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Powerful leaders, strong solutions, everyday heroes. Read stories from our community.
Tipping Point grantee provides quality, low-cost childcare that builds strong foundations for Bay Area children and their families.
Bay Area nonprofit Booker T. Washington Community Service Center provides housing solutions for the community.
We invest in solutions that help workers get well-paying, sustainable jobs. Hear how Tipping Point grantee JobTrain helped Adriana get on career path with wages that help her and her family thrive.
Our youth homelessness initiative helps Bay Area youth move from homeless to housed. Watch how advocates connect young people with services and stable housing.
Before David helped youth move from homeless to housed, he struggled with housing insecurity himself. Watch how peer mentors connect young people with the services they need to move into stable housing.
“To see the parents find their energy and enthusiasm, helping them find a place in the community to share their talents––that’s what this work is all about.” Charlie Cervantes shares his work empowering fathers in their child’s development.
“Becoming a nurse had been a dream of mine ever since I was a kid.” Opportunity Junction helped Linh land a job in nursing through their innovative career coaching model, developed in partnership with Tipping Point.
“Tipping Point is the most informed, supportive, and engaged funder we have,” one grantee respondent said in a survey to help us evaluate and improve Tipping Point’s impact on Bay Area nonprofits.
“I made a promise to myself to make sure my story was not an exception.” Michael Lynch co-founded Improve Your Tomorrow to help more men of color with the support they need to graduate college.
In July 2023, the City of San Francisco began a five-year strategic plan to decrease the number of people who are…
