The most ambitious part of San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie’s agenda — a pledge to add 1,500 homeless shelter beds in just six months — is running into its first political speedbumps. In the Tenderloin,

Lurie’s anti-poverty nonprofit, Tipping Point Community, announced today an $11 million pilot program to support families facing homelessness.

San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie on Tuesday unveiled a public-private partnership to help families experiencing homelessness, funded by his former Tipping Point Community nonprofit.

As a mayoral candidate, Daniel Lurie said he wanted to tap private dollars to fund San Francisco’s efforts to fight homelessness. Now, as mayor, he’s declaring his first official public-private partnership to that effect — with the charity he founded.

San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie announced his first official public-private partnership with Tipping Point Community, the charity he founded. Tipping Point, an anti-poverty nonprofit organization he created 20 years ago,