Don’t miss the only event in San Francisco that honors our neighborhood groups, associations and individuals who make a difference in San Francisco. Have a project or unsung hero you want to nominate? Click here: https://sfbeautiful.org/award-nominations/ Deadline for nominations is October 8th at 6 pm Questions? Call Darcy Brown at 415-307-7707 or email grace@sfbeautiful.org AWARD CATEGORIES The… Read More
Some LWHS students have taken on Prop C in SF as an issue that they care about. Please visit the website to learn more about the ongoing housing issues in San Francisco and this proposed solution. If you are interested in getting involved, there is a regular scheduled phone banking every Wednesday from 5:30-8:30 pm at… Read More
SF Department of Public Health is seeking input from populations most impacted by sugary drinks in order to develop funding priorities. SFDPH started by convening focus groups to learn from the community what their needs, capacity and desires related to healthy eating and active living. As our next course of action, SFDPH is hosting 3 town halls… Read More
Join Walk SF and San Francisco Transit Riders to share with city staff how to make Mission Street safer through our walk and ride audit! Event Info: Date: September 9th, 2018 Time: 11:30-1:00 PM Where: Excelsior Playground Clubhouse Russia Ave & Madrid San Francisco, CA 94112 Read More
The members of the San Francisco Graffiti Advisory Board (GAB) would like to invite you to participate in the 2018 Graffiti Huddle: Zero Graffiti — Smart Solutions! The Huddle goals are to create a network of neighborhood and business representatives to share ideas, best practices and innovative campaigns aimed at eradicating graffiti vandalism. The Huddle program… Read More
2018 Gooddler Social Innovation Youth Summit, co-hosted with the United Nations will take place in SF Bay Area on October 20-21, 2018. Not often our Bay Area youth get to engage with the United Nations, here is their chance. A unique format and electrifying speakers offer youth a clear path to plug into the global movement… Read More
The Tutor Corps Foundation has been working to support the community for over 15 years, and offers grants to support innovative student projects that make a positive, sustainable impact. Projects may address issues such as poverty, education, health, the environment, and more. Past student projects have impacted local communities, larger issues in the state of California, or… Read More