Edgewood Center

We provide the people, place, and path for exceptional
youth mental healthcare. https://linktr.ee/edgewoodcenter Please call 415-682-3278 for assistance.

Our Crisis Stabilization Unit (CSU) is open and accepts referrals 24/7.

01/30/2026

To kick off 2026, our incredible Auxiliary hosted Shine in the New Year at Edgewood ✨, a celebration for youth on campus, complete with hair stylists and a barber, beauty products from Project Glimmer, nail art, face masks, flower vases, and spirited games of bingo.
It was a joyful chance for clients and staff to relax, be pampered, and look ahead to all that 2026 will bring. Huge thanks to our Auxiliary and partners for helping our young people start the year feeling seen, celebrated, and cared for.

01/02/2026

Wishing our Edgewood community a hopeful New Year. 💙

As we close out 2025, gratitude is front and center—for the children, youth, and families who trusted us with their stories, and for the donors, partners, volunteers, and staff who made healing possible this year.

In 2026, Edgewood will celebrate 175 years of serving Bay Area children, youth and families, continuing to provide the people, place, and path for exceptional youth mental healthcare across the region. Thank you for walking alongside us and believing that every young person deserves safety, support, and hope.

From all of us at Edgewood: Happy New Year. 💙

12/30/2025

At this time of year, we’re reflecting on the power of simply showing up and never giving up. 💙

Two years ago, De’Andra’s 9-year-old daughter lost her father and was overwhelmed by grief. As a single mom who had also experienced loss young, De’Andra recognized her daughter’s pain but felt helpless to reach her.

Everything began to change when her daughter connected with Edgewood’s School-Based Behavioral Health Services and met Wendy, a caring clinician who helped her learn to trust again, share her feelings, and find her smile.

Thousands of youth across the Bay Area are carrying anxiety, grief, and trauma that’s too heavy for young shoulders. Your support helps Edgewood meet them where they are, with consistent, compassionate care that helps them heal.

💙 Read their story and help us reach more youth and families in 2026: impact2025.edgewood.org

💙 Please consider making a year-end gift today so more children can heal, thrive, and smile again: https://give.edgewood.org/campaign/620402/donate

12/28/2025

Big gratitude shoutout to our neighbors at Colhado Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Academy! 💙

This small business hosted a toy drive and donated toys to Edgewood clients on campus, helping ensure every young person received a gift for the winter holidays.

We are so grateful for Colhado and all of our small business partners who show up for our youth and families in such thoughtful ways.

12/26/2025

When Carmy first walked into Edgewood’s Drop-In Center, they thought they were just getting a tour. What they found instead was a community.

Between work and daily challenges, Carmy discovered essentials like food, hygiene items, and bus tokens, and something deeper: a safe, judgment-free space to rest, recharge, and simply be themself.

This is what belonging looks like. And it’s only possible because of supporters like you.
Your gift ensures that young adults like Carmy have a place to turn when they need support, connection, and hope. Because everyone deserves to feel a sense of belonging.

✨ Read Carmy’s story and help us keep these doors open for young adults who need connection and hope in our Impact Report: https://impact2025.edgewood.org/
🧡 Donate today and make your year-end gift count: https://give.edgewood.org/campaign/620402/donate

12/25/2025

Therapy dog Zay and Anne Magill were at our Vicente Street campus today to share holiday cheer with our youth and staff. Thank you Zay and Anne for bringing smiles to our youth throughout the year as part of our partnership with the SPCA of San Francisco.

12/23/2025

This report is really about you. 💙

Our FY 2025 Annual Report spotlights what your support made possible—from expanded services to new initiatives in youth mental health across the Bay Area.

Thanks to you, we reached over 4,000 children, youth, and families. Thank you!

Take a look at what we achieved together: https://impact2025.edgewood.org/

12/06/2025

Yesterday, our friends at Grosvenor brought back one of our favorite holiday traditions at Edgewood: the Gingerbread House Extravaganza! ✨🍕🏠
Volunteers and our Vicente Street campus youth came together to share pizza, listen to holiday music, and build the sweetest gingerbread creations—filling our space with laughter, creativity, and connection.
A huge thank you to the Grosvenor team for spending the afternoon with us and making the season a little brighter for our youth. We’re so grateful for your partnership and holiday spirit. 🎄

12/03/2025

Thanks to you, we did it! ❤️❤️❤️

We are THRILLED to share that our Giving Tuesday campaign exceeded our ambitious goal. Together we raised $60,868, more than double what we raised last year.
GO EDGEWOOD, GO!!

