Tenderloin Neighborhood Development Corporation vs Tenderloin Hoiusing Clinic
the contrasts between the two largest San Francisco supportive housing units are staggering. Both have similar goals, but take very different approaches in how they do it.
Tenderloin Neighborhood Development Corporation (TNDC)
Tenderloin Housing Clinic (THC)
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Some of these agencies are paying sizeable salaries to their top employees. Tom Nolan, the executive director at Project Open Hand, which provides meals to the homebound and critically ill, took in $184,000 in 2006. John Eckstrom, the CEO of the Haight Ashbury Free Clinics earned $160,000 that same year, according to the nonprofit’s tax records. Randy Shaw, who heads up the Tenderloin Housing Clinic, was paid $104,757.