JFCS 2020 – 2021 ANNUAL REPORT

The conscience of a community is best measured by how we take care of our young and our old.

–REB SHLOMO OF BOBOV

ANNUAL REPORT 2020 – 2021

Thank You!

Together, we help improve lives and strengthen community.

Your support makes it possible to offer critical services for those in need.

Finances: July 1, 2020 – June 30, 2021* JFCS CORE ANNUAL OPERATING REVENUE TOTAL: $39,680,528

588,000

POUNDS OF FOOD

have been donated to JFCS’ Food Banks throughout the regions.

506,000

In this year of crisis, Jewish Family and Children’s Services helped more than 120,000 people.

Emergency First Responders

Everyone Is Welcome

JFCS serves as our community safety net and one-stop shop for help. As first responders in times of crisis, we provide emergency assistance through a wide range of coordinated services, including food, financial assistance, expert mental health counseling, guidance for parents and children, and loving home-based care.

JFCS plays a critical role in strengthening the Bay Area’s Jewish community, ensuring that the poor, elderly, and sick will be cared for. Guided by the Jewish values of advancing human dignity for all, we are dedicated to elevating the quality of life for everyone in our community.

Award-Winning Services The achievements of JFCS have gained international attention. We are here for you with dozens of major programs, including home care for seniors, clinical therapy for children and adults, youth volunteer programs, services for people with disabilities, education for parents and caregivers, and much more.

Research and Training As a national leader in developing innovative human services, we incorporate the latest research and evidence-based practices to ensure clients receive the highest quality care. From our Center for Dementia Care to our Child Training Institute, JFCS trains professionals and volunteers with cutting-edge therapies used across the world.

Community Events and Education Thousands of people learn with JFCS each year—through parenting workshops, internships for teens, seminars for older adults, training for professionals and teachers, and university and high school fellowships.

JFCS’ Holocaust Center is Northern California’s primary resource for Holocaust and genocide education and a global leader in combating antisemitism, racism, and hate.

HOURS OF LOVING CARE

were provided to frail and isolated adults in need of home care, skilled nursing, and other expert support.

5,145

INDIVIDUALS AND THEIR FAMILIES WERE COMFORTED through JFCS’

Fees for Service

Spiritual Care Services, including Jewish Chaplaincy Services.

2,337

CHILDREN, TEENS, AND ADULTS RECEIVED THERAPYand mental

56%

Contributed Revenue from Individuals, Foundations, and the JFCS Endowment Fund

44%

JFCS CORE ANNUAL OPERATING EXPENDITURES TOTAL: $38,312,739

health consultations (in person or online) to address serious clinical problems.

Older Adults

28,000

STUDENTS AND TEACHERS LEARNED ABOUT THE HOLOCAUST

2,148

Children, Youth, and Families

and were inspired to stand up to hate, thanks to JFCS’ Holocaust Center.

21,500

2,010

clinical services, parent coaching, online workshops, and professional education from JFCS’ Center for Children and Youth.

37%

VOLUNTEERS STEPPED UP

to deliver food, make calls to those alone and ill, mentor young people, and provide a warm connection to our community.

CHILDREN, TEENS, AND PARENTS WERE ASSISTED through

63%

GEOGRAPHIC BREAKDOWN OF EXPENSES

INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES RECEIVED NO-INTEREST LOANS as well as college

scholarships, educational loans, grants, and other safety-net aid.

PENINSULA 30%

SAN FRANCISCO 52%

Trusted Since 1850 JFCS has been caring for the people of the Bay Area for generations. Today we are meeting the needs of a growing and changing population, and we are one of the largest human service agencies in the United States.

20,000

FRAIL SENIORS LIVE SAFE,

healthy lives because of help from JFCS’ award-winning Seniors At Home division.

150

MARIN & SONOMA COUNTIES 18%

YOUNG ADULTS WITH DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES and their families found

support, independence, and a warm and welcoming community.

*Unaudited year-end figures for the 2020 – 2021 year.

Administrative Expense: 14.9%

Thank You!

Together, we help improve lives and strengthen community.

Your support makes it possible to offer critical services for those in need.

