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COMMUNITY CALENDAR: FEBRUARY EDITION #652
Updated: 2/4/2021
ASSISTANCE FOR THOSE AFFECTED BY COVID-19
This sec on includes: childcare, food, funding, jobs, income assistance, online educa on for children and more
SMALL BUSINESSES AND EMPLOYERS
WHO: California Department of Public Health (CDPH) Office of Health Equity (OHE)
WHAT: Upstream-Oriented RFA for Nonprofit CBOs Serving the Diverse Needs of California
WHEN: The submission deadline is 5 PM Pacific March 2, 2020.
CONTACT/NOTES: The California Department of Public Health (CDPH) Office of Health Equity (OHE) will be
administering $5M from the Centers for Disease and Control Epidemiology and Laboratory Capacity Grant
(totaling $499M) to ~16-30 community based organiza ons led by and serving communi es facing inequi es in
COVID-19 impacts and infec on. This funding is intended to advance the State’s work to close racial, ethnic,
and other dispari es related to COVID-19 and associated chronic condi ons. Community-Based Organiza ons
will use the funding for pilot projects to reduce underlying inequi es in the social determinants of health that
have contributed to dispropor onate harm from the Coronavirus among certain communi es. The COVID-19
Health Equity Pilot Projects RFA is now live on the Office of Health Equity (OHE) RFA Webpage and the Grant
Portal Webpage.
COVID-19 UPDATES - VACCINES, TESTING OPTIONS, SUPPORT, ETC.
WHO: City & County of San Francisco
WHAT: Get no fied when you're eligible for the COVID-19 vaccine
CONTACT: h ps://sf.gov/get-no fied-when-youre-eligible-covid-19-vaccine
NOTES: The long-awaited Paycheck Protec on Program 2.0 launched on January 11th! And, just like with the
PPP in 2020, borrowers will work through a lending partner (bank or financial ins tu on) approved by the
Small Business Administra on. This me, borrowers are divided into two groups: First Draw (for individuals and
organiza ons that did NOT apply for/receive PPP round 1) and Second Draw (for individuals and organiza ons
that received PPP round 1.) Organiza onal eligibility, use of funds, and melines will all be covered in this
webinar. We are delighted to welcome SBA San Francisco District Director Julie Clowes back to help us
understand the PPP Round 2 with the same level of knowledge, pa ence, and non-jargon English as she
provided nonprofits during the through the 2020 PPP.
1WHO: City & County of San Francisco
WHAT: Help and Support If You Test Posi ve for COVD-19 - Virtual Assistant Tool
WHERE: San Francisco
WHEN: Ongoing
CONTACT: Please contact Thomas Knoble at thomas.knoble@sfdph.org if you have any ques ons about the
Virtual Assistant Tool.
NOTES: San Francisco is deploying a new tool via text messaging to support you in case you test posi ve for
COVID. It helps with case inves ga on and contact tracing while linking you to an online ques onnaire about
your health, needs for City support, and close contacts who might have been exposed to COVID-19. It is
confiden al, just like a phone call from the health department. Anyone who tests posi ve for COVID-19 in San
Francisco (and provides a phone number at the me of their test) will receive a text message linking them to
an online ques onnaire about their health, their needs for City support, and their close contacts who might
have been exposed to COVID-19. Close contacts will also receive a text message linking them to this online
ques onnaire, without iden fying who might have exposed them to the virus. In addi on, San Francisco
residents who test posi ve and live in highly impacted neighborhoods of the City will receive a phone call from
the health department. Anyone whose answers to the online ques onnaire indicate that they need help
isola ng safely will receive a phone call from the health department, offering that help. We need all San
Franciscans who receive the text message to respond and to let us know if they need our help in order to slow
the spread of COVID-19. In a surge with a high volume of new cases, this tool will help us more quickly target
our resources to those who need them most. Video demonstra on of the virtual assistant: English:
h ps://youtu.be/nOs4Wen_Za0 | Spanish: h ps://youtu.be/PjRZj9P85QI | For addi onal informa on:
covid19.ca.gov/contact-tracing/ www.cdph.ca.gov/Programs/CID/DCDC/Pages/COVID-19-Contact-Tracing.aspx
WHO: SFDPH & Bayview Opera House
WHAT: FREE Covid-19 Tes ng
WHERE: Bayview Opera House, 4705 3rd Street
WHEN: Every Monday & Thursday 9am-3:30pm
CONTACT: www.bvoh.org
NOTES: BVOH in collabora on with the SF Department of Public Health and COLORS offers free COVID-19
tes ng every Monday and Thursday from 9:00am – 3:30pm. No pre-registra on or appointment needed.
