our plans, and for more than just a few weeks, we didn’t hesitate to scrap those plans and rebuild them from scratch. We increased our flexibility, adaptability, and reaction speed to focus on being available. We worked on the fly in order to keep arts communities, and immigrant communities, and others in need supported.
If continuing turmoil requires us to revert to crisis response mode again, and again: okay. Since the markers we once depended on to maintain our cadence are gone, we’ll be guided by our shared values. They are more than enough — and have steered us well through 2020.
Our values led us to actions we likely wouldn’t have undertaken if we weren’t faced with turmoil in every direction. We launched the Learning Lab earlier than planned, providing youth with an encouraging space where they could influence the Fund’s grantmaking and public education in the Bay Area. And that led us to another new area of grantmaking: supporting community-based mental health services for youth in response to Covid-19. We developed Arts Learning Pods, addressing our deep concern about families’ need for safe child care, young people’s continued access to the arts, and the solvency of arts communities in a time of no performances, no ticket sales, and no income. We also hadn’t specifically funded rental relief programs before, yet the Fund invested $1MM into rental relief in 2020.
Trustees and staff redoubled their commitment to racial justice, gender justice, and equity. That will be an ongoing piece of our work. Unless we address the underlying issues and causes of inequity, the Fund cannot be as impactful as we seek to be. The Fund’s staff is taking a deep look at its existing grantmaking through a racial justice lens and trustees approved support for a new cohort of racial justice-focused grants. These grants will support community organizing and movement organizations led by Black people, and organizations that invest in the Black community’s health and wellbeing.
Trustees also approved an additional draw from the corpus in 2021 so the Fund can continue to address the immediate needs of Bay Area families and communities hardest hit by the pandemic, while building the voices and movements that will guide us toward a stronger, more inclusive society going forward.
I’m proud of this work, of our staff and board and, still, there is so much work left undone.
2020 was a hard year. We know people are suffering. We know how hard it is to make clear decisions when surrounded by so much uncertainty. Yet, we’re in this fight. And we’re committed to getting closer to a just and vibrant Bay Area every day and every way we can.
Sincerely,
Jamie Allison
The Walter & Elise Haas Fund is a family foundation, and that family includes many. We extend our heartfelt thanks to our community of peer funders, government contributors, and individuals — as well as to all our non-profit partners who spared the time during these chaotic days to help guide our grantmaking.
In 2020, dozens stepped up to take part in our first round of Learning Labs. Their input and energy made the most of a forced break from in-person public education. To our inaugural B.A.Y. Fellows — thank you. Our staff took on more, under more challenging circumstances, than ever before. Without you, without them, without the collaboration, we would not have been able to extend support to so many. We are lucky and grateful to work alongside you all.
We extend special thanks to our trustees — specifically John Goldman, our Board President, who in 2020 retired from the board after 24 years of invaluable service. As Pete Haas and Betsy Eisenhardt shift to Trustee Emeriti status, we celebrate them and Charlotte Haas Prime, who steps up into the role of Board President. We also give thanks as Sarah Eisenhardt, Alejandro Foung, and Bradley Haas shift from trustee designates to full voting members of the Walter & Elise Haas Fund Board of Trustees. These new trustees join Daniel Goldman and Jennifer Haas, marking the first time the Board has been comprised of members from a single generation of Walter and Elise Haas’ descendants.
The USA’s first COVID-19 death comes in Santa Clara.
W&EHF responds with an immediate $100,000 in grants for food banks and emergency housing.
The disbursement of annual Safety Net grants is accelerated.
The Fund loosens and removes grant restrictions and reporting requirements.
Fund surveys grantee partners to gather feedback on immediate needs.
Six Bay Area counties enact coordinated shelter-in-place orders.
Trustees approve the release of an additional $250,000 to address immediate pandemic needs.
U.S. Congress passes the CARES Act, but still leaves many vulnerable populations without pandemic aid.
The Fund speeds payments to those grantees receiving multi-year grants.
