Our Partners

Vision

The spiritual and social renewal of Downtown San Diego.

Mission

To unite the Church and partner with the community to serve the vulnerable in Downtown San Diego.

With guidance and support of scripture, the Holy Spirit, and prayer we do this through:

Collaboration

between churches, ministries, businesses, civic leaders, and agencies concerned for the welfare of the community.

Advocacy

bringing to bear the collective voice of our members and partners to correct injustices where they exist.

Relationships

meaningful, long-lasting relationships across community groups with spiritual well-being as the priority.

Resource Coordination

deploying resources for the most efficient and meaningful impact through ministry network and community partnerships.

Empowerment

training, educating, resourcing, and encouraging our members and volunteers in ministry and service.​

About - Townspeople

Since 1984, Townspeople has been a trusted ally, starting with our commitment to serving individuals living with HIV/AIDS. Our expanded mission includes people experiencing homelessness and living with medical needs, including HIV/AIDS. We aim to ensure you have access to safe, affordable housing and the vital services you need to achieve the quality of life you envision.

Reach out to Townspeople today and discover a community of compassionate individuals ready to help you access housing and vital resources. Together, we can end homelessness and pave the way for a livelihood you deserve.

About - Tsuha Foundation

The Tsuha Foundation began 10 years ago as a grant-making family foundation with a focus on supporting organizations that help people break the cycle of poverty. There are many causes of poverty and many organizations doing important work to alleviate it, and over the years our philanthropic work has led us to focus on two aspects of poverty reduction. First, we believe people living in poverty are more likely to achieve financial stability if they have a strong social support network. Second, we believe there are systemic barriers that tend to keep people in poverty despite their best efforts to escape it.

Some examples of what we fund:

• Organizations that view social capital as an essential ingredient: not just in supporting those in poverty to become self-sufficient but also for helping middle- and upper-income people to recognize their role in building a more equitable community.
• A global fellowship designed to connect and equip change-makers from low-income countries with mentoring and global research possibilities.
• Nonprofits that help those leaving the incarceration system to build meaningful professional relationships.
• Teacher-mentoring programs to improve literacy and educational quality in low-income school districts.
• Documentaries that build empathy and understanding across lines of difference.

We believe in Trust-Based Philanthropy. We build long-term, personal relationships with our grantees and enjoy opportunities to provide support or guidance beyond our financial donation.

We are unlikely to fund an unsolicited grant request; however, if you believe your organization is uniquely positioned within our areas of focus and aligned with our values, contact us. We will respond individually if we would like to explore a funding opportunity with you.