Saint Francis Foundation 2024-2025 Impact Report

OUR MISSION, OUR MOMENT 2024-2025 IMPACT REPORT

DOUBLING DOWN ON COMMUNITY HEALTH $1.6 Growing Impact Through Partnerships Building on our legacy as one of San Francisco’s most respected independent charitable foundations, the Saint Francis Foundation is steadfast in its mission to advance local healthcare access, quality and equity.

In 2025, we were proud to help fill the federal funding gap that devastated essential medical services for San Francisco’s most vulnerable residents by increasing aid to our community partners. In today’s political and philanthropic climate, our partnerships have never been stronger or made a bigger impact in helping to improve people’s lives.

MI L L I O N Total Raised in FY24-25

$138 MIL L ION

Total Lifetime Raised and Stewarded (Since 1979)

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$1.9

MILLION

Total Awarded in Community Grants in FY24-25

$2.4

“At this particular moment when federal funding is at significant risk, especially for marginalized communities, the Saint Francis Foundation is helping us ensure we persist in our efforts to provide comprehensive care for the most vulnerable in the Tenderloin.”

M ILLI ON

Lance Toma

CEO, San Francisco Community Health Center

Total Awarded in Hospital Grants in FY24-25

Organizations We Supported in Fiscal Year 2024-25 LARKIN STREET YOUTH SERVICES

Provides comprehensive shelter, housing, wellness and workforce development programs for young people experiencing homelessness.

SAN FRANCISCO COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTER (SFCHC)

Proven street medicine model serving more than 200 unhoused residents in the Tenderloin.

SAN FRANCISCO PRIDE

Brings together advocates, leaders and community members dedicated to advancing human rights worldwide.

CURRY SENIOR CENTER

Provides integrated mental health and medical services for vulnerable older adults.

MAITRI-COMPASSIONATE CARE

Provides healthcare and mental health services to low-income patients recovering from gender-affirmation surgery.

LYON MARTIN COMMUNITY HEALTH SERVICES

Provides trauma-informed medical and mental healthcare services for the LGBTQIA+ community.

HYDE STREET COMMUNITY SERVICES

Provides intervention and chronic trauma programs for people living in the Tenderloin.

SEQUOIA LIVING SENIOR CENTER

Provides older adults with stimulating, joyful living and services that support, engage and enrich lives to decrease social isolation and mental health challenges.

SPOTLIGHTING THE POWER OF PARTNERSHIP The Saint Francis Foundation provides critical funding via community grants to nonprofit partner organizations that remove barriers to care, address social determinants of health, and improve patient access and outcomes.

Maitri Compassionate Care Transforming lives in the Castro by offering nationally recognized 24/7 services for low-income transgender and gender-diverse adults recovering from gender-affirmation surgery and end-of-life care for our most vulnerable LGBTQIA+ community members.

"With our services in such demand, we are grateful for the Foundation’s support of fairness, equality and high-quality care. Their partnership enables us to expand our safety net to those who need it most. " Michael Armentrout, Executive Director

Larkin Street Youth Services Keeping kids off the streets by providing a navigation center for the nearly 1,200 homeless young people who are able to access high-quality healthcare, housing, employment and educational services to get their lives back on track.

"Saint Francis Foundation’s partnership strengthens our ability to address the complex needs of young people, ensuring they receive the wellness services and coordinated care necessary to heal and thrive. " Sherilyn Adams, CEO

Curry Senior Center Providing seniors in the Tenderloin who are homeless or otherwise vulnerable with preventive health and wellness programs, behavioral healthcare and nutritious meals – all free of charge.

"The Saint Francis Foundation has been a trusted and go-to partner for many years.

The Foundation is concerned about the entire community—a true guiding light. " David Knego, Executive Director

2024-25 HOSPITAL GRANT HIGHLIGHTS Saint Francis Foundation is proud to have been the primary philanthropic partner to San Francisco’s longest-serving downtown hospital since 1979 - Saint Francis Hospital (now owned by UCSF Health). The Foundation continues to support the hospital’s vital community-based programs and staff- and physician-led priorities while maintaining our independence as a grant-making charitable foundation with a mission to advance community-wide healthcare.

Advancing Treatment and Recovery at The Bothin Burn Center As the only dedicated burn center in Northern California, the Bothin Burn Center provides treatment for more than 500 seriously burned children and adults each year. Last year, the Foundation continued its long history of funding new technologies and training for the Center’s surgeons, nurses, therapists, pain control specialists, and home care providers, along with new grants for advanced treatment and rehabilitation equipment.

Extending Compassion at Life’s End Through a partnership with the Stupski Foundation, Saint Francis Foundation funded a new palliative care initiative under the leadership of Nurse Manager Donnie Nelson, providing patients and their loved ones with culturally relevant support to help Chinesespeaking families navigate difficult end-of-life decisions.

Expanding Access to Gender-Affirming Care As the Gender Institute’s lead funder since its establishment in 2016, Foundation support enables life-changing outcomes for more than 500 transgender and gender-diverse patients every year. The Foundation is funding the Institute's expansion to meet increasing need and demand, with a new state-of-the-art facility opening in 2026.

Creating Safe Spaces for Families to Stay Connected During Crisis Each year, Rally Family Visitation Services provides thousands of hours of visitation services to hundreds of children and families in the Bay Area, nearly threequarters of whom are low-income and non-Englishspeaking families who would otherwise go unserved if not for the ongoing support of the Foundation.

Responding to Growing Mental Health Needs The Gwendolyn Walsh Emergency Department is the second busiest ED in San Francisco, serving more than 40,000 patients annually. In 2024, in partnership with Delta Dental, Saint Francis Foundation funded the hiring of behavioral healthcare social workers at the hospital to support the increasing number of ED patients suffering from mental trauma and addiction.

A SPECIAL THANK YOU TO OUR FUNDING PARTNERS

“Thank you to the Saint Francis Foundation for standing with us and uplifting our work.

We’re proud to be in partnership with an organization that leads with heart and action.”

Sherilyn Adams

CEO, Larkin Street Youth Services

Saint Francis Foundation Board of Directors OFFICERS Matt Brady, Chair Michele Hanson, Vice-Chair Laurette Hartigan, Treasurer Aneesh Krishna, Secretary

DIRECTORS Adam Bonnington, MD Lindsay Caldwell Ezra Garrett Elizabeth Johnson Brandon Kline Noriko Lim-Tepper, Ed.D Connie Linehan Frank Malin, MD Harry Prabandham Sotha Saing Sarita Satpathy, MD Jeff Taylor, PsyD Brenda Wright

155 Sansome Street, Suite 500 San Francisco, CA 94104 415-470-0330 | sff@saintfrancisfoundation.org www.saintfrancisfoundation.org Tax ID 94-2597514 (501c3)

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