W&EHF pilots its Learning Lab, helping youth and the public education community to re-envision how schools can better serve.
Grants assist undocumented, BIPOC, and artist community members with income, mental health support, and more.
We support a briefing to equip faith leaders with the resources needed to protect their congregants from online harassment.
George Floyd is murdered by police in Minneapolis.
People across the globe stand up in protest against systemic racism and police brutality.
Truth and Justice in Child Support releases a Fund-supported video calling for 100% of child support payments to aid children, not the State.
We publish a public letter in response to the deaths of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, and Ahmaud Arbery—among too many others.
Two BAY Fellows join the Fund to assist with the San Francisco Learning Lab during the month of June.
Our first, collaborative, six-week session on building equity, increasing justice, and amplifying joy for girls of color in SFUSD.
Extending to Oakland, our second six-week Learning Lab session engages youth and the public education community of OUSD.
The Creative Work Fund awards 15 new grants, totaling $651,000, to artists and nonprofits working in partnership.
California fire season reaches its peak, destroying over 4 million acres and covering the West Coast in unbreathable air.
W&EHF launches a series of pandemic pods, linking arts instructors with in-person groups of students whose families lack access to resources.
Americans participate in the 2020 Presidential election in unprecedented numbers, electing Joe Biden and Kamala Harris.
John Goldman steps down as Board President as Charlotte Haas Prime takes on the role, part of a generational shift of W&EHF Trustees.
W&EHF Trustees approve grants as part of deepening the Fund’s commitment to justice, equity, diversion, and inclusion.
Grantmaking made specifically in response to the ongoing pandemic reaches $3,999,371.
Organization | Strategy | Amount |
---|---|---|
ABADÁ Capoeira San Francisco | Arts Education | $20,000 |
ACLU Foundation Of Southern California | Arts Education | $30,000 |
Alameda County Office Of Education | Arts Education | $100,000 |
Attitudinal Healing Connection Inc | Arts Education | $20,000 |
Bayview Hunters Point Center For Arts And Technology | Arts Education | $25,000 |
California Alliance for Arts Education | Arts Education | $17,450 |
Center for the Art of Translation | Arts Education | $30,000 |
Community Music Center | Arts Education | $120,000 |
Cutting Ball Theater | Arts Education | $30,000 |
First Exposures | Arts Education | $40,000 |
Flyaway Productions | Arts Education | $15,000 |
Leap Arts In Education | Arts Education | $20,000 |
Living Jazz | Arts Education | $30,000 |
Luna Kids Dance | Arts Education | $15,000 |
Mr. Holland’s Opus Foundation | Arts Education | $25,000 |
Museum Of Childrens Arts | Arts Education | $30,000 |
Oakland Ballet Company | Arts Education | $15,000 |
Performing Arts Workshop Inc | Arts Education | $220,000 |
Reel Stories | Arts Education | $15,000 |
Root Division | Arts Education | $15,000 |
San Francisco Opera Association | Arts Education | $80,000 |
Stagewrite | Arts Education | $22,000 |
Yerba Buena Center for the Arts | Arts Education | $35,000 |
Young Musicians Choral Orchestra | Arts Education | $50,000 |
ARTogether | Creative Work Fund | $500 |
Asian Art Museum Foundation of San Francisco | Creative Work Fund | $500 |
Asian Refugees United | Creative Work Fund | $500 |
Asian Refugees United | Creative Work Fund | $45,000 |
Center for the Art of Performance at UCLA | Creative Work Fund | $3,000 |