588,000

POUNDS OF FOOD

have been donated to JFCS’ Food Banks throughout the regions.

506,000

5,145

INDIVIDUALS AND THEIR FAMILIES WERE COMFORTED through JFCS’

Spiritual Care Services, including Jewish Chaplaincy Services.

HOURS OF LOVING CARE

2,648

28,000

STUDENTS AND TEACHERS LEARNED ABOUT THE HOLOCAUST

2,337

and were inspired to stand up to hate, thanks to JFCS’ Holocaust Center.

Spiritual Care Services, including Jewish Chaplaincy Services.

21,500

2,010

were provided to frail and isolated adults in need of home care, skilled nursing, and other expert support.

CHILDREN, TEENS, AND PARENTS WERE ASSISTED through

VOLUNTEERS OF ALL AGES STEPPED UP

to help in many wonderful ways including delivering food, calling those alone and ill, mentoring young people, and providing a warm connection to our community.

INDIVIDUALS AND THEIR FAMILIES WERE COMFORTED through JFCS’

INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES RECEIVED NO-INTEREST LOANS as well as college

clinical services, parent coaching, online workshops, and professional education from JFCS’ Center for Children and Youth.

scholarships, educational loans, grants, and other safety-net aid.

20,000

150

FRAIL SENIORS LIVE SAFE,

healthy lives because of help from JFCS’ award-winning Seniors At Home division.

YOUNG ADULTS WITH DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES and their families found

support, independence, and a warm and welcoming community.

Thank You!

Together, we help improve lives and strengthen community.

Your support makes it possible to offer critical services for those in need.

Finances: July 1, 2020 – June 30, 2021* JFCS CORE ANNUAL OPERATING REVENUE TOTAL: $39,680,528

588,000

POUNDS OF FOOD

have been donated to JFCS’ Food Banks throughout the regions.

506,000

In this year of crisis, Jewish Family and Children’s Services helped more than 120,000 people.

Emergency First Responders

Everyone Is Welcome

JFCS serves as our community safety net and one-stop shop for help. As first responders in times of crisis, we provide emergency assistance through a wide range of coordinated services, including food, financial assistance, expert mental health counseling, guidance for parents and children, and loving home-based care.

JFCS plays a critical role in strengthening the Bay Area’s Jewish community, ensuring that the poor, elderly, and sick will be cared for. Guided by the Jewish values of advancing human dignity for all, we are dedicated to elevating the quality of life for everyone in our community.

Award-Winning Services The achievements of JFCS have gained international attention. We are here for you with dozens of major programs, including home care for seniors, clinical therapy for children and adults, youth volunteer programs, services for people with disabilities, education for parents and caregivers, and much more.

Research and Training As a national leader in developing innovative human services, we incorporate the latest research and evidence-based practices to ensure clients receive the highest quality care. From our Center for Dementia Care to our Child Training Institute, JFCS trains professionals and volunteers with cutting-edge therapies used across the world.

Community Events and Education Thousands of people learn with JFCS each year—through parenting workshops, internships for teens, seminars for older adults, training for professionals and teachers, and university and high school fellowships.

JFCS’ Holocaust Center is Northern California’s primary resource for Holocaust and genocide education and a global leader in combating antisemitism, racism, and hate.

HOURS OF LOVING CARE

were provided to frail and isolated adults in need of home care, skilled nursing, and other expert support.

5,145

INDIVIDUALS AND THEIR FAMILIES WERE COMFORTED through JFCS’

Fees for Service

Spiritual Care Services, including Jewish Chaplaincy Services.

2,337

CHILDREN, TEENS, AND ADULTS RECEIVED THERAPYand mental

56%

Contributed Revenue from Individuals, Foundations, and the JFCS Endowment Fund

44%

JFCS CORE ANNUAL OPERATING EXPENDITURES TOTAL: $38,312,739

health consultations (in person or online) to address serious clinical problems.

Older Adults

28,000

STUDENTS AND TEACHERS LEARNED ABOUT THE HOLOCAUST

2,148

Children, Youth, and Families

and were inspired to stand up to hate, thanks to JFCS’ Holocaust Center.

21,500

2,010

clinical services, parent coaching, online workshops, and professional education from JFCS’ Center for Children and Youth.