Please wear a mask. Tes ng occurs in the BVOH plaza on 3rd Street (at Newcomb).
WHO: SFDPH
WHAT: FREE Covid-19 Tes ng
WHERE: 90 Kiska Road
WHEN: Tuesdays 10am-3pm
CONTACT: h ps://sf.gov/find-out-about-your-covid-19-tes ng-op ons
NOTES: Pop-up test sites are deployed to various neighborhoods most impacted by COVID-19, in partnership
with community organiza ons. Sites and loca ons can change every 2 weeks, according to need. Only pop-up
test sites with expected capacity are listed. During the current COVID-19 surge, there are longer than normal
wait mes. Drop-ins may be limited toward the end of the day, to make sure all tes ng is done properly. Sites
may also close if it’s raining. Test specimens need to be kept dry. These sites offer COVID-19 tes ng to minors
under the age of 13 with guardian or parental consent. At the test sites, clinicians can also teach parents how
to take a sample for their children.
WHO: La no Task Force
WHAT: Service Provider Working Group (SPWG)/Essen al Non-Profit Worker COVID-19 Tes ng
WHERE: Alabama Street between 19th and 20th
WHEN: Thursdays from 10am-3pm
2NOTES: MLVS in partnership with the La no Task Force is now offering an ‘essen al non-profit workers’ tes ng
line during their public tes ng on Thursdays from 10am - 3pm. The test site runs down Alabama St. between
19th and 20th. Please enter at 20th and join the middle line as this is for service providers. You will complete a
short intake form with basic demographic and contact informa on at which point you will be checked in and
then instructed to enter the le hand line awai ng the tests. The right hand line is for the general public.
Results can take up to 3 days.
WHO: SFDPH & NOW Hunters Point
WHAT: Free COVID-19 Tes ng
WHERE: NOW Hunters Point, 155 Jennings Street
WHEN: Every Friday 9am-3:30pm
CONTACT: Ques ons? Email us at info@nowhunterspoint.org and we'll get right back to you!
NOTES: We are happy to announce that the San Francisco Department of Public Health is extending their
opera ons on our site to con nue to offer COVID tes ng through February! SFDPH will be on site at 155
Jennings Street from 9:00am - 3:30pm to offer this service. There will be separate lanes for cars and
pedestrians so anyone can come to get tested. No pre-registra on or payment required!
WHO: Bayview Child Health Center
WHAT: COVID-19 Vaccine
WHERE: Bayview Child Health Center, 3450 3rd Street, Bldg. 2
WHEN: Ongoing
CONTACT: Call 415-890-2409 and leave a voicemail with your: first name, last name, date of birth, phone
number, which of the categories you fit into. A nurse will call you back within 48 hours & you will be scheduled
for an appointment.
NOTES: We are vaccina ng people who are: 65 years of age or older, healthcare workers, community health
workers, IHSS workers & long-term care residents. If you do not meet this criteria, please call to be added to
the waitlist.
WHO: Southeast Health Center
WHAT: Vaccines to those 65 & older living in 94124 or 94134
WHERE: Southeast Health Center, 2401 Keith Street
WHEN: 9am-3pm Daily
NOTES: Requirement: Must bring proof of age and proof of residences such as a u lity bill or driver’s license.
You do not need an appointment for the Southeast Health Center. This is a Walk-Up Site. Vaccine Brand:
Moderna.
FALL/WINTER EXCLUSIVES
This sec on includes: Holiday events and other seasonal key dates
WHO: San Francisco African American Historical & Cultural Society
WHAT: Black History Month 2021 Celebra on
WHERE: Online
WHEN: See notes for schedule
CONTACT: For more informa on contact the Society: info@sfaahcs.org 415-292-6172
NOTES: City Hall Kickoff Program: Friday, Feb. 5th 12pm-1pm via SFGovTV | Family Histories Program: Friday,
Feb. 12th 6pm-7:30pm via Zoom Mee ng ID: 867 1198 8171 Passcode: 979960 | Public Affairs Forum: Friday,
3Feb. 26th 6pm-7pm via Zoom Mee ng ID: 832 5172 7377 Passcode: 002621 | Genealogy Workshop: Saturday,
Feb. 20th 11am-1pm call 415-292-6127 to register.
WHO: Born and Raised Survivors Community Developers Inc
WHAT: Black SF Unsung She/Heroes “We See You” Black History 2021
WHEN: Saturday, February 6th 6pm-8:30pm
CONTACT: Register
NOTES: Born And Raised Survivors are pleased to announce Black SF Unsung She/Heroes " We See You". Our
celebra on will highlight members of urban Black San Francisco whose stories, work, and dedica on to
change: shall not go unsung. Black SF Unsung She/Heroes event will be filled with love, unity, and respect. As
we shine the bright lights on our greatest warriors and soldiers whose boots are on the grounds. Making
change and bringing their best life experiences to redirect social jus ces. Black SF Unsung She/Heroes will
feature prominent members of urban survival: filled with talented performances and entertainment on fleek.
