THE MILES HALL FOUNDATION INC

Programs

1. 3.5 community education and outreach general the miles hall foundation provided year-round community education and outreach focused on mental health awareness, stigma reduction, early intervention, and crisis prevention. Through workshops, public events, forums, partnerships, and awareness campaigns, the organization connected community members with behavioral health resources and promoted culturally responsive approaches to healing and support. Outreach efforts increased public understanding of mental health and awareness of non-police crisis response resources.

   $77,748 spent$38,000 earned by the program
   46% of program spending

2. 3.1 policy and legislative advocacy the miles hall foundation engaged in policy and legislative advocacy focused on improving behavioral health crisis response systems and advancing non-police alternatives to emergency response. The organization collaborated with policymakers, behavioral health leaders, impacted families, and community stakeholders to support equitable mental health policies centered on prevention, dignity, and community care. Activities included public education, systems engagement, coalition participation, and support for legislation designed to reduce the criminalization of mental illness and expand access to compassionate crisis response services.

   $29,420 spent
   18% of program spending

3. 3.6 youth programs the miles hall foundation developed and supported youth-centered programs that promoted mental health awareness, leadership development, emotional wellness, and violence prevention. Programs included youth summits, school partnerships, culturally responsive wellness activities, mentorship opportunities, and educational workshops that encouraged open conversations about mental health, identity, coping skills, and community support. These efforts prioritized safe spaces where young people felt seen, heard, and supported.

   $27,482 spent$10,000 earned by the program
   16% of program spending

4. 3.3 988 california the miles hall foundation participated in statewide education, advocacy, and partnership efforts related to californias implementation of the 988 behavioral health crisis response system under ab 988, the miles hall lifeline and suicide prevention act. Activities included community engagement, stakeholder collaboration, public awareness, and advocacy to strengthen californias behavioral health crisis infrastructure and expand access to non-police crisis response services.

   $10,792 spent
   6% of program spending

5. 3.2 a3 miles hall crisis center the miles hall foundation supported implementation, public awareness, and community accountability efforts connected to a3: the miles hall crisis hub in contra costa county. A3 provides 24/7 non-police mobile crisis response services through trained behavioral health clinicians and peer responders for individuals experiencing mental health crises. Tmhfs work helped ensure the system remained grounded in equity, lived experience, trauma-informed care, and community trust while increasing awareness and use of non-law enforcement crisis response options.

   $7,292 spent
   4% of program spending

6. 3.4 988 federal the miles hall foundation engaged in national education, advocacy, and partnership efforts related to the federal implementation of the 988 suicide and crisis lifeline. The organization elevated the importance of culturally responsive, community-based crisis response systems and shared the lived experiences of impacted families to inform broader discussions around mental health crisis care, suicide prevention, and alternatives to law enforcement intervention.

   $7,292 spent
   4% of program spending

7. 3.7 impacted family support the miles hall foundation provided support, connection, and advocacy for individuals and families impacted by mental health-related trauma, crisis, violence, and systemic inequities. Services included emotional support, community referrals, subsidized therapy assistance, peer connection, and resource navigation. The organization also created spaces for impacted families to share their experiences, access support, and participate in advocacy focused on healing, prevention, and systems change.

   $7,252 spent
   4% of program spending

The 7 programs described on its FY2025 Form 990, listed largest first by expense. Program spending in total: $167,278.