Consumer Credit Counseling Service of San Francisco Dba Balance

About Consumer Credit Counseling Service of San Francisco Dba Balance

Consumer Credit Counseling Service of San Francisco Dba Balance concentrates its grantmaking on housing counseling and education, with multi-year awards that often exceed $1 million to the same counseling organizations. The largest recent grant in the data is $1,732,750 to Greenpath Financial Wellness in 2023 for housing counseling and education, followed closely by $1,434,750 to Money Mgmt International in the same year for the same purpose. Those large commitments point to a funder that backs delivery capacity, not one-off projects. The foundation’s pattern also shows repeat support for established intermediaries that help households navigate debt and housing stability. Navicore, Creditorg, Project Sentinel, and A-1 Community Housing Service each appear multiple times across the recent grants list, usually with sizeable awards and the same housing counseling and education purpose. That repetition suggests sustained support for client-facing services rather than isolated pilot grants. BALANCE’s own description aligns with this portfolio: free credit counseling, housing counseling, debt management services, and financial education for people working toward financial stability. The recent grants reflect that mission in practice, especially through organizations serving prospective homebuyers, current homeowners at risk of foreclosure, renters, and low- to moderate-income households.

What Consumer Credit Counseling Service of San Francisco Dba Balance Funds

Housing counseling is the core of this funder’s recent giving. Consumer Credit Counseling Service of San Francisco Dba Balance awarded $937,550 in 2024 and $685,500 in 2025 to A-1 Community Housing Service for housing counseling and education, and it gave $753,750 in 2025 to Project Sentinel for the same purpose. The portfolio also reaches tenant and homeowner support through regional counseling groups. In California, it gave $546,750 in 2025 to Inland Empire Resource Center for housing counseling and education, while Neighborhood Hs La County received $354,250 in 2023 and $324,750 in 2025 for the same category. Financial capability sits alongside housing work. The foundation’s stated focus includes financial literacy, consumer credit counseling, and debt management plans, which fits its broader support for organizations helping households manage money and reduce debt.

How Consumer Credit Counseling Service of San Francisco Dba Balance Gives