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City Grant Program

Public Health

In fiscal year 2022, Public Health has $10.9M of city grant program in San Francisco's adopted spending, 0.4% of the department's total, line by line, with the vendor payments that funded it. Source: San Francisco adopted budget (Controller open data), data as of 13 July 2026.

Adopted (FY2022)
$10.9M
Share of Public Health’s budget
0.4%
Traced to vendor payments
115.5%
Vendors paid
18
Who got paid
SAN FRANCISCO AIDS FOUNDATIONnonprofit$3.3MCATHOLIC CHARITIESnonprofit$2.3MSAN MATEO COUNTYpublic agency$1.4M
MISSION NEIGHBORHOOD HEALTH CENTERnonprofit$933,335
WESTSIDE COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH CTR INCnonprofit$781,113SAN FRANCISCO STUDY CENTER INCnonprofit$578,047
COUNTY OF MARIN$525,492
MARIN CITY HEALTH & WELLNESS CENTERnonprofit$411,291
COUNTY OF SONOMA$399,993
18 REASONSnonprofit$397,466
TENDERLOIN NEIGHBORHOOD DEVELOPMENT CORPnonprofit$358,010
CARECENnonprofit$344,338
RAFIKI COALITION FOR HEALTH AND WELLNESSnonprofit$303,613
MISSION ACTION INCnonprofit$240,656
NAPA COUNTY$200,000

+3 more vendors, $211,169 combined

$12.7M of $10.9M adopted budget (115.5%) traced to identifiable vendor payments.

Payments source: Vendor Payments (Vouchers) (n9pm-xkyq)

Line items
Community Based Org Srvcs$7.8M
CBO Services - Budget$3.1M

Line-item source: Budget (xdgd-c79v)