Our Partners
Our goal of breaking the cycle of poverty for Bay Area families is sustained by the generous support of our partners. Grants, community partnerships, and volunteers allow us to continue our mission of providing affordable, high-quality Early Childhood Education and onsite support services to families experiencing economic barriers and homelessness. As a partner, you can take part in a long legacy of empowering Bay Area families!
Program Funders
Sisters of the Holy Family
The O'Shea Foundation
The Crescent Porter Hale Foundation
Dodge & Cox
The Joseph and Mercedes McMicking Foundation
The George H. Sandy Foundation
The Nick Traina Foundation
Warriors Community Foundation
Fred Gellert Family Foundation
Children of Shelters
Woodlawn Foundation
The Eucalyptus Foundation
The Capital Group Companies Charitable Foundation
Morris Stulsaft Foundation
Ashbury Children's Foundation
Stocker Foundation
Order of Malta
Edward Joseph Daly Foundation
Safeway Foundation
Mimi and Peter Haas Fund
Community Partners
Community partnerships sustain our mission through volunteer service, program support and donations of food, clothing, and other essentials that directly impact under-resourced families and children.
Children of Shelters • Order of Malta • PlumpJack Group • Ross Charitable Foundation • Simply the Basics • Town School for Boys • Warriors Community Foundation
Bauer’s Intelligent Transportation • Boston College Alumni • Bright Horizons • Caring Cowgirl • Children’s Day School • Community Thrift Store • Copia • Food Runners • Google • HandsOn Bay Area • Holy Spirit Church • La Scuola International School • Project Glimmer • Project Night Night • Safeway • St. Philip the Apostle Church • San Francisco Fire Department • San Francisco Food Bank • San Francisco Giants • San Francisco Public Library • San Francisco Symphony • Saint Vincent de Paul Elementary School • University of San Francisco Nursing Program
Government Partners
San Francisco Department of Public Health
Child and Adult Care Food Program (CACFP)
San Francisco Family Support Network to Government Partners