Voice of Black Social Jus ce, Ms. Felicia Jones will be given her flowers and tribute for her courage and
mo va on to stand for social jus ce, equality and equity for Black San Franciscans, and beyond. Special thanks
to our Black Leaders honorable Madame Mayor London N. Breed, Dir. Dr. Sherly Davis and Shamann Walton!
WHO: San Francisco Public Library
WHAT: SFPL “More than a Month” - Face of Resistance
WHERE: Online
WHEN: February 10th 12pm-1pm
CONTACT: h ps://sfpl.org/events/2021/02/10/presenta on-faces-resistance
NOTES: From the pools of Sutro Baths to the promenades of the Presidio, members of the Black community in
San Francisco have constructed a legacy of resistance against discrimina on that s ll stands today. Join Ranger
Alanna and Ranger Hector to uncover these stories of resilience throughout me.
WHO: Black Health is Wealth
WHAT: 4th Annual Bayview Hunters Point Black History Parade & Caravan
WHERE/WHEN: Monday, February 15, 2021. Meet @ 9:30am Sunnydale YMCA, Arrive @ 10:15am MLK Park,
End @ 11am Bayview Opera House
NOTES: COVID-19 protocol required “mask on”. Food giveaway @ Bayview Opera House
WHO: San Francisco Rebels and Brown Bombers
WHAT: Black History Virtual Sitdown and Essay Contest
WHERE: Online
WHEN: Saturday, February 16th 11am-12:30pm
CONTACT: You must register in advance for this event at sfrebels1990@gmail.com
NOTES: The San Francisco Rebels and. Brown Bombers have really enjoyed si ng down with teens to check in
and see what’s on their minds the past few months. We are also grateful to have Lyryan Russell, a SF na ve
and former basketball star who a ended George Washington High and Sacred Heart Cathedral and earned a
full scholarship to the University of San Francisco. Currently a counselor at Sacred Heart serving as a co host.
This month's conversa on will focus on Black History in addi on to checking in and hearing about teens
successes and challenges thus far in this school year. We also will have an essay contest open to any youth in
SF who wishes to submit on the topic “What does Black History Month means to me” 10 cash prizes have been
donated to go to the winners. We are fortunate to have SF Black Wallstreet to serve as judges. The contest
begins February 1st and runs through February 13th. Winners will be announced at the Virtual Sitdown. All
essays must be 250 words or less and can be mailed to sfrebels1990@gmail.com We’ve added 100% College
Prep to the series so kids can get per nent informa on on college scholarships and deadlines.
4WHO: The YMCA, CYC & Chinatown Community Development Center
WHAT: 11th Annual Bayview Black History Month & Lunar New Year Virtual Celebra on of Culture, Family and
& Tradi on
WHERE: Online
WHEN: Friday, February 19th at 3pm
CONTACT/NOTES: For more informa on, please contact 415-550-1151. Cultural performances will be LIVE on
CYC Facebook, Youtube & event page.
SUMMER RESOURCES AND PROGRAM OFFERINGS
This sec on includes: workshops & trainings, youth programming, summer camps & employment,
events and ac vi es
WHO: Project Pull
WHAT: Summer 2021 Project Pull Team Leader (College intern) Applica on Now Open!!!
WHERE: San Francisco
WHEN: Applica on deadline is February 15th by 5pm
CONTACT: Apply here
NOTES: Project Pull is commi ed to diversifying the San Francisco City and County workforce so that it reflects
the San Francisco community. Through mentoring and work experience, local youth learn skills and values in
leadership, teamwork, integrity, crea vity, community service and self-empowerment. Their achievements
provide the founda on necessary for future success in college and career.
WHO: GIRLFLY in the Gardens 2021 with Flyaway Produc ons
WHAT: SUMMER ART and ACTIVISM PROGRAM
WHERE: 1700 Block of Quesada Ave, San Francisco, CA 94124
WHEN: The program is 4 weeks long and meets as follows: Starts July 6, 2021 & Ends July 30, 2021. Runs
Tuesday-Friday 10:30AM-3:00PM. Two Mandatory Performances FRIDAY EVENING, July 30th at 5:30PM & 7PM
CONTACT: Applica ons are due May 1, 2021. Fill out the applica on online or request one via mail or email.
