The Gubbio Project
Civic and Social OrganizationsCalifornia, United States11-50 Employees
The Gubbio Project operates within faith-based spaces in San Francisco, offering daytime shelter and supportive services to people experiencing homelessness. Its primary offerings include Sacred Sleep, a Breakfast Program, Sanctuary Services that provide hygiene items and referrals, and the Interface Chaplaincy Program, all designed to address the physical, social, psychological, and spiritual needs of guests. Serving approximately 300 unhoused individuals daily, the organization preserves a clean, quiet, and safe environment by utilizing the spaces of St. Boniface Church in the Tenderloin and St. John the Episcopal Church in the Mission area. The project aims to foster understanding and shared responsibility among church, school, and neighborhood communities while operating in the civic and social sector to meet immediate shelter and welfare needs. Based in San Francisco, California, The Gubbio Project functions with a local footprint that centers on shelter access and holistic well-being for unhoused residents through its unique use of worship spaces during the day.