Summary
The subcommittee decided which homelessness nonprofits get donated city funds — approving one grant at a reduced amount and denying two others. Members are pushing the fund toward programs that directly house or serve people already on the street, rather than prevention or repeat small grants.
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Last discussed Jun 8, 2026.
Impact analysis
Up to $10,000 per grant from the Mayor's Fund, which holds roughly $160,000 in donations.
Nonprofits serving people experiencing homelessness, and ultimately the unhoused residents they help.
Denied applicants lose a funding stream they had relied on in prior years.
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