St. Anthony Foundation

In California, people with drug felony convictions are permanently disqualified from receiving CalFresh (food stamps) and CalWORKs (income and job training assistance) benefits.  Drug felonies are the only type of crimes that result in a lifetime ban from participating in these basic safety-net

In June of 2012, Rhode Island took a meaningful stand to protect the civil rights of homeless people and passed the nation's first statewide Homeless Bill of Rights. We plan to learn from their model. St. Anthony's is working with California Assemblymember Tom Ammiano (D, San Francisco) and the

You have heard of our boundless hope here at St. Anthony’s. This hope is real—so real that we’ve moved our original Dining Room to an interim location, and we’re preparing to tear down the old building to make way for a new one. It’s all about hope. Many generous donors have already stepped up and

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