Creativity Explored and and Lindsay Tully | Creative Work Fund | $45,000 |
Crowded Fire Theater Company | Creative Work Fund | $500 |
Crowded Fire Theater Company and Star Finch | Creative Work Fund | $30,000 |
Duniya Dance and Drum Company | Creative Work Fund | $500 |
Duniya Dance and Drum Company and and Susana Pedroso | Creative Work Fund | $45,000 |
Ephiphany Dance Theater | Creative Work Fund | $500 |
Epiphany Dance Theater and Antoine Hunter | Creative Work Fund | $45,000 |
Friends and Foundation of the San Francisco Public Library | Creative Work Fund | $500 |
Girls Garage | Creative Work Fund | $500 |
Hope Mohr Dance | Creative Work Fund | $500 |
InterMusic SF | Creative Work Fund | $500 |
Joe Goode Performance Group | Creative Work Fund | $500 |
Kearny Street Workshop | Creative Work Fund | $500 |
Landpaths and Lindsay Gauthier | Creative Work Fund | $45,000 |
Little People of America Inc and and Julie Wyman | Creative Work Fund | $45,000 |
Little People of America, Inc. | Creative Work Fund | $500 |
Los Cenzontles Mexican Arts Center | Creative Work Fund | $500 |
Marin Museum Society Inc | Creative Work Fund | $500 |
Museum of the American Indian and Edward Willie | Creative Work Fund | $44,000 |
Musical Traditions | Creative Work Fund | $500 |
Musical Traditions (The Paul Dresher Ensemble) and Eugenie Chan | Creative Work Fund | $45,000 |
Nava Dance Theatre | Creative Work Fund | $500 |
Nihonmachi Little Friends | Creative Work Fund | $500 |
Ocean Conservation Research | Creative Work Fund | $500 |
ODC and Larry Arrington | Creative Work Fund | $45,000 |
Oxbow School | Creative Work Fund | $500 |
Presidio Theatre | Creative Work Fund | $500 |
Presidio Theatre and and Tania Leullieux | Creative Work Fund | $45,000 |
San Francisco Architectural Heritage and and Joe Goode | Creative Work Fund | $45,000 |
San Francisco Arts Education Project | Creative Work Fund | $500 |
San Francisco Girls Chorus Inc and and Matthew Welch | Creative Work Fund | $45,000 |
San Francisco Museum of Modern Art | Creative Work Fund | $500 |
San Jose Museum of Quilts & Textiles and Corinne Okada Takara | Creative Work Fund | $45,000 |
Shaping San Francisco | Creative Work Fund | $500 |
SoulForce and and Johnny Lopez | Creative Work Fund | $37,896 |
The Living Earth Show | Creative Work Fund | $500 |
Wild Projects | Creative Work Fund | $500 |
Afro Urban Society | Cultural Commons | $20,000 |
Alliance for California Traditional Arts | Cultural Commons | $20,000 |
Anne Bluethenthal and Dancers | Cultural Commons | $15,000 |
API Cultural Center Inc | Cultural Commons | $20,000 |
Axis Dance Company | Cultural Commons | $25,000 |
Betti Ono | Cultural Commons | $30,000 |
BoomShake Music | Cultural Commons | $25,000 |
California Humanities | Cultural Commons | $37,200 |
Eugenie Chan Theater Projects | Cultural Commons | $15,000 |
Gamelan Sekar Jaya | Cultural Commons | $15,000 |
Heyday | Cultural Commons | $30,000 |
Intermusic SF | Cultural Commons | $20,000 |
Intermusic Sf | Cultural Commons | $10,000 |
Intersection for the Arts | Cultural Commons | $20,000 |
Intertribal Friendship House | Cultural Commons | $20,000 |
Joe Goode Perfomance Group | Cultural Commons | $25,000 |
La Pena Cultural Center Inc | Cultural Commons | $30,000 |
Queer Women of Color Media Arts Project-QWOCMAP | Cultural Commons | $15,000 |
San Francisco Chamber Orchestra | Cultural Commons | $30,000 |
San Francisco Museum Of Modern Art | Cultural Commons | $100,000 |
San Francisco Performances Inc | Cultural Commons | $20,000 |
Small Press Distribution Inc | Cultural Commons | $25,000 |
Theatre Bay Area | Cultural Commons | $20,000 |
Urban Jazz Dance Company | Cultural Commons | $15,000 |
