We believe in changing lives through bold generosity and authentic connections.
We amplify the work of our nonprofit partners through grantmaking and convenings.
We connect philanthropic giving with solutions that empower lives, families, and communities.
We mobilize community members to become changemakers and leaders.
All donations to KACF-SF, a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization
(Tax ID: 46-5212292), are tax deductible.
Our Impact
$4MM+
50+
300,000+
“KACF-SF supports organizations that play an essential role in serving what is otherwise an invisible and marginalized population in the Bay Area: low-income, language-isolated Korean immigrants and senior citizens.”
"The work of KACF-SF is necessary, holds deep personal meaning for me, and cultivates an important culture of giving among Korean-Americans. The CGC process was an enlightening, rewarding and efficient experience.”
“With KACF-SF funding, we strengthened our organizational capacity and increased the quality of our services and programs.”
“KACF-SF’s support enables us to address fundamental issues of raising the profile of the Korean community and build community capacity to ensure program efficacy.”
“KACF-SF helps us deepen our outreach and services to the community. KACF-SF is also impacting philanthropy, reaching important community organizations that are very small and not on the radar of the foundation world and government entities.”
Upcoming Events
Join the K-Coalition for an insightful webinar tailored for the Korean American "sandwich generation" balancing the care of young children and aging parents while navigating cultural, language, and financial barriers. Led by two clinicians from the MARU Center, this session will focus on caregiver burnout, the importance of respite care, and giving yourself permission to rest. Attendees will gain practical resources and guidance to help manage their caregiving journey.
Insun Park & Generals deliver a groundbreaking fusion of rock, Korean traditional music and mask dance rhythms. A master of the Gangnyeong Mask Dance, designated as National Intangible Cultural Heritage No. 34, Park is one of the few female masters of a tradition historically dominated by men.
