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151		SALINAS, CA
152		RICHMOND, CA
153		Santa Rosa, CA
154		SACRAMENTO, CA
155		Vallejo, CA
156		SAN FRANCISCO, CA
157		SAN FRANCISCO, CA
158		San Francisco, CA
159		HAYWARD, CA
160		SAN FRANCISCO, CA
161		BERKELEY, CA
162		Alameda, CA
163		San Francisco, CA
164		FREMONT, CA
165		SAN FRANCISCO, CA
166		HAYWARD, CA
167		SAN FRANCISCO, CA
168		San Francisco, CA
169		San Francisco, CA
170		San Francisco, CA
171		HAYWARD, CA
172		San Bruno, CA
173		SAN FRANCISCO, CA
174		SAN FRANCISCO, CA
175		HAYWARD, CA
176		San Francisco, CA
177		OAKLAND, CA
178		SAN FRANCISCO, CA
179		San Francisco, CA
180		SAN FRANCISCO, CA
181		HAYWARD, CA
182		San Francisco, CA
183		EAST PALO ALTO, CA
184		San Francisco, CA
185		SAN FRANCISCO, CA
186		REDWOOD CITY, CA
187		RICHMOND, CA
188		REDWOOD CITY, CA
189		LOS ANGELES, CA
190		LOS ANGELES, CA
191		LOS ANGELES, CA
192		Los Angeles, CA
193		LOS ANGELES, CA
194		INDIO, CA
195		LONG BEACH, CA
196		NEWBURY PARK, CA
197		SAN DIEGO, CA
198		CORONA DEL MAR, CA
199		LONG BEACH, CA
200		BURBANK, CA

DEVELOPING OPERATING LOW-INCOME PROJECTS

OUR MISSION IS TO STRENGTHEN AND ENABLE CHRISTIAN MINISTRIES IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES TO PROVIDE INCLUDING LITERACY AND JOB-SKILLS, PROVIDE FUNDS AND ON-GOING SUPPORT FOR PASTORS AND ORGANIZATIONS.

TO PROVIDE HOUSING AND RELATED FACILITIES AND SERVICES FOR LOW-INCOME, SENIOR, AND HOMELESS INDIVIDUALS AND HOUSEHOLDS BY MAKING GRANTS OR LOANS TO CHARITABLE TAX EXEMPT NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS THAT WILL UTILIZE FUNDS FOR PRECEDING STATED PURPOSES.

TO TRANSFORM THE LIVES OF THOSE LIVING WITH MENTAL HEALTH CHALLENGES, SUBSTANCE USE DISORDERS, AND HOMELESSNESS BY SUPPORTING THEIR INDEPENDENCE, PROMOTING THEIR HOUSING STABILITY, AND EMPOWERING THEM TO MAKE POSITIVE CHANGES IN THEIR LIVES.

exists exclusively for providing temporary housing and assistance to homeless individuals and families in the Vallejo area for charitable and religious

TO HELP HOMELESS AND RUNAWAY EXIT LIFE ON THE STREETS.

LOW-INCOME .

operates a "soup" kitchen to feed and provide other basic services to the homeless and disenfranchised in the city and county of San Francisco.

TO PROVIDE LOW-INCOME HOUSING

DISTRIBUTE FUNDS FOR CRITICAL FAMILY NEEDS, HOUSING ASSISTANCE AND FOOD PROGRAMS TO ASSIST PEOPLE IN NEED THROUGHOUT THE GREATER SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA.

THE LARGEST PROVIDER OF FREE LEGAL SERVICES IN ALAMEDA COUNTY, (CONTINUED ON SCHEDULE O)ASSISTING LOW INCOME MEMBERS WITH HOUSING, HEALTH, IMMIGRATION, PUBLIC BENEFITS, CRIMINAL RECORDS, EDUCATION RIGHTS, JUVENILE DEFENSE, CONSUMER DEBT, HOMELESSNESS, ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AND OTHER GENERAL CIVIL LEGAL ISSUES, WHILE PROVIDING CLINICAL TRAINING FOR STUDENTS TO PREPARE THEM TO BE SKILLED AND PRINCIPLED ADVOCATES COMMITTED TO FINDING INNOVATIVE SOLUTIONS TO THE CAUSES AND CONDITIONS OF POVERTY.