World Arts West | Cultural Commons | $50,000 |
Young Audiences of Northern California | Cultural Commons | $20,000 |
Organization | Strategy | Amount |
---|---|---|
Asset Funders Network | Economic Security | $40,000 |
Asset Funders Network | Economic Security | $45,000 |
California Reinvestment Coalition | Economic Security | $100,000 |
Centro Community Partners | Economic Security | $50,000 |
City and County of San Francisco | Economic Security | $75,000 |
City and County Of San Francisco | Economic Security | $20,000 |
Freefrom | Economic Security | $50,000 |
Housing and Economic Rights Advocates | Economic Security | $150,000 |
Inner City Advisors | Economic Security | $100,000 |
Jacob Kornbluth Productions | Economic Security | $10,000 |
La Cocina Inc | Economic Security | $150,000 |
Legal Aid at Work | Economic Security | $100,000 |
Mission Economic Development Agency | Economic Security | $125,000 |
Mypath | Economic Security | $100,000 |
Public Rights Project | Economic Security | $50,000 |
Renaissance Entrepreneurship Center | Economic Security | $50,000 |
Rework The Bay | Economic Security | $300,000 |
Rising Sun Center | Economic Security | $75,000 |
SaverLife | Economic Security | $75,000 |
Upwardly Global | Economic Security | $50,000 |
World Institute on Disability | Economic Security | $25,000 |
Asset Funders Network | Build and Protect Assets | $40,000 |
Asset Funders Network | Build and Protect Assets | $45,000 |
California Reinvestment Coalition | Build and Protect Assets | $100,000 |
Centro Community Partners | Build and Protect Assets | $50,000 |
City and County of San Francisco | Build and Protect Assets | $75,000 |
City and County Of San Francisco | Build and Protect Assets | $20,000 |
Freefrom | Build and Protect Assets | $50,000 |
Housing and Economic Rights Advocates | Build and Protect Assets | $150,000 |
Inner City Advisors | Build and Protect Assets | $100,000 |
Legal Aid at Work | Build and Protect Assets | $100,000 |
Mission Economic Development Agency | Build and Protect Assets | $125,000 |
Mypath | Build and Protect Assets | $100,000 |
Renaissance Entrepreneurship Center | Build and Protect Assets | $50,000 |
SaverLife | Build and Protect Assets | $75,000 |
World Institute on Disability | Build and Protect Assets | $25,000 |
Jacob Kornbluth Productions | Workforce Development | $10,000 |
Public Rights Project | Workforce Development | $50,000 |
Rework The Bay | Workforce Development | $300,000 |
Rising Sun Center | Workforce Development | $75,000 |
Upwardly Global | Workforce Development | $50,000 |
Organization | Strategy | Amount |
---|---|---|
Alliance For Girls | Youth Empowerment | $50,000 |
Center For Young Womens Development | Youth Empowerment | $25,000 |
Chinese Progressive Association | Youth Empowerment | $25,000 |
Enterprise For Youth | Youth Empowerment | $75,000 |
Californians For Justice Education Fund Inc | Transforming Systems | $25,000 |
Coleman Children and Youth Services | Transforming Systems | $25,000 |
Linked Learning Alliance | Transforming Systems | $100,000 |
Oakland Unified School District High School Linked Learning Department | Transforming Systems | $50,000 |
Poor Magazine Inc | Transforming Systems | $20,000 |
San Francisco Unified School District | Transforming Systems | $50,000 |
The Oakland Public Education Fund | Transforming Systems | $50,000 |
826 Valencia | Community Designated Grants | $900 |
Bayview Association for Youth | Community Designated Grants | $750 |
Black Girls Code Inc | Community Designated Grants | $900 |
Center for Young Womens Development | Community Designated Grants | $900 |
Chinese Progressive Association | Community Designated Grants | $900 |
