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Our democracy works best when everyday people have the power to make decisions about their lives and communities. 

The Bay Area has a long history of leading national movements for civil rights, immigrant justice, and workers’ rights. When neighbors stand up for one another here, we create models that inspire change across the country. 

The groups in t...


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The call came in a moment of crisis. T.Y.’s brother had been detained after seeking asylum, caught in an immigration system that has made release increasingly rare. His family in Oakland had little information and even fewer options. Having previously attended a community rights workshop, T.Y. knew where to turn. Within days after reaching out to SFF grantee


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February 23, 2026

Cal Matters: Why these California counties are directly funding immigrant legal defense amid Trump’s crackdown

With the Trump administration escalating immigration enforcement, a number of California municipal and county governments are setting aside public money to 


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February 20, 2026

Governor Newsom launches new state investment and philanthropic collaboration to continue supporting families under federal assault

As the Trump administration escalates mass detention and deportation efforts across the country, California today announced a collaboration with philanthropic leaders to expand le...


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February 19, 2026

Inside Philanthropy: San Francisco Foundation Steps Up for Local Arts Groups After NEA Cuts

When the Trump administration slashed funding for arts organizations in 2025, the 


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