About Sutter Bay Hospitals
Sutter Bay Hospitals directs most of its philanthropy to strengthening safety‑net healthcare and community health infrastructure across the Bay Area and surrounding counties, prioritizing community health centers, clinics serving immigrant and Native American populations, and behavioral/mental health and substance‑use services. They also fund complementary social services that address homelessness, senior supports, and workforce/education programs that connect vulnerable populations to stability and care. Grants are typically mid‑to‑large and often made repeatedly to long‑term partner organizations, signaling a preference for sustained operational and program support rather than one‑off projects.
Focus Areas
Support for community health centers and federally qualified health clinics in the Bay Area (e.g., LifeLong Medical Care, Bay Area Community Health)Behavioral health and substance‑use treatment and integrated behavioral‑physical health programs (e.g., Wellness Together, HealthRight 360)Services for underserved racial/ethnic communities, including Native American and Asian/Pacific Islander health centers (e.g., Native American Health Center, Asian Americans for Community Involvement)Homelessness prevention and supportive housing services tied to health outcomes (e.g., Alameda Point Collaborative, LifeMoves/Lifemoves)Senior well‑being and aging‑in‑community initiatives (e.g., San Francisco Village)
About Sutter Bay Hospitals
Sutter Bay Hospitals' recent grantmaking is anchored by large program-support grants to community health organizations in California, especially safety-net providers serving San Francisco, Oakland, San Leandro, and the South Bay. In the latest file, the foundation backed Community Health Center Network Inc with $930,250 and Native American Health Ctr Inc with $700,000, both for program support. Those awards sit alongside repeated support for Mission Area Health Associates and Mission Area Health Association in San Francisco, indicating sustained investment in the same local health systems over multiple years. The portfolio points to a funder focused on health access and the infrastructure that supports it. Grants go to federally qualified health clinics, medical foundations, behavioral health providers, and organizations serving communities such as Native American, Asian American, and Pacific Islander residents. The foundation also supports partners tied to housing stability and social services when those services connect to health outcomes. Across the recent grants list, the same organizations appear more than once, suggesting ongoing relationships rather than isolated awards. Sutter Bay Hospitals is a regular funder and a program-related investor, with grantmaking that centers on operational support for organizations embedded in local care networks.
What Sutter Bay Hospitals Funds
Community health centers are a core theme. Sutter Bay Hospitals gave $930,250 to Community Health Center Network Inc for program support, and $375,000 to South County Comm Hlth Ctr Inc for program support in East Palo Alto. These awards show a preference for clinic networks that serve patients through primary care and coordinated local services. Behavioral health and stabilization services are another clear line of giving. The foundation awarded $415,000 to Wellness Together Inc in Roseville and $400,000 to Seneca Family of Agencies in Oakland, both for program support. It also supported Samaritan House in San Mateo with $350,000 and $325,000, extending care to organizations that sit near the intersection of health and basic needs. The foundation also backs culturally specific care. Native American Health Ctr Inc received $700,000, while Asian Americans for Community Involvement received $355,000 and Asian and Pacific Islander Wellness Center Inc received $326,122, all for program support.
How Sutter Bay Hospitals Gives
Financial Snapshot
Annual Giving
$14.2M
Total Assets
$5.8B
Total Revenue
$5.6B
Total Expenses
$5.7B
Typical Grant Size
Most grants fall between $15K and $50K, with a median of $25K.
25th Percentile
$15K
Median
$25K
75th Percentile
$50K
Geographic Reach
Local5 states funded
Funding intensity
LowHigh
Headquarters
Leadership
MARK SEVCO
Accepts unsolicited proposals
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