Devata Giving Circle | Community Designated Grants | $900 |
Los Angeles Room & Board | Community Designated Grants | $900 |
Music Is Extraordinary Inc | Community Designated Grants | $900 |
Oakland Kids First | Community Designated Grants | $900 |
Oakland Unified School District | Community Designated Grants | $900 |
Spark SF Public Schools | Community Designated Grants | $900 |
TGI Justice Project | Community Designated Grants | $900 |
The Alameda County Community Food Bank Inc | Community Designated Grants | $600 |
Organization | Strategy | Amount |
---|---|---|
Anti-Defamation League | Building Partnerships for Social Justice | $170,000 |
Bend the Arc: A Jewish Partnership For Justice | Building Partnerships for Social Justice | $100,000 |
Board of Trustees of the Glide Foundation | Building Partnerships for Social Justice | $50,000 |
Dayenu: A Jewish Call to Climate Action | Building Partnerships for Social Justice | $60,000 |
Facing History and Ourselves | Building Partnerships for Social Justice | $50,000 |
Graduate Theological Union | Building Partnerships for Social Justice | $100,000 |
Integrity First for America | Building Partnerships for Social Justice | $50,000 |
Jewish Community Relations Council Of San Francisco Marin & Peninsula | Building Partnerships for Social Justice | $135,000 |
Jewish Social Justice Roundtable | Building Partnerships for Social Justice | $30,000 |
Kitchen Slow Down Jew Up | Building Partnerships for Social Justice | $50,000 |
One America Movement | Building Partnerships for Social Justice | $120,000 |
San Francisco Interfaith Council | Building Partnerships for Social Justice | $80,000 |
Shalom Bayit | Building Partnerships for Social Justice | $80,000 |
T’ruah: The Rabbinic Call for Human Rights | Building Partnerships for Social Justice | $40,000 |
J Street Education Fund Inc | Diversity is a Strength | $40,000 |
Jewish Community Center of The East Bay | Diversity is a Strength | $110,000 |
Jewish Film Institute | Diversity is a Strength | $50,000 |
Jews Of Color Field Building Initiative | Diversity is a Strength | $240,000 |
Svara | Diversity is a Strength | $80,000 |
Reboot Inc | Innovation is an Imperative | $25,000 |
Organization | Strategy | Amount |
---|---|---|
East Bay Community Law Center | Legal Services | $30,000 |
Eviction Defense Collaborative Inc | Legal Services | $30,000 |
Legal Aid Association of California | Legal Services | $30,000 |
Legal Link | Legal Services | $30,000 |
Open Door Legal | Legal Services | $30,000 |
Western Center on Law and Poverty | Legal Services | $30,000 |
Alameda County Community Food Bank | Food | $50,000 |
California Association of Food Banks | Food | $30,000 |
California Food Policy Advocates | Food | $30,000 |
Davis Street Community Center | Food | $30,000 |
Glide Foundation | Food | $30,000 |
Meals on Wheels of San Francisco Inc | Food | $30,000 |
Mercy Retirement Care Center | Food | $30,000 |
Project Open Hand | Food | $30,000 |
San Francisco Food Bank | Food | $50,000 |
Society of St. Vincent de Paul of Alameda County | Food | $30,000 |
St. Anthony Foundation | Food | $30,000 |
Young Mens Christian Association of San Francisco | Food | $30,000 |
A Safe Place | Housing & Homeless Prevention | $30,000 |
Abode Services | Housing & Homeless Prevention | $30,000 |
Bay Area Community Services | Housing & Homeless Prevention | $30,000 |
Catholic Charities CYO | Housing & Homeless Prevention | $30,000 |
Catholic Charities of the East Bay | Housing & Homeless Prevention | $30,000 |
Chronicle Season of Sharing Fund | Housing & Homeless Prevention | $30,000 |
Compass Family Services | Housing & Homeless Prevention | $30,000 |
