Another Large SF Nonprofit, Embroiled In Scandal, Is Shutting Down
HomeRise, a major San Francisco homeless services provider, is shutting down. The closure follows a city audit that revealed fiscal mismanagement and allegations of sexual abuse by an employee.
HomeRise, which is one of San Francisco's largest providers of services to the homeless or recently homeless, is calling it quits two years after the city auditor found evidence of wild fiscal mismanagement, and months after an employee was accused of sexually abusing clients.
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