yepmost game are toxic in community <| sep |> False Alarm is easily the best <| sep |> overlapping nonprofits with highlypaid executives ~~ Citation needed ~~~~ I ' ll bust out the Homelessness Myth Bot when I get back in front of my computer . ~~ Homelessness Myth Bot says Nope ! Jennifer Friedenbach , the director of the coalition , is probably the best known , most quoted person in the city ' s homeless advocacy world . It ' s understandable that some view her as contributing to the homeless problem she fights against a lot of City Hall proposals . But if she ' s in the job for the riches , she ' s failing miserably . She makes $ 16 . 20 an hour and works 30 hours a week for an annual salary of just over $ 25 , 000 . The coalition pays nine employees those without children make $ 15 an hour , and those with kids make $ 16 . 20 an hour . The annual budget is $ 387 , 000 and comes entirely from private donations , mostly from people who read the Street Sheet newspaper . Larry Muraoka , a homeless man , packs up his belongings as police and a Department of Public Works employee assess the situation on Division Street in San Francisco in March 2 . Photo Gabrielle Lurie , Special To The ChroniclePhoto Gabrielle Lurie , Special To The ChronicleLarry Muraoka , a homeless man , packs up his belongings as police and a Department of Public Works employee assess the situation on Division Street in San Francisco in March 2 . But how is Friedenbach not homeless herself in this exorbitantly expensive city ? She and her husband , a teacher , live with their two kids in a 960 squarefoot house in the Mission they bought 19 years ago for $ 185 , 000 . Friedenbach has heard the myth that she ' s living large and the coalition is just a big scam . We have a pretty strong philosophy at the organization around not profiting off of poverty , she said . Profiting she ' s certainly not . l i k e h o melessproblemnotgoingaway 7238304 . phpAlso ' I did the math ' 3 to debunk a claim that Most of homelessness spending money goes towards paying the salaries of the nonprofit executives and heads . The implication is baseless and silly . Looking at supportive housing services , for example , the city budgeted ~$ 15 . 5 MM to Tenderloin Housing Clinic , and ~$ 6 . 9 MM to Episcopal Community Services in 2014 . 51064 The respective total executive salaries were approx $ 470 , 000 total for four THC ' s directors 9426817060 b 5 a 25569 . pdf , and approx $ 228 , 000 total for two of ECS ' s directors 9430967160 b 9355339 . pdf . Not even considering those directors have other work beyond the scope covered by what the city pays them for supportive housing services , their salaries are just ~ 3 % of their organization ' s portion of spending in that categorization . That ' s not even anything close to Most of that money as claimed . This bot is not really a bot . Let me know if I ' m wrong or missed anything . I mostly just want to dispel the common m y t h s S a n F r a n c i s cansknowabouthomelessisnt 7224018 . php ? tf 2 d 3735 d 67 about San Francisco h o m e l e s s n e s s l i k e h o melessproblemnotgoingaway 7238304 . php ? t 668 acdd 1 fe