Community Living Campaign

“CLC staff reviews the 990 and send any adjustments to the auditor. Once a final copy is complete, we share the 990 with the Board.”

“Board and staff assess items for action that might pose a conflict of interest. No such items have been identified.”

“Board Executive Committee reviewed annual salary survey of non-profits, made recommendations to the Board which were adopted with an appropriate timeline”

“Board Executive Committee reviewed annual salary survey of non-profits, made recommendations to the Board which were adopted with an appropriate timeline.”

“Documents are on file and available for public review.”

“OTHER PROGRAM SERVICES 4: We work in coalitions to forge solutions to the large and complex challenges of creating an inclusive San Francisco where people of all ages and abilities can truly live in community. Together, we make sure the voices of seniors and adults with disabilities are heard loud and clear. We build the power of community voices to shape decisions being made by our elected officials and agencies.We helped organize the Dignity Fund Coalition, which garnered over 110 endorsements to pass a first-in-the-nation ballot measure in 2016. The Dignity Fund increases annual funding or essential community-based services and supports for San Francisco seniors and adults with disabilities for the next 20 years. For too long, funding for essential services and supports for San Francisco older adults and people with disabilities has been a yearly battle, with good years and devastating years, depending on the City budget. Were now working to support enhanced planning and accountability in support of equity, choice, independence, and dignity.Francis Goldsmith Vision & Hearing Initiative. To counter the isolating effects of hearing and vision loss, CLC includes best communication practices and assistive technologies into all of our programs. Our Connectors and Trainers travel with communication tool kits filled with assistive devices to help keep all participants engaged. In the past year, our Trainers helped over 600 computer students with vision and/or hearing disabilities. And provided adult day services centers and low-income seniors with approximately $7,000 of assistive devices.Connections for Healthy Aging Workshops has moved online with a multitude of offerings with workshops that helps participants explore issues around aging, identify and strengthen networks of support, and advocate for themselves and others.”

“Fundraising EffortThe Organization was able to raise $2,638,482 by spending only $32,978 on fundraising because approximately 78% of its support comes from renewable government awards.”