ACTIVE RELEASES: 23 · Last amendment 2 days ago · Watching 8 agencies
Investigative publication · San Francisco · Bay Area

Public money.
Published documents.

Bay Area agencies moved over $4 billion through contractors, nonprofits, and consultants last year. GovGrift follows that money through public filings — 990s, BOS records, CMS data, state SOS records — and publishes what we find. Every release ships with the primary documents. Every document is hashed and archived.

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2D AGO GG-2026-005 · SAVIOR HOSPICE CMS opened formal review OPEN UNDER REVIEW
4D AGO GG-2026-008 · SF COVID CONTRACTS Controller issued written response (no action) OPEN RESPONDED
6D AGO GG-2026-007 · SFMTA CAROUSEL New FPPC filing matched 23 24 DOCS

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SF · Housing GG-2026-001

Tenderloin Housing Clinic master leases $54M/yr

THC · SF Housing

O 247d · 47 docs 12d ago
SF · Homelessness GG-2026-002

Urban Alchemy mid-market $90M triangle

Urban Alchemy / Mid-Market Fdn. · SF Homelessness

O 201d · 31 docs 3d ago
SF · Housing GG-2026-003

MOHCD shell developers $310M

MOHCD · SF Housing

O 191d · 22 docs 21d ago
SF · Youth GG-2026-004

DCYF board-adjacent grants $48M

DCYF · SF Youth

O 180d · 18 docs 8d ago
National · Healthcare GG-2026-005

Savior Hospice $267M Medicare chain

Savior Hospice · National Healthcare

R 161d · 54 docs 2d ago
SF · Infrastructure GG-2026-006

Public Works streetscape five firms $112M

SF Public Works · SF Infrastructure

O 145d · 19 docs 30d ago
SF · Transit GG-2026-007

SFMTA consultant carousel $40M

SFMTA · SF Transit

O 133d · 24 docs 6d ago
SF · Emergency GG-2026-008

SF COVID emergency contracts $1.3B

SF Controller · SF Emergency

P 117d · 28 docs 4d ago
SF · Justice GG-2025-024

DCYF Reentry per-participant cost $26M

DCYF Reentry · SF Justice

V 104d · 14 docs 14d ago
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Every GovGrift case starts with the primary record: IRS Form 990s, SF Board of Supervisors files, CMS provider enrollment data, state SOS records, court filings. Our research agent pulls and cross-references these, then produces a forensic report with every claim cited to a hashed, cached source PDF. We track each case until the named agency or recipient publicly responds, and we time-stamp every status change.

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