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KACF-SF is proud to partner with organizations that provide essential services and resources to the Korean American community. Since our founding in 2014, we have awarded over $4.3 MM in grants to various local nonprofits serving under-resourced Korean Americans.

Asian Americans for Community Involvement (AACI)

Culturally and linguistically sensitive and creative outreach, engagement and direct services to address the behavioral health needs of the Korean Community with a focus on isolated, high-needs adults and older adults.

API Legal Outreach (APILO)

Strengthens legal rights for Koreans, supports citizenship applications, and empowers civic engagement to amplify voices in civil decision-making.

Asian Women’s Shelter (AWS)

Builds community capacity for Korean Americans in the Bay Area to recognize and prevent domestic violence while providing support services for survivors.

Korean American Community Services, Inc. (KACS)

Provides food services, health, and wellness programs to enhance the well-being of vulnerable Korean Americans in the Bay Area.

Maru Center (formerly known as KCCEB)

Supports mental health through counseling and comprehensive social services for Korean Americans in the Bay Area.

National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI-SCC)

Provide culturally tailored education and support groups specifically designed to reduce stigma and increase mental health literacy within the Korean American community.

Open Door Legal

Offers Korean-language support and legal assistance for those in need of legal representation.

Korean American Special Education Center (KASEC)

Supports Korean Americans with developmental disabilities in overcoming language and cultural barriers to access necessary resources and services.

Korean American Family Services (KFAM)

Provides housing assistance and social services for victims of domestic violence and foster youth in the Korean American community.

Korean Resource Center (KRC)

Empowers low-income immigrants, Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders, and people of color communities in Southern California using a holistic approach which integrates services, education, culture, organizing, and coalition building.

Association of Korean Adoptees - San Francisco (AKASF)

Support, educate, and foster community, inspiring adoptees on their life journeys.

Child Advocates of Silicon Valley

Serves children aged birth to 21 years old, who have been placed in the Santa Clara County Dependency Court System for having experienced abuse, neglect and/or abandonment.

Human Rights First

Connect AI and mobile technologies that help immigrants and their advocates navigate the system with greater clarity and support.

Korean American Senior Services, Inc. (KASSI)

Provides nutritious meals and health and wellness programs to empower Bay Area Korean American seniors to lead healthy, connected, and dignified lives.