San Francisco mayor, homelessness

San Francisco mayor unveils family homelessness program funded by Tipping Point nonprofit
San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie on Tuesday unveiled a public-private partnership to help families experiencing homelessness, funded by his former Tipping Point Community nonprofit.
Nonprofit founded by San Francisco mayor gives $11 million for pilot program on homelessness
San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie announced his first official public-private partnership with Tipping Point Community, the charity he founded. Tipping Point, an anti-poverty nonprofit organization he created 20 years ago,
S.F. to get $11M for homeless families in alliance with Mayor Lurie’s former nonprofit
Lurie’s anti-poverty nonprofit, Tipping Point Community, announced today an $11 million pilot program to support families facing homelessness.
Mayor Lurie Tries to Bloomberg-ize San Francisco
SAN FRANCISCO — Daniel Lurie began the morning of his inauguration as this city’s new mayor last month at a soup kitchen before walking with his young family through the rugged Tenderloin district to hop a cable car that would take them to Ghirardelli Square and one of the most arresting views in the world.
San Francisco mayor unveils public-private homelessness program funded by Tipping Point nonprofit
San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie on Tuesday announced a Family Homelessness Prevention pilot program funded by an $11 million investment by Tipping Point Community, his former nonprofit.
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SF launches program to support families on brink of homelessness
Tipping Point Community, a San Francisco-based nonprofit group founded and formerly run by Mayor Daniel Lurie in 2005 to advance poverty-fighting solutions, has also invested $11 million ...
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San Francisco’s New Mayor Is Rich. Is That a Good Thing?
By Heather Knight Reporting from San Francisco Like the little red labels ... with Mr. Lurie and his anti-poverty nonprofit, Tipping Point, to build affordable housing in her district.
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Lurie asks of Candlestick Point: 'How can we go faster?'
Why not build more, Mayor Daniel Lurie asks ... Lurie’s comments point to the urgency of San Francisco’s housing gap. The city needs to add about 82,000 homes over the next five years to ...