Support a shelter for women and children

TO PROVIDE LOW-INCOME

ASSIST THE HOMELESS TO SECURE HOUSING AND ADVOCATE FOR THE REMOVAL OF THE CAUSE OF HOMELESSNESS.

PROVIDES COMPREHENSIVE RESOURCES TO LOW-INCOME AND HOMELESS PERSONS.

TO SERVE AS PARTNER IN LIMITED PARTNERSHIPS THAT OWN AND OPERATE LOW-INCOME HOUSING PROJECTS

THE MISSION IS TO HELP LOW-INCOME FAMILIES AND FAMILIES EXPERIENCING HOMELESSNESS STRENGTHEN FAMILY BONDS BY ACHIEVING STABLE HOUSING AND FINANCIAL INDEPENDENCE.

TO BENEFIT and SUPPORT MISSION HOUSING DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION, A CALIFORNIA NONPROFIT PUBLIC BENEFIT CORPORATION, AND ITS PURPOSES IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 509(A)(3) OF THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE BY (1) PROVIDING AFFORDABLE HOUSING FOR LOW-INCOME PERSONS, WHERE INADEQUATE HOUSING EXISTS FOR SUCH GROUPS; AND (2) PROVIDING DECENT, SAFE AND SANITARY HOUSING FOR LOW-INCOME PERSONS, OR FOR LOW-INCOME PERSONS WHO ARE HOMELESS OR IN IMMINENT DANGER OF HOMELESSNESS, OR WHO ARE DISPLACED FROM URBAN RENEWAL AREAS, OR AS A RESULT OF GOVERNMENTAL ACTION, OR A MAJOR DISASTER WHERE IN ADEQUATE HOUSING EXISTS FOR SUCH GROUPS.

Founded in 1989 to provide care for low-income and women, HPP has evolved into a dynamic family resource center with a holistic model that integrates a wide array of services to address the specific needs of each client, coordinated by a team of family case managers (~50% of whom have similar life experiences as the clients we serve.)HPP offers support for families by offering a 3-pronged menu of services. Families seeking support at HPP matriculate into Housing Assistance, Family Support Services and/or Wellness Services. Most of these services are currently being offered in a remote capacity.

TO BENEFIT AND SUPPORT MISSION HOUSING DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION, A CALIFORNIA NONPROFIT PUBLIC BENEFIT CORPORATION, AND ITS PURPOSES IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 509(A)(3) OF THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE BY (1) PROVIDING AFFORDABLE HOUSING FOR LOW-INCOME PERSONS, WHERE INADEQUATE HOUSING EXISTS FOR SUCH GROUPS; AND (2) PROVIDING DECENT, SAFE AND SANITARY HOUSING FOR LOW-INCOME PERSONS, OR FOR LOW-INCOME PERSONS WHO ARE HOMELESS OR IN IMMINENT DANGER OF HOMELESSNESS, OR WHO ARE DISPLACED FROM URBAN RENEWAL AREAS, OR AS A RESULT OF GOVERNMENTAL ACTION, OR A MAJOR DISASTER WHERE INADEQUATE HOUSING EXISTS FOR SUCH GROUPS.

TO SERVE AS MANAGING GENERAL PARTNER OF VARIOUS PARTNERSHIPS THAT OWN AND OPERATE LOW-INCOME HOUSING PROJECTS

HospitalityHouse serves the needs of homeless and low-income individuals through the following programs: free dining room five mornings a week, year-round homeless shelter, three low-income permanent housing units, and a transitional housing unit for folks recently released from prison.

The Councils work centers on civil rights, homelessness, housing affordability, and disaster preparedness. The SFIC convenes and amplifies the voice of our citys faith-based community on these important issues.

