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Distribution of Funds
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1986-2005 |
2005-2006 |
2006-2007 |
TOTAL |
| Total |
$46,890,692 |
$4,367,500 |
$4,875,000 |
$56,133,192 |
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Donations can be made at any time during the year. 100% of donated dollars are used throughout the year to provide direct assistance to Bay Area residents with one-time critical needs. Expenses are covered by the San Francisco Chronicle, interest on the Fund and select foundations as necessary.
| Distribution: Critical Needs/Housing Assistance |
| County |
1986-6/30/05 |
2005-2006 |
2006-2007 |
TOTAL |
| Alameda |
$7,792,366 |
$686,960 |
$781,470 |
$9,260,796 |
| Contra Costa |
5,202,331 |
477,920 |
534,690 |
6,214,941 |
| Marin |
2,232,401 |
199,200 |
205,650 |
2,637,251 |
| Napa |
1,510,554 |
234,040 |
246,780 |
1,991,374 |
| San Francisco |
7,310,703 |
686,960 |
781,470 |
8,779,133 |
| San Mateo |
4,268,090 |
477,920 |
534,690 |
5,280,700 |
| Santa Clara |
6,759,014 |
477,920 |
534,690 |
7,771,624 |
| Solano |
1,955,197 |
234,040 |
246,780 |
2,436,017 |
| Sonoma |
2,537,300 |
234,040 |
246,780 |
3,018,120 |
| Total CN/HAF |
$39,567,956 |
$3,709,000 |
$4,113,000 |
$47,389,956 |
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4% of CFN/HAF grants are paid to Fiscal Agents for fee management: 1.5% is covered by interest earned and support from the Evelyn & Walter Haas, Jr. Fund. The San Francisco Chronicle covers the remaining 2.5%, in addition to paying $36,000 to the nine County Coordinating agencies ($4,000 per county).
| Distribution: Food Banks |
| County |
1986-6/30/05 |
2005-2006 |
2006-2007 |
TOTAL |
| Alameda |
$1,341,928 |
$121,565 |
$144,780 |
$1,608,273 |
| Contra Costa |
935,681 |
84,755 |
99,060 |
1,119,496 |
| Marin |
416,294 |
35,675 |
38,100 |
490,069 |
| Napa |
441,624 |
41,810 |
45,720 |
529,154 |
| San Francisco |
1,275,787 |
121,565 |
144,780 |
1,542,132 |
| San Mateo |
782,275 |
84,755 |
99,060 |
966,090 |
| Santa Clara |
1,188,376 |
84,755 |
99,060 |
1,372,191 |
| Solano |
444,169 |
41,810 |
45,720 |
531,699 |
| Sonoma |
482,503 |
41,810 |
45,720 |
570,033 |
| Total Food Banks |
$7,322,736 |
$658,500 |
$762,000 |
$8,743,236 |
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*Food Bank total includes a one-time grant of $14,099 to Santa Cruz County in 1989.
An audit of donations received in the 2006-07 giving season was conducted in October 2007.
San Francisco Chronicle Season of Sharing Fund
P. O. Box 44740
San Francisco, California 94144
(Wells Fargo Bank Lock Box Account)
Send Us Your Questions or Comments
Or call 415-777-7120
Donations are used to provide direct assistance to Bay Area residents with one-time critical needs that can not be met by other resources.
Funds are distributed to nine Bay Area counties to help:
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Low-to-moderate income Families with Children
- Individuals over age 60
- Disabled Individuals
who live in one of the following counties: Alameda, Contra Costa, Marin, Napa, San Francisco, San Mateo, Santa Clara,
Solano or Sonoma.
Non-profit fiscal agents manage the funds in each county.
More than 120 Community Service Agencies help distribute Season of Sharing Funds to Bay Area residents. The agencies determine the most effective resolution to the problem.
Among the agencies are:
North Peninsula Neighborhood Center, Salvation Army, Catholic Charities, Independent Living Resource Center, Family Service Agency, North of Market Senior Services, Jewish Family Services, North Peninsula Neighborhood Community Center, Marin Canal Community Alliance, Volunteer Services of Contra Costa County, members of Second Harvest Food Banks.
Because Season of Sharing grants are short-term and one-time only, community service agencies work with the applicant toward a goal of stabilizing them now and in the future. Case intake includes a personal budget review. Together with the applicant, case managers complete a Request for Assistance.
Once a grant is approved, checks are sent directly to the supplier of services for a variety of needs, including rental assistance, wheelchair repair, furniture, school bus passes, work uniforms.
If you need assistance, please call HELPLINK at 1-800-273-6222.
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