SAN FRANCISCO

Overview

Established in 2002, HFC San Francisco has played an essential role in preventing and treating child abuse throughout the Bay Area. The unwavering support of the Alternative Investment community has enabled us to make a lasting difference in countless lives. Join us in advancing safety, healing, and hope all across San Francisco.

CHARITIES HAVE RECEIVED GRANTS SINCE 2002
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IN GRANTS WERE AWARDED TO 7 ORGANIZATIONS IN 2026
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LIVES HAVE BEEN TRANSFORMED SINCE 2002
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GIVEN IN GRANTS SINCE 2002

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Private Residence, East Bay, San Francisco

Sep 26

our mission in practice

Our Grantees

USD $30,000

STAND! For Families Free of Violence

Supporting Children Who Have Experienced Abuse and Witnessed Domestic Violence in Contra Costa County

To promote psychological healing for children who have been traumatized by family violence (experienced direct child abuse and/or witnessed domestic violence and abuse in their home) through trauma-informed evidence-based therapy services and other essential supports, including parent education.

USD $31,360

Marin Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA)

Expanding CASA Advocacy for Probation Involved Youth

To support youth involved in Marin County’s Juvenile Justice Court by matching each with a trained CASA volunteer who provides consistent, individualized advocacy and ensures that youth are connected to critical services such as housing support, mental health care, education, and substance use treatment.

USD $30,000

Homeless Children’s Network

Ma’at Youth and Family Peer Healing Convenings

To provide innovative, Afri-centric healing support for the most marginalized Black/African American children, youth, and parents/caregivers through Homeless Children’s Network’s (HCN’s) groundbreaking Ma’at and Community Mental Health programs and host at least two healing group convenings to center the community’s experience with intergenerational trauma and empower children, youth, and families

Our san FRANCISCO team

The People behind Our Mission

Cole-Frieman & Mallon LLP
Karl Cole-Frieman
Karl Cole-Frieman

Karl is a Co-Managing Partner at Cole-Frieman & Mallon LLP.

University of California Berkeley
Christina Feliciana, MSW
Christina Feliciana, MSW

Christina is the Project Coordinator for the Child Welfare Scholars (Title IVE) Program at University of California Berkeley.

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