SF · Housing
GG-2026-001
THC master leases — $533M kept of $640M
THC · SF Housing
From 990s and board records to CMS data, SOS filings, and court records, we trace public money across every level of government. We expose the frauds, the grifts, and the structural failures that enable them.
GovGrift illustration · cumulative city payments vs. landlord pass-through, FY2007–FY2026
Since 2007, San Francisco has paid Tenderloin Housing Clinic about $640M to operate SRO master-leases. Roughly $107M reached the actual landlords. We traced the $500M+ gap, the related-party network behind 23 of 24 buildings, and the audit holes that let the spread stay invisible.
SF · Housing
GG-2026-001
THC · SF Housing
SF · Homelessness
GG-2026-002
Urban Alchemy / Mid-Market Fdn. · SF Homelessness
SF · Housing
GG-2026-003
MOHCD · SF Housing
SF · Youth
GG-2026-004
DCYF · SF Youth
SF · Infrastructure
GG-2026-006
SF Public Works · SF Infrastructure
SF · Transit
GG-2026-007
SFMTA · SF Transit
SF · Emergency
GG-2026-008
SF Controller · SF Emergency
SF · Justice
GG-2025-024
SF Pretrial Diversion / APD · SF Justice
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.
We only send when we publish.