San Francisco is grappling with issues surrounding its nonprofit sector, including allegations of fraud and mismanagement. A city investigation revealed that J&J Community Resource Center allegedly engaged in double billing and submitted false invoices for items such as alcohol, cigars, and motorcycle rentals, defrauding the city of over $100,000. In response, the city has banned the nonprofit from receiving city contracts and grants. This incident is part of a broader pattern of corruption within the nonprofit sector, with eight nonprofits now under investigation for wage theft and misappropriation of funds. Additionally, the head of the newly-created Mayor's Office of Nonprofit Services left her role within a year amid challenges, including a new invoicing system that has left some nonprofits struggling to receive payments. Mayor London Breed's administration is taking steps to address these issues.