WELCOME HOME PROJECT: PROVIDES HOUSEHOLD SUPPLIES/NECESSITIES TO FORMERLY HOMELESS PERSONS WHO ARE BEING TAKEN OFF THE STREETS AND PLACED INTO HOMES. IN 2021, THE WELCOME HOME PROJECT PROVIDED FOR 428 FAMILIES.

TO SERVE AS MANAGING GENERAL PARTNER OF VARIOUS PARTNERSHIPS THAT OWN AND OPERATE LOW-INCOME HOUSING PROJECTS

Provide for the needs living in or being served by transitional in San Francisco.

B:E) PROVIDES A TRANSFORMATIONAL ENVIRONMENT FOR (CONTINUE ON SCHEDULE O)TRANSITION-AGED YOUTH WHO HAVE EXPERIENCE IN FOSTER CARE AND/OR PROBATION PLACEMENTS SO THAT THEY CAN LIVE MORE HEALTHY, PRODUCTIVE AND CONNECTED LIVES BE SERVES MORE THAN 1,000 ALAMEDA COUNTY YOUTH AGES 16-24 EACH YEAR WITHOUT ASSISTANCE, AS THEY TRANSITION INTO ADULTHOOD, THESE YOUNG PEOPLE FACE EXTREMELY HIGH RATES OF POVERTY, UNEMPLOYMENT, HOMELESSNESS, AND INCARCERATION.

TO CONTRIBUTE NET PROCEEDS FROM ANNUAL MUSICAL VARIETY SHOW TO CERTAIN CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS THAT PROVIDE SERVICES TO AIDS PATIENTS,SUPPORT HUNGER PROGRAMS, PROGRAMS FOR HOMELESS,AND UNDER SERVED YOUTH IN SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA.

TO BENEFIT and SUPPORT MISSION DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION, A CALIFORNIA NONPROFIT PUBLIC BENEFIT CORPORATION, IN CARRYING OUT ITS PURPOSES BY PROVIDING AFFORDABLE FOR LOW-INCOME PERSONS and FOR LOW-INCOME PERSONS WHO ARE HOMELESS OR IN IMMINENT DANGER OF HOMELESSNESS.

TO CREATE A VIBRANT, INCLUSIVE COMMUNITY ON THAT PROVIDES PATHWAYS FOR ECONOMIC ADVANCEMENT FOR LOWER-INCOME SAN FRANCISCANS, INCLUDING THOSE WHO HAVE EXPERIENCED HOMELESSNESS THROUGH AFFORDABLE HOUSING, JOBS, COMMUNITY BUILDING AND SERVICES.

TO SERVE AS A MANAGING GENERAL PARTNER OF ASSOCIATES, A LIMITED PARTNERSHIP, THAT OWNS AND OPERATES A LOW-INCOME PROJECT

The strives to prevent homelessness, preserve affordable housing, and protect the diversity of San Francisco. We work toward these goals by providing emergency rental assistance and by helping low-income tenants gain equal access to the law in order to assert their rights in court.

HELP THE UNHOUSED, HOMELESS AND THOSE AT-RISK IN REBUILDING THEIR LIVES THROUGH A CUSTOMIZED SUPPORTIVE HOUSING PROGRAM CUSTOMIZED TO THE NEEDS OF EACH CLIENT.

A community based nonprofit innovatively finding solutions to ending homelessness in area of San Francisco.

PROVIDING AFFORDABLE OPPORTUNITIES FOR LOW AND EXTREMELY LOW-INCOME PERSONS, INCLUDING MANY FORMERLY HOMELESS.

OPENING NEW PERMANENT SUPPORTIVE HOUSING PROGRAM AT WAVERLY PLACE APARTMENTS FOR 15 CHRONICALLY HOMELESS ADULTS LIVING WITH SERIOUS ILLNESS.

Providing Assistance to children and their families by, offering scholarships to high school seniors, community service projects such as, cleaning local parks and playgrounds, clean up at the Oakland Ca Zoo, cooking meals at family homeless shelters and supporting local children library.

