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The owners of Lovemore Gourmet, Patricia Nee and Caitlin Naramore, hand-roll their vegan truffles.






The following list of grants are those made or renewed in the Economic Security program area in 2008 and through April of 2009. Click on any grantee to view the details.

Future funding [denoted in italics] for multi-year projects is contingent upon fulfillment of the terms of the grant and review by the Fund. The list is divided into sections by goal area.

Scroll down for a complete list of all grants or to view grants from a specific Program Area Goal.

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Build and Protect Assets
To help low-wealth adults and families gain the financial assets and create the social networks that support long-term economic security.
AnewAmerica Community Corporation - $100,000
California Reinvestment Coalition - $50,000
Office of the Treasurer - $36,000
Community Housing Development Corporation of N. Richmond - $50,000
Homeownership San Francisco (HomeSF) - $15,000
Corporation For Enterprise Development - $10,000
Corporation For Enterprise Development - $30,000
Creating Economic Opportunities for Women - $50,000
Earned Assets Resource Network - $100,000
Bay Area Asset Support Center - $25,000
Housing and Economic Rights Advocates - $50,000
Lenders for Community Development / Opportunity fund $30,000
Third Street Corridor Project - $40,000
Mission Asset Fund - $75,000
National Association for Latino Community Asset Builders - $10,000
Neighborhood Reinvestment Corporation - $35,000
San Francisco Homeownership Collaborative - $15,000
New America Foundation - $50,000
Asset Funders Network - $15,000
Renaissance Entrepreneurship Center - $50,000
San Francisco Housing Development Corporation - $65,000
KALW Public Radio - $50,000
South of Market Foundation / Urban Solutions $25,000
Spanish-Speaking Unity Council of Alameda County - $40,000
Treasure Island Homeless Development Initiative - $50,000
Tri-Valley Housing Opportunity Center - $60,000
Urban Strategies Council - $40,000
Women's Action to Gain Economic Security - $75,000
La Cocina - $60,000
Women's Initiative for Self Employment - $75,000

Economic Development
To ensure that economic development activities in and near low-income neighborhoods result in income and asset gains for low-income residents and small business owners.
Mission Economic Development Association - $75,000
Alliance for District 10 - $15,000

Increase Incomes
To help low-income adults and families meaningfully increase their incomes and strengthen their social and professional networks.
Community Center Project of San Francisco / San Francisco Lesbian Gay Bisexual Transgender Community Center $50,000
Cypress Mandela Training Center - $35,000
East Bay Alliance for a Sustainable Economy - $30,000
English Center for International Women - $40,000
Jewish Vocational Service - $150,000
Building Skills Partnership - $35,000
Carpenteria Fina Program, Laney College - $25,000
Bay Area Workforce Funding Collaborative - $150,000
Springboard Forward - $35,000
SF Works - $75,000
Support Training and Employment Program (STEP) - $35,000
Earn It! Keep It! Save It! - $50,000
Upwardly Global - $50,000

Capital
Mission Economic Development Association - $150,000
 



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