37%

VOLUNTEERS STEPPED UP

to deliver food, make calls to those alone and ill, mentor young people, and provide a warm connection to our community.

CHILDREN, TEENS, AND PARENTS WERE ASSISTED through

63%

GEOGRAPHIC BREAKDOWN OF EXPENSES

INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES RECEIVED NO-INTEREST LOANS as well as college

scholarships, educational loans, grants, and other safety-net aid.

PENINSULA 30%

SAN FRANCISCO 52%

Trusted Since 1850 JFCS has been caring for the people of the Bay Area for generations. Today we are meeting the needs of a growing and changing population, and we are one of the largest human service agencies in the United States.

20,000

FRAIL SENIORS LIVE SAFE,

healthy lives because of help from JFCS’ award-winning Seniors At Home division.

150

MARIN & SONOMA COUNTIES 18%

YOUNG ADULTS WITH DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES and their families found

support, independence, and a warm and welcoming community.

*Unaudited year-end figures for the 2020 – 2021 year.

Administrative Expense: 14.9%

The conscience of a community is best measured by how we take care of our young and our old.

I feel stronger and more confident than ever before in my life. Thank you for all the support you’ve given me.

–SAM, AGE 80, RECEIVING IN-HOME CARE SERVICES

–REB SHLOMO OF BOBOV

I really thought I might lose everything, but now there is hope at the end of the tunnel. JFCS gave me that hope.

–HANNAH, SMALL BUSINESS OWNER AND RECIPIENT OF A JFCS NO-INTEREST LOAN

www.jfcs.org

Thank you for taking the time to truly understand Ben. The change in his behavior has been nothing short of astounding. We appreciate all of your encouragement and advice!

–MAX AND KATIE, BEN’S PARENTS AND CLIENTS OF JFCS’ CENTER FOR CHILDREN AND YOUTH

SAN FRANCISCO 415-449-1200 Miriam Schultz Grunfeld Professional Building PO Box 159004 San Francisco, CA 94115

MARIN COUNTY 415-419-3600 Dr. George Sugarman Swift Building 600 Fifth Avenue San Rafael, CA 94901

SONOMA COUNTY 707-303-1500 2200 Range Avenue Suite 102 Santa Rosa, CA 95403

MID/NORTH PENINSULA 650-931-1800 Eleanor Haas Koshland Center 2001 Winward Way Suite 200 San Mateo, CA 94404

SOUTH PENINSULA 650-688-3030 Koret Family Resource Center 200 Channing Avenue Palo Alto, CA 94301

ANNUAL REPORT 2020 – 2021

The conscience of a community is best measured by how we take care of our young and our old.

I feel stronger and more confident than ever before in my life. Thank you for all the support you’ve given me.

–SAM, AGE 80, RECEIVING IN-HOME CARE SERVICES

–REB SHLOMO OF BOBOV

I really thought I might lose everything, but now there is hope at the end of the tunnel. JFCS gave me that hope.

–HANNAH, SMALL BUSINESS OWNER AND RECIPIENT OF A JFCS NO-INTEREST LOAN

www.jfcs.org

Thank you for taking the time to truly understand Ben. The change in his behavior has been nothing short of astounding. We appreciate all of your encouragement and advice!

–MAX AND KATIE, BEN’S PARENTS AND CLIENTS OF JFCS’ CENTER FOR CHILDREN AND YOUTH

SAN FRANCISCO 415-449-1200 Miriam Schultz Grunfeld Professional Building PO Box 159004 San Francisco, CA 94115

MARIN COUNTY 415-419-3600 Dr. George Sugarman Swift Building 600 Fifth Avenue San Rafael, CA 94901

SONOMA COUNTY 707-303-1500 2200 Range Avenue Suite 102 Santa Rosa, CA 95403

MID/NORTH PENINSULA 650-931-1800 Eleanor Haas Koshland Center 2001 Winward Way Suite 200 San Mateo, CA 94404

SOUTH PENINSULA 650-688-3030 Koret Family Resource Center 200 Channing Avenue Palo Alto, CA 94301

ANNUAL REPORT 2020 – 2021