Low Income Investment Fund
Between 2007 and 2026, the City and County of San Francisco paid $136.4M to Low Income Investment Fund, mostly through DEC Dept of Early Childhood, with 1 contract on file. Source: SF Controller vendor payments (open data), data as of 13 July 2026.
Low Income Investment Fund is an IRS-recognized tax-exempt organization in San Francisco, CA, classified under housing and shelter.
Registry: IRS exempt-organization registry (ProPublica Nonprofit Explorer)
What the City pays them for
The City’s own accounting categories, FY2018 on. Hatched bars are money out, but not a purchase.
In FY2025
$10.6M, in the last year with closed books.
Paid by year
Hatched: FY2026 is not closed yet — the bar shows payments recorded so far, not a full year.
Tallest bar — FY2024: $28.0M. Bars are scaled to this payee’s own peak year.
Who pays them
5 departments, 51.4% of it from DEC Dept of Early Childhood.