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Rise Together History & Progress

Rise Together History & Progress. Rewinding the clock to 2010

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Rise Together History & Progress

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Rewinding the clock to 2010

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United Way Report

1 in 5 Bay Area Families Cannot Make Ends Meet

Rewinding the clock to 2010

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The United Way Board declared

1 in 5 is not OK

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April 2010: poverty in ½

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Knew it was possible … … only if we came together as a community

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Formed Steering Councildeveloped comprehensive Roadmap

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Launched Rise TogetherCommunity-owned movement

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FPL is not sufficient as a measureDoes not take into account true costs – need for Self Sufficiency Standard

$1,600

$1,591

$895

$407

$522

$502

$1,127

Average Monthly Expenses for aBay Area Family of Four

Housing- 24%

Child Care- 24%

Food- 14%

Transportation- 6%

Health Care- 8%

Misc.- 8%

Taxes- 17%

Percentage of Budget

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657,000 Bay Area HHs living under SSS29% of households

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Even with recent minimum wage increases, families still need 3 to 4 minimum wage jobs

$22,984

$79,092

Current SF Minimum Wage($11.05/hr)

Self-Sufficiency Standard(Family of 4)

Making Ends Meet in San Francisco

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Bay Area grappling with rising costs of basic needs

$1,600 $1,591

$1,127

$895

$522

Ave

rage

Mon

thly

Cos

ts

Monthly Expenses for a Family of 4(change from 2008)

Housing Child Care Taxes Food Health Care

+ 12%+ $195

+ 18%+ $283

+ 6%+ $55 + 36%

+ $189

+ 24%+ $283

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Wages of low income earners not keeping pace

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64%

47%

40%35%

30%All

Households(29%)

Single Mother Headof Households

Families w/ YoungChildren

Immigrant Headof Households

Man of Color Headof Households

Senior Head ofHouseholds

Critical Populations Endure Poverty at Higher Rates Than the General Population

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• 28% of Bay Area Latino and 24% of Black male youth have 3rd grade reading proficiency vs. 81% of White male youth

• 55% of Black and 44% of Latino males dropped out of high school, vs. 30% of White males in Oakland Unified School District

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The social sector good at tinkering around the edges…

to cut poverty, start here

Core Problems

Solutions that Tinker

on the Margins

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Rise TogetherTackling the core problems, together

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Core Problems