Once your complete applica on is received, we will contact you to set up an in-person interview. We will no fy
you of your status by June 1, 2021. QUESTIONS? Contact Flyaway Produc ons at 415.672.4111 or
girlflySF@gmail.com.
NOTES: The 2021 Summer Arts & Ac vism Project will bring 20 young women from the Bay Area for four
weeks to: Get hands-on experience in site specific dance, make dances in Quesada Gardens in San Francisco’s
Bayview District, Earn $500, Create original dances and perform them, Learn from working with professional
dance ar sts, Learn about issues of girls’ empowerment, community building, land acknowledgements and
racial jus ce, Research and carry out a Wri ng as Ac vism project, led by an Ethnic Studies professor from SF
State. Connect with young women/GNC youth across neighborhoods, schools, ethnicity, sexual orienta on and
gender iden ty.
WHO: Outward Bound California
WHAT: Hiring for Summer of 2021
WHERE: California
WHEN: Ongoing
CONTACT: To apply and view job descrip ons in full for all our posi ons go to our Careers Page.
NOTES: We believe that all people should have safe access to the outdoors and culturally relevant and
responsive educa onal programming. OBCA is also striving to create an equitable and inclusive internal culture
5where all staff members feel represented and honored for their iden es and lived experiences. We examine
how power, bias, race and other aspects of iden ty impact our organiza on. We work to build a culture where
we are always learning and improving toward a vision for equity and belonging for all staff. We are looking for
team members who can ac vely join us in this process. We are also commi ed to reflec ng the diverse
communi es with whom we work and strongly encourage people of color, LGBTQ+ iden fying folks, and
women to apply.
BAYVIEW HUNTERS POINT PROGRAM OFFERINGS
This sec on includes: on-going health, wellness and enrichment ac vi es
WHO: Rafiki Coali on
WHAT: Yoga with Tanya - Healing from the Inside Out
WHERE: Online via Zoom
WHEN: Now - February 16th 5pm-6pm every Tuesday
CONTACT: Randi Ellis rellis@rafikicoali on.org 415-255-5558
NOTES: Tanya is a cer fied yoga instructor trained in trauma-informed, Raja yoga that is centered in
mindfulness. For more informa on about Tanya: www.sacredrootswellness.earth
WHO: Bayview Opera House
WHAT: Food Pantry
WHERE: Bayview Opera House, 4705 3rd Street
WHEN: Every Monday from 9am-1pm
CONTACT: h ps://bvoh.org/bvoh-food-pantry/
NOTES: Every Monday from 9:00am – 1:00pm community members can register onsite and receive free
groceries from the SF-Marin Food Bank in the BVOH parking lot. Drive up or walk up. Please wear your mask
and prac ce social distancing.
WHO: Tennis Learning Center
WHAT: Tennis Lessons
WHERE: Youngblood Coleman Park
WHEN: Ongoing
CONTACT: For more informa on or to apply, visit www.s ennisandlearning.org
NOTES: The Tennis & Learning Center is an out of school me program that improves the long-term outcomes
of San Francisco’s underserved youth by promo ng academic achievement, health and wellness, and
social-emo onal development, through the sport of tennis.
WHO: Rafiki Coali on
WHAT: Qigong featuring David Wei
WHERE: Online via Zoom
WHEN: Wednesdays 5:30pm-6:30pm
CONTACT: Randi Ellis rellis@rafikicoali on.org 415-255-5558
NOTES: h ps://us02web.zoom.us/j/84769165192 Mee ng ID: 847 6916 5192 Password: RAFIKI
WHO: San Francisco Department of Public Health
WHAT: Southeast Health Center Field Care Clinic - services suspended
WHERE: 2401 Keith Street
6WHEN: Effec ve January 30th
CONTACT/NOTES: The Field Care Clinic services will be suspended for now, and the staff resources and physical
structure of the tent will be diverted towards our COVID-19 vaccina on effort and con nued COVID-19 tes ng.
The physical structure and infrastructure of the Field Care Clinic will remain onsite in the case of another surge.
Southeast Health Center’s services and hours will be as follows: 1) COVID-19 Tes ng: 8am to 12pm and 1pm to
4pm, , 7 days per week, walk-in and appointments for San Francisco Health Network pa ents and
Bayview/Hunters point community members. 2) COVID-19 Vaccina ons: 8am to 12pm and 1pm to 4pm,
Closed 12-1 for lunch, 7 days per week, walk-in and appointments for San Francisco Health Network pa ents
and Bayview/Hunters point community members. 3) Southeast Health Center Primary Care Clinic: 8am- 12pm
and 1pm to 4pm, 5 days per week (Monday through Friday), walk-in and appointments for San Francisco
Health Network pa ents. All a er hours and weekend medical concerns not related to COVID-19