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San Francisco, CA

SAN FRANCISCO CHAPTER OF THE A PHILLIP RANDOLPH INSTITUTE

EIN 20-3787594
Justice, Rights & Public Safety Community Organizing & Social Justice Black communities Low-income
Mission

The A. Philip Randolph Institute San Francisco (APRISF) supports racial equality and economic justice and advocates for economically disadvantaged communities in San Francisco through community engagement, workforce development, youth leadership, and civic participation. ([aprisf.org](https://www.aprisf.org/))

IRS-recognized 501(c)(3) public charity Contributions are tax-deductible

About SAN FRANCISCO CHAPTER OF THE A PHILLIP RANDOLPH INSTITUTE

The A. Philip Randolph Institute San Francisco (APRISF) is a local chapter of the national APRI network that has served the Bayview–Hunters Point community since the 1990s, focusing on economic self-sufficiency, workers' rights, and civil rights for residents of Southeast San Francisco. ([aprisf.org](https://www.aprisf.org/)) APRISF runs a set of programmatic pillars including workforce development (partnering with CityBuild and the Office of Workforce and Economic Development), youth development programs such as the Resilient Youth Leadership Academy (paid internships), voter education and registration work, a Community Innovation Lab, and participation in the India Basin Restoration/Equitable Park Development initiatives. ([aprisf.org](https://www.aprisf.org/workforce-development.html)) The organization is an active, registered 501(c)(3) (EIN 20-3787594) with recent Form 990 filings showing multi-year operating budgets and receipts; public filings indicate revenues and program-scale growth in recent fiscal years. ([projects.propublica.org](https://projects.propublica.org/nonprofits/organizations/203787594?utm_source=openai))

Notable achievements

National ‘Chapter of the Year’

APRISF’s youth programming contributed to the chapter winning the national APRI “Chapter of the Year” recognition and sending multiple youth delegates to the national youth leadership conference. ([aprisf.org](https://www.aprisf.org/youth-development.html))

Resilient Youth Leadership Academy (RYLA)

Operates an 8-week paid Resilient Youth Leadership Academy that provides internships and civic leadership training for high school and early-college students in San Francisco. ([aprisf.org](https://www.aprisf.org/youth-development.html))

Local workforce partnerships

Serves as a provider and recruitment partner for CityBuild Academy and other local workforce initiatives, offering case management and pre-apprenticeship training that connect residents to union construction trades and remediation/construction jobs tied to local development projects. ([aprisf.org](https://www.aprisf.org/workforce-development.html))

At a glance

Total assets
$1.7M
Annual revenue
$1.8M
Tax status
501(c)(3)Public charity
EIN
20-3787594
Location
San Francisco, CA
Website
www.aprisf.org
On Mahalo since
April 2026

Financial figures from the IRS Business Master File, the IRS’s registry of tax-exempt organizations.

Recognition

Listed and active in public nonprofit records (501(c)(3) status, EIN 20-3787594) and recent Form 990 filings showing organizational revenues and assets in public databases. ([projects.propublica.org](https://projects.propublica.org/nonprofits/organizations/203787594?utm_source=openai))
Named as a partner or stakeholder in San Francisco planning and workforce documents, including the Citywide Workforce Development plan and local India Basin equitable development planning. ([media.api.sf.gov](https://media.api.sf.gov/documents/Agenda_Item_8_FY_24-29_Citywide_Workforce_Development_Plan_adopted.pdf?utm_source=openai))
Recognized locally for youth and community engagement through documented program activity and community-facing services such as the Community Innovation Lab and voter outreach efforts. ([aprisf.org](https://www.aprisf.org/community-innovation-lab.html))

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