Kyriell Noon, CEO of Hamilton Families, has been serving the most vulnerable populations in the San Francisco Bay Area for over 20 years. As someone who grew up in public housing and who was raised by a single working mother, he brings a personal commitment to Hamilton Families’ work.
Kyriell Noon oversees Hamilton Families’ homeless shelter and transitional housing programs in the city of San Francisco and its Rapid Re-Housing and eviction prevention programs in the nine county Bay Area region and beyond. Under his leadership, Hamilton Families is shoring up its core programmatic competencies in better ways, expanding its ability to rapidly respond to sudden housing crises and meet the needs of an unprecedented number of people uprooted and displaced because of the COVID-19 pandemic. Read Kyriell’s bio. Follow Kyriell on Twitter.
“I am a person who searches for solutions, and my hope is that we—community partners, advocates, supporters, and staff—build an equitable Bay Area for all our neighbors and friends.”
More about what Hamilton Families is doing differently to end family homelessness
Kyriell Noon in conversation with Ebony Beckwith, CEO of the Salesforce Foundation and Chief Philanthropy Officer of Salesforce
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Hamilton the musical’s Christopher Henry Young and Kyriell Noon on serving the Black and African American community
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Rabbi Ryan Bauer, Ted Maidenberg, Kyriell Noon, and Paula Pretlow on the state of family homelessness
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Media Highlights
April 1, 2022
Riskworld Community Service Project to bring hope and aid to homeless families in San Francisco • APN News
January 24, 2021
OPINION: America’s Other Front Line • The New York Times
March 22, 2022
S.F. pledged to end family homelessness. It failed, but there’s new hope with a SoMa building • SF Chronicle
December 1, 2020
Shelter from the Storm with Kyriell Noon • Vassar Quarterly
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