TO ADVANCE THE NO-KILL MOVEMENT, REDUCE PET HOMELESSNESS, AND FIND EVERY DOG AND CAT A LOVING HOME.

CCLA PROVIDED OVER 345,000 SERVICES TO OVER 36,000 CLIENTS AT 47 LOCATIONS (20 CENTERS, 10 SHELTERS, and 18 PROGRAM SITES) IN THE , VENTURA and SANTA BARBARA COUNTIES, REGARDLESS RACE, RELIGION, GENDER, AGE OR DISABILITY. THE CONTINUED PANDEMIC SIGNIFICANTLY AFFECTED MANY THE CLIENTS AND PROGRAMS WE OPERATE. ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS, SOCIAL DISTANCE RESTRICTIONS AND PERIODIC CLOSURES DUE TO INFECTION EXPOSURES ALL FACTORED INTO THE REASONS FOR LOWER THAN NORMAL ANNUAL SERVICES PROVIDED AND CLIENTS SERVED.

IS UNIQUE IN THAT OUR SERVICES EMPHASIZE SELF-SUFFICIENCY AND PERSONAL ACCOUNTABILITY. OUR IS TWO-FOLD: 1) TO OFFER A BRIDGE TO SELF-SUFFICIENCY FOR PEOPLE EXPERIENCING HOMELESSNESS THROUGH FACILITATION OF RECOVERY AND CONTINUED CARE SERVICES, COUNSELING, EDUCATION, TRAINING, AND WORK-FORCE DEVELOPMENT. 2) TO MAKE AVAILABLE BASIC LIFE NECESSITIES FOR THOSE WHO ARE HOMELESS INCLUDING FOOD, SHELTER, CLOTHING, MEDICAL CARE, AND PERSONAL HYGIENE NEEDS.

WE EMBRACE PEOPLE EXPERIENCING HOMELESSNESS WITH THE COMPASSION OF CHRIST - GIVING HOPE AND HEALING FOR A CHANGED LIFE - HELPING THEM FIND THEIR WAY HOME.

Provide behavioral health, homeless, substance abuse and social services to vulnerable communities.

TO PERMANENTLY BREAK THE CYCLE OF POVERTY FOR OUR MOST VULNERABLE NEIGHBORS: (CONT. ON SCH. O) LOW-INCOME FAMILIES, CHILDREN, VETERANS AND PEOPLE EXPERIENCING HOMELESSNESS.

THE IS AN OASIS, A PLACE OF REFUGE FOR THE HOMELESS AND NEEDY IN THE . IT IS A SAFE HAVEN, A PLACE OF REST FOR THE WEARY, AND A PLACE WHERE DAILY PHYSICAL AND SPIRITUAL NEEDS MAY BE MET.

Provide temporary housing, clothing, counseling services, food and financial assistance for homeless

TO PROVIDE ASSISTANCE TO LOW-INCOME FAMILIES, PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES AND SENIORS.

To provide food, clothing and support services from two locations in the San Diego region to the homeless, unemployed and other needy people.

To provide Low Income Housing and related facilities to elderly families and individuals. The Organization provides, as needed, services specially designed to meet the physical, social and psychological needs of the elderly and that contributes to their health, security and happiness.The Project received a substantial portion of their rental revenue from HUD under Section 202 and Section 8 Housing Assistance Payments.On July 31,2021, the Organization sold the Housing Project and proceeds from sale of property will used the further the mission of the associated church. The Organization plans to distribute (over a number of years) all proceeds to various associated churches and other non-profit organization that meets the mission of the Organization.

TO PROVIDE HOUSING ASSISTANCE AND SERVICES TO LOW-INCOME ELDERLY PERSONS AND FINANCING TO AFFORDABLE HOUSING FACILITIES TO PROVIDE AN ENVIROMENT THAT ENHANCES QUALITY OF LIFE AS IT RELATES TO THEIR PHYSICAL, MENTAL AND SPIRITUAL WELL-BEING.

TO PROVIDE ASSISTANCE TO THE POOR AND HOMELESS FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS IN , CA.

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