Gail Gilman

The Port of San Francisco is an enterprise agency of the City and County of San Francisco, overseeing a broad range of commercial, maritime and public access facilities along the City's 7.5 miles of shoreline that are held in public trust for the people of California

All Home's work encompasses all nine Bay Area counties. We emphasize a regional approach while understanding the unique housing and homelessness needs of individual jurisdictions.

Focused on providing educational opportunities to first generation college students from the Asian American community , supporting API San Francisco organizations and San Francisco's Chinatown.

We are also creating more opportunities for scholars to transition from school into careers in affordable housing by providing each scholar with an industry mentor and engagement opportunities at paid conferences, career assistance, and engaging with industry leaders. Through this growth we can assist more students in their entry into affordable housing work.

Launching our Commitment to California earlier this year, we set out to impact over 800 industry professionals over the next… Show more

We are also creating more opportunities for scholars to transition from school into careers in affordable housing by providing each scholar with an industry mentor and engagement opportunities at paid conferences, career assistance, and engaging with industry leaders. Through this growth we can assist more students in their entry into affordable housing work.

Launching our Commitment to California earlier this year, we set out to impact over 800 industry professionals over the next three years via our $2.5 million pledge to fund different industry programs across the state. Merritt Scholars is a key part of Commitment to California, along with the Housing Development Training Institute and industry internships and career development at other peer organizations. Show less

North Beach Citizens utilizes the talents of the community to innovatively address the needs of its homeless and low-income citizens in an atmosphere of trust, integrity, and respect. Since 2001, we have helped hundreds of our neighbors transition from homelessness to housing and from crisis to community.

DignityMoves was founded at the beginning of the pandemic by a group of concerned business leaders who are all members of Young Presidents Organization (YPO). Already frustrated with the state of unsheltered homelessness in our communities, we knew that the problem was about to get much worse. We have pooled our collective expertise and resources to take a fresh look at the situation, and find innovative solutions.