Cornerstone Community Development Corporation | Housing & Homeless Prevention | $30,000 |
Episcopal Community Services of San Francisco | Housing & Homeless Prevention | $30,000 |
Hamilton Families | Housing & Homeless Prevention | $30,000 |
International Rescue Committee | Housing & Homeless Prevention | $20,000 |
La Casa de las Madres | Housing & Homeless Prevention | $30,000 |
Mei Fong & Associates | Housing & Homeless Prevention | $30,000 |
Raphael House of San Francisco | Housing & Homeless Prevention | $30,000 |
Simply the Basics | Housing & Homeless Prevention | $25,000 |
Southern Alameda County Comite for Raza Mental Health | Housing & Homeless Prevention | $30,000 |
The Gubbio Project | Housing & Homeless Prevention | $25,000 |
Eden I&R | Information & Referral | $30,000 |
One Degree | Information & Referral | $20,000 |
United Way of the Bay Area | Information & Referral | $20,000 |
Organization | Strategy | Amount |
---|---|---|
Community Vision Capital & Consulting | Nonprofit Capacity | $60,000 |
Compasspoint Nonprofit Services | Nonprofit Capacity | $60,000 |
Coro Northern California Inc | Nonprofit Capacity | $6,000 |
Gamelan Sekar Jaya | Nonprofit Capacity | $20,000 |
Legal Services Funders Network | Nonprofit Capacity | $20,000 |
Northern California Grantmakers | Nonprofit Capacity | $50,000 |
San Francisco Youth Theatre | Nonprofit Capacity | $15,000 |
The MilkBar | Nonprofit Capacity | $10,000 |
California Association for Microenterprise Opportunity | Workers & Small Businesses | $10,000 |
California Domestic Workers Coalition | Workers & Small Businesses | $10,000 |
California Domestic Workers Coalition | Workers & Small Businesses | $100,000 |
California Reinvestment Coalition | Workers & Small Businesses | $10,000 |
Centro Legal de la Raza, Inc. | Workers & Small Businesses | $40,000 |
Childrens Council Of San Francisco | Workers & Small Businesses | $100,000 |
Chronicle Season of Sharing Fund | Workers & Small Businesses | $30,000 |
Community Living Campaign | Workers & Small Businesses | $25,000 |
East Bay Alliance for a Sustainable Economy | Workers & Small Businesses | $50,000 |
Family Independence Initiative | Workers & Small Businesses | $50,000 |
Grantmakers Concerned with Immigrants and Refugees | Workers & Small Businesses | $50,000 |
Hebrew Free Loan Association of San Francisco | Workers & Small Businesses | $60,000 |
Independent Arts & Media | Workers & Small Businesses | $10,000 |
Intersection for the Arts | Workers & Small Businesses | $10,000 |
Jamestown Community Center | Workers & Small Businesses | $25,000 |
Jobs with Justice San Francisco Bay Area | Workers & Small Businesses | $40,000 |
Justice in Aging | Workers & Small Businesses | $125,000 |
La Cocina | Workers & Small Businesses | $10,000 |
Legal Access Alameda | Workers & Small Businesses | $25,000 |
Legal Aid At Work | Workers & Small Businesses | $20,000 |
Mission Asset Fund | Workers & Small Businesses | $10,000 |
Mission Economic Development Agency | Workers & Small Businesses | $20,000 |
New America Foundation | Workers & Small Businesses | $5,000 |
One Fair Wage | Workers & Small Businesses | $10,000 |
Opportunity Fund Community Development | Workers & Small Businesses | $50,000 |
Organization United for Respect | Workers & Small Businesses | $10,000 |
Restaurant Opportunities Centers United | Workers & Small Businesses | $10,000 |
SaverLife | Workers & Small Businesses | $10,000 |
Theatre Bay Area | Workers & Small Businesses | $10,000 |
United States Artists Inc | Workers & Small Businesses | $100,000 |
Working Solutions CDFI | Workers & Small Businesses | $35,000 |
Alliance For Girls | Educational Equity | $150,000 |
