Ministries & Institutions
Diocesan-Affiliated NonprofitsInsititutions
College
Chaplaincies
Camps & Retreat Centers
Special
Missions
Religious
Societies
Did you know?
DioCal is home to many chartered nonprofits throughout the Bay Area, each offering a range of services. Together, our congregations and institutions serve thousands of individuals annually, providing hope, healing, support, and community.
Institutions
Braid Mission
Making a lasting impact in the lives of youth in foster care
Clausen House
Creating opportunities for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities
Episcopal Impact Fund
Creating Pathways Out of Poverty
Episcopal Community Services
Providing Essential Services to Individuals and Families Experiencing Homelessness
The School for Deacons
Formation | Service | Compass
Good Samaritan Family Resource Center, Inc.
Good Samaritan believes all families and children deserve the opportunity to succeed
Ohlhoff Recovery Programs
We are here to help you!
College Chaplaincies
Stanford Canterbury Foundation
A Diocesan Insitution
College Chaplaincy Supported by the Diocese of California.
Cal Canterbury
A Diocesan Insitution
College Chaplaincy Supported by the Diocese of California.
EcHouse at SF State
College Chaplaincy Supported by the Diocese of California.
Camps & Retreat Centers
The Bishop’s Ranch
A Diocesan Insitution
Sharing a place of rare beauty through hospitality that nourishes spirit, body, and mind.
St. Dorothy’s Rest
A Diocesan Insitution
Where spirit meets nature and everyone can be themselves.
St. Columba’s Inverness (Retreat House)
An inclusive contemplative community incarnating the Mystical Body of Christ in Word, Sacrament, and spiritual intimacy.
Special Missions
Sojourn Chaplaincy at SF General Hospital
Comprehensive spiritual and emotional support for everyone who needs it.
Bayview Mission
A Welcoming Community and Safe Haven for All Generations in Bayview Hunters Point
Religious Societies
Society of St. Francis
San Damiano Friary
Vowed Franciscan Brothers in the Episcopal Church, and part of a worldwide Anglican Franciscan community. They live together in community after the pattern of many Franciscans before us, and under vows of poverty, chastity and obedience. A way of life over 800 years old, but with a fresh and new vision. Living a blended life of contemplation and active service to the most vulnerable in our communities.
Community of
St. Francis
The Community of St. Francis is an international community of women belonging to the Anglican Communion who seek to live the Gospel life fervently in the Church and the world, after the example of St. Francis of Assisi.
