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Nonprofits›Think Dignity

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Think Dignity

SAN DIEGO, CA

Website

Total revenue

$736K

Total expenses

$733K

Net assets

$294K

Grants received

$425K

28 grants

EIN

331146733

Tax year

2024

Mission

Think Dignity's mission is to inspire, empower, and organize our community to advance basic dignity for those living on the streets.

Programs

3 programs

Think Dignitys ID Bank program assists unhoused community members in securing vital records, enabling them to access housing, employment, and essential services. The program operates through both onsite and mobile services, offering individualized support for each client. Demand for ID retrieval services remained consistently high throughout the year.

Expenses: $191K

Fresh Start Showers: The 2-shower/2-restroom trailer brings basic dignity to our unhoused neighbors by providing access to safe shower facilities to various communities throughout the county. The mobile showers program was initially introduced in 2015. The program aims to provide warm showers, as well as other much needed services, such as outreach case workers and health services.

Expenses: $55K

Homeless Youth Legal and Advocacy Project (HYLAP): HYLAP provides direct representation to homeless and at-risk youth ages 14-27 in their criminal defence matters while also getting paired up with an advocate who connects them to social services to provide a more holistic approach to addressing barriers in their pathway to success.

Expenses: $42K