San Francisco human service organizations

Name: Top 10 San Francisco human service organizations
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There are 1,839 human services organizations in the greater San Francisco metro area, including the cities of San Francisco, Berkeley, Livermore, Oakland, Pleasanton, Redwood City, San Mateo, San Rafael, San Ramon, South San Francisco, and Walnut Creek. Combined, these San Francisco metro human service organizations employ 49,918 people, earn more than $5 billion in revenue each year, and have assets of $7 billion.

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Nonprofit type	Number	Employees	Revenues	Assets
Multiservice human service organizations and networks	580	6,003	$260,488,405	$327,130,054
Specific population service centers	366	13,969	$1,907,792,126	$1,928,674,277
Youth service organizations	234	15,726	$1,108,549,825	$618,270,487
Family services organizations	120	2,935	$222,976,928	$291,760,498
Personal counseling and social service organizations	89	133	$16,409,845	$14,714,528
Residential care facilities and group homes	85	10,830	$1,079,862,238	$4,057,859,130
Child daycare centers	84	4,278	$473,384,565	$201,101,242
Developmentally disabled centers	80	6,681	$1,155,746,827	$718,538,670
Senior centers	77	3,647	$395,826,121	$480,699,544
Emergency assistance organizations	77	243	$38,975,879	$85,000,443

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Job trends for San Francisco human service organizations

Employees per organization	Number of organizations
0	136
1-10	119
11-25	89
26-100	125
101 to 1,000	86
1,000+	8

Key takeaways for employment stats:

Employment in San Francisco human service organizations is driven by large organizations like Young Mens Christian Association of San Francisco, HumanGood Norcal, YMCA of the East Bay, Bay Area Community Resources (BACR), and Seneca Family of Agencies.

Sizes of human service organizations in San Francisco

Revenues per organization	Number of organizations
< $250k	317
$250k to $1M	143
$1M to $5M	156
$5M to $25M	98
$25M to $100M	29
$100M+	7

Key takeaways for revenue stats:

Large organizations like Regional Center of the East Bay (RCEB), Golden Gate Regional Center (GGRC), On Lok, HumanGood Norcal, and Covia Communities (ESC) earn the majority of revenues among nonprofits in San Francisco human service organizations.
Organizations with less than $1 million in revenue account for 2.1% of combined nonprofit revenues, whereas organizations in San Francisco human service organizations with more than $100 million account for 35.1% of nonprofit earnings.

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Meals on Wheels of San Francisco (MOWSF)

MOWSF is a local, independent non-profit organization. MOWSF exists to alleviate the food insecurity and loneliness experienced by seniors who want to stay in their own home but cannot shop or prepare meals for themselves.

Revenue

$24.2m

Assets

$81.8m

Employees

142

EIN

94-1741155

IRS type

501(c)(3)

Futures Without Violence

For more than 30 years, Futures Without Violence has been providing groundbreaking programs, policies, and campaigns that empower individuals and organizations working to end violence against women and children around the world.

Revenue

$20.1m

Assets

$55.5m

Employees

EIN

94-3110973

IRS type

501(c)(3)

At the Crossroads

To reach out to homeless youth and young adults at their point of need, and work with them to build healthy and fulfilling lives.

Revenue

$1.9m

Assets

$4.3m

Employees

EIN

27-2603924

IRS type

501(c)(3)

First Place for Youth

First Place for Youth serves foster kids who have the greatest needs in their community, helping them find their way as adults and build a foundation for a bright future.

Revenue

$28.1m

Assets

$14.8m

Employees

203

EIN

94-3341034

IRS type

501(c)(3)

East Bay Agency for Children (EBAC)

East Bay Agency for Children (EBAC) improves the well-being of children, youth and families by reducing the impact of trauma and social inequities.

Revenue

$16.6m

Assets

$16.9m

Employees

270

EIN

94-1358309

IRS type

501(c)(3)

Guide Dogs for the Blind (GDB)

Guide Dogs for the Blind (GDB) is the largest Guide Dog school in North America. Services are provided to students from the United States and Canada at no cost to them. GDB receives no government funding.

Revenue

$77.9m

Assets

$435.0m

Employees

365

EIN

94-1196195

IRS type

501(c)(3)

Girls Incorporated of Alameda County

For over 55 years, Girls Incorporated of Alameda county(girls inc.)has served the community, fulfilling our mission of inspiring Girls to become strong, smart and bold. Today we are one of the largest affiliates of the national Girls Incorporated, the n...

Revenue

$10.3m

Assets

$23.5m

Employees

170

EIN

94-1558073

IRS type

501(c)(3)

Covia Communities (ESC)

Episcopal Senior Communities (ESC) has lived out its mission: to cultivate and build healthy communities with a continuum of residential and innovative aging services that actively promote intellectual, physical, social and spiritual wellbeing.

Revenue

$147.8m

Assets

$466.3m

Employees

1,417

EIN

94-6130471

IRS type

501(c)(3)

Children Now

Children Now's mission is to find common ground among influential opinion leaders, interest groups and policymakers, who together can develop and drive socially innovative, "win-win" approaches to helping all children achieve their full potential. Child...

Revenue

$7.8m

Assets

$13.1m

Employees

EIN

94-3059243

IRS type

501(c)(3)

Ability Central (CCAF)

CCAF's mission is to serve as an educator, convener, and resource that works collaboratively to ensure communications access for people with disabilities in California.

Revenue

$17.8m

Assets

$46.7m

Employees

111

EIN

61-1411655

IRS type

501(c)(3)

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Methodology: Cause IQ mines all tax-exempt organizations that file a Form 990 or 990PF with the IRS. We exclude Form 990EZ and Postcard filers, which are high in number but very small in size. We collect and aggregate this information from OCR'd paper taxreturns, XML e-file taxreturns, IRS-provided extract, the Business Master File, and Cause IQ secret sauce for data cleaning, categorization, classification, analytics, etc.

This category corresponds to the "P00: Human Services: General" National Taxonomy of Exempt Entities (NTEE) code. Cause IQ determines NTEEs for organizations by its own internally-developed secret-sauce algorithms.

San Francisco human service organizations

Types of human service organizations in San Francisco

Job trends for San Francisco human service organizations

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Directory of human service organizations in San Francisco

Meals on Wheels of San Francisco (MOWSF)

Futures Without Violence

At the Crossroads

First Place for Youth

East Bay Agency for Children (EBAC)

Guide Dogs for the Blind (GDB)

Girls Incorporated of Alameda County

Covia Communities (ESC)

Children Now

Ability Central (CCAF)

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