Collective Impact

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“The organization has a conflict of interest policy written into its bylaws; which isreviewed annually.”

“Form 990 is available at irs.gov and guidestar.org.”

“Upon request.”

“OTHER PROGRAM SERVICES 4: Brighter Future FamiliesFamilies Served: We have 31 families that have received support from our Brighter Futures program. 100% of them come from an underserved community. 87% of them have children in their household. Averaging 2 children per household.Race Distribution:African: 3.23%African American/ Black: 80.65%White:3.23%Other:3.23%Decline to Answer:9.68%Gender:Female: 84%Male:16%Key Outcomes: The Brighter Future Families program has provided critical, multi-faceted support to 31 underserved families, ensuring they receive the resources necessary to achieve stability and security. Each family has benefited from more than one line of support, including rental and housing assistance, emergency housing aid, financial support for bills, and help with basic necessities such as food and clothing. A significant portion of these families also have children enrolled in our Magic Zone after-school program, which offers academic enrichment and personal development opportunities.Our impact is deeply rooted in addressing the needs of families, with 87% of households having children, averaging two children per household. The families served come from diverse racial backgrounds, with 80.65% identifying as African American/Black, 3.23% as African, 3.23% as White, and 3.23% as Other, while 9.68% chose not to disclose their race. 84% of the heads of households are female, reflecting the significant support we provide to women-led families in underserved communities. OTHER PROGRAM SERVICES 5: Summer ProgramsParticipants Served: 3,000 participants that are a part of our collaborative for the summer. Here is a list of nonprofits that participate in our summer events that our program hosts:Prince HallBooker T. Washington Community Service CenterVillage ProjectBoys and Girls Club: Fisher ClubHouseBoys and Girls Club: Tenderloin ClubhouseUp on TopMagic Zone (Collective Impact) OTHER PROGRAM SERVICES 6: Magic Zone (K-8) & After School Program: We are open daily until 6pm, Monday - Friday. The children are provided food and snacks daily which is vital to a lot of children in this community suffering from food insecurity. We provide after school van pick-ups for 31 children from eight different elementary schools throughout San Francisco. (K-8) In the Magic Zone after school program we currently have 50 kids enrolled which comes at no cost to the parents. One at Ella Hill, they are provided dedicated homework time where they are aided by our program staff - that offers encouragement and help with their assignments. In addition, our program team engages them in weekly fun, thoughtful activities curated by them. These activities range from spoken word, reading time, movie day, and gym time- allowing them to engage and play with the friends they only get to see while at Collective Impact. High School (Teen) Program we currently have 45 teens enrolled in our Workforce Education program - that boasts a 100% employment and graduation rate. The teens earn bi-weekly stipends for their participation in the program. This creates an incentive for them to come to Ella Hill Hutch instead of engaging in illicit activities after school as a way to earn money. Once here they are provided a safe space to do homework and engage in enrichment/extracurricular activities. While obtaining mentorship and guidance from program leads as well as the entire Collective Impact staff at large.”

“Released from Restrictions = -$400000”