Thank you to the members of our Edgewood community who shared their stories:
Debra, Grandmother and Edgewood Kinship Program Particpant
Anne Magill, Grace’s mother, Edgewood Former Board President, Former Auxiliary President, Volunteer, and Major Donor
Edgewood Food Bank team
Justine King, Edgewood Director of the Crisis Stabilization Unit
Lynn Dolce, Edgewood CEO

If you missed them yesterday, check out their videos on our page.

Thanks to the incredible generosity of donors to The Grace Magill Fund and our Board of Directors, your gift was matched dollar-for-dollar, doubling the impact of your generosity.

There’s still time to give! Some of you have asked if we can still accept gifts toward this year’s Giving Tuesday, so we have extended the campaign! Any gifts received through this Friday at midnight will count!

Thanks to you, we can continue serving the thousands of youth and families who turn to Edgewood for hope and healing.

https://give.edgewood.org/tuesday25

12/03/2025

Final hours to give: be the hope a young person needs.

Your support for Edgewood this Giving Tuesday is more than a gift, it is an act of hope for thousands of Bay Area children, youth, and families facing mental health challenges. Across 15 programs, Edgewood provides the people, places, and paths that make healing possible: caring professionals, safe spaces, and proven services that help young people rebuild their lives.
In our Giving Tuesday message, CEO Lynn Dolce shares why a gift today matters so deeply. With your support, youth struggling with trauma, anxiety, or loss can find stability, strength, and the chance to thrive.

Thanks to The Grace Magill Fund and our Board of Directors, every Giving Tuesday gift is matched dollar‑for‑dollar, up to $26,891, doubling your impact for youth mental health.
Give boldly today and help ensure every young person who turns to Edgewood finds a community ready to walk beside them.
https://give.edgewood.org/campaign/745716/donate

12/02/2025

Because of you, grandparents like Debra can find hope.

When Debra became guardian to her grandchildren, Dreama and Derek‑Steve, a family crisis became a story of love, resilience, and healing through Edgewood’s Kinship Program. With therapy, guardianship assistance, and respite care, Debra found the support she needed to create stability and joy for her family.

Today, Dreama and Derek‑Steve laugh freely, surrounded by love and security, and Debra shares, “Edgewood helped me take care of my grandkids, but they also helped me take care of myself.”
This Giving Tuesday, your gift supports Kinship and the many programs that serve thousands of youth and families each year. And thanks to The Grace Magill Fund and our Board of Directors, every gift will be matched dollar‑for‑dollar, up to $26,891, doubling your impact for families like Debra’s.

Give today and help more caregivers and children find hope.
https://give.edgewood.org/campaign/745716/donate

12/02/2025

Food insecurity is real. The uncertainty around SNAP benefits has revealed just how many of our neighbors rely on Edgewood’s Food Bank. We serve 265 individuals in 105 households annually, distributing 95 boxes every other week.
This , your support keeps our shelves stocked and our community strong. Join us in bringing hope and groceries home. And thanks to The Grace Magill Fund and our Board of Directors, every gift will be matched dollar‑for‑dollar, up to $26,891, doubling your impact for families like Debra’s.

https://give.edgewood.org/campaign/745716/donate

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Founded in San Francisco in 1851 as a refuge for orphans of the Gold Rush, Edgewood is the oldest children’s nonprofit in the western U.S. Today, Edgewood operates residentially-based, community-based, and school-based programs throughout San Francisco, San Mateo, and Alameda counties, among others.

Edgewood Center for Children and Families has a bold vision: Success is within the reach of every child. Children deserve a safe place free from abuse and neglect where they can learn and grow.

By taking an individual and family-centered approach, Edgewood is able to help thousands of children, youth, and their families each year who are struggling with mental health challenges, achieve their potential.

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