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San Francisco Relief Survey

by Charles J. O'Connor

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10 | Grants to Charitable Organizations

A. by Denominations and Nature of Work

Auspices
under which
grants were
administered
GRANTS
USED IN
All
grants
Non-
sectarian
work
Sectarian
work
Catholic$93,720$49,000$142,720
Protestant88,59820,500109,098
Jewish5,00034,00039,000
Non-sectarian285,600..285,600
Total$472,918$103,500$576,418

B. by Denominations

Organizations
aided
GRANTS ADMINISTERED UNDERAll
grants
Roman
Catholic
auspices
Protestant
auspices
Jewish
auspices
Non-
sectarian
auspices
Benevolent organizations$38,000$12,600$20,000$66,000$136,600
Homes28,0004,2003,00043,50078,700
Orphanages22,00020,693..13,50056,193
Organizations for aiding children27,50017,700..26,55071,750
Kindergartens220..1,00010,15011,370
Schools7,500......7,500
Hospitals10,00022,90510,00070,500113,405
Clinics......12,80012,800
Settlements3,0009,0005,00029,50046,500
Missions..1,000....1,000
Miscellaneous6,50021,000..13,10040,600
Total$142,720$109,098$39,000$285,600$576,418

In addition to the grants mentioned in the table there was paid from the New York Chamber of Commerce Fund, to St. Luke’s Hospital $25,000, and to the Children’s Hospital $25,000. The Massachusetts Association for the Relief of California sent to the University of California Hospital $100,000.

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