Centers For Equity And Success Inc | Educational Equity | $40,000 |
City and County of San Francisco | Educational Equity | $150,000 |
Community Music Center | Educational Equity | $27,364 |
East Bay Agency for Children | Educational Equity | $25,000 |
Education Trust – West | Educational Equity | $20,000 |
Flourish Agenda Inc | Educational Equity | $50,000 |
Flyaway Productions | Educational Equity | $3,000 |
Golden State Warriors Community Foundation | Educational Equity | $50,000 |
Jamestown Community Center Inc | Educational Equity | $11,000 |
Jamestown Community Center Inc | Educational Equity | $100,000 |
La Clinica De La Raza | Educational Equity | $25,000 |
Lincoln | Educational Equity | $25,000 |
Oakland Unified School District | Educational Equity | $100,000 |
Oakland Unified School District | Educational Equity | $100,000 |
Seneca Family of Agencies | Educational Equity | $25,000 |
The Dance Brigade A New Group From Wallflower Order | Educational Equity | $24,150 |
The Dance Brigade A New Group From Wallflower Order | Educational Equity | $44,000 |
Yerba Buena Center For The Arts | Educational Equity | $31,650 |
Youth Art Exchange | Educational Equity | $21,429 |
Zaccho S F | Educational Equity | $4,259 |
Amazing Care Charitable Foundation | Housing & Basic Needs | $25,000 |
Bay Area Community Services | Housing & Basic Needs | $10,000 |
Bay Area Community Services Inc | Housing & Basic Needs | $250,000 |
Bay Area Jewish Healing Center | Housing & Basic Needs | $40,000 |
Catholic Charities CYO of The Archdiocese Of San Francisco | Housing & Basic Needs | $250,000 |
Davis Street Community Center | Housing & Basic Needs | $10,000 |
East Bay Community Law Center | Housing & Basic Needs | $250,000 |
Eden I&R | Housing & Basic Needs | $10,000 |
Episcopal Community Services of San Francisco | Housing & Basic Needs | $10,000 |
Eviction Defense Collaborative Inc | Housing & Basic Needs | $250,000 |
Magnolia Womens Recovery Program Inc | Housing & Basic Needs | $15,000 |
Meals on Wheels of San Francisco | Housing & Basic Needs | $10,000 |
Mercy Retirement Care Center | Housing & Basic Needs | $10,000 |
Oakland Unified School District | Housing & Basic Needs | $25,000 |
Peer Resources San Francisco | Housing & Basic Needs | $15,000 |
Project Open Hand | Housing & Basic Needs | $10,000 |
San Francisco Interfaith Council | Housing & Basic Needs | $10,000 |
Simply the Basics | Housing & Basic Needs | $10,000 |
Society of St. Vincent de Paul of Alameda County | Housing & Basic Needs | $10,000 |
Spark SF Public Schools | Housing & Basic Needs | $25,000 |
St. Anthony Foundation | Housing & Basic Needs | $10,000 |
United Way of the Bay Area | Housing & Basic Needs | $10,000 |
Wah Mei School | Housing & Basic Needs | $20,000 |
Organization | Strategy | Amount |
---|---|---|
Black Citizen | Community Organizing | $25,000 |
Black Organizing Project Inc | Community Organizing | $25,000 |
Ella Baker Center For Human Rights In California | Community Organizing | $25,000 |
Greenlining Institute | Community Organizing | $25,000 |
Black Cultural Zone Community Development Corporation | Health & Well-Being | $25,000 |
East Oakland Collective | Health & Well-Being | $25,000 |
Girls And Women Of Color Collaborative | Health & Well-Being | $25,000 |
Homeless Childrens Network | Health & Well-Being | $25,000 |
Occur | Health & Well-Being | $25,000 |
Planting Justice | Health & Well-Being | $25,000 |
Urban Ed Academy | Health & Well-Being | $25,000 |
2020 financial information, including audits, tax returns and investment performance, can be found on our website.
General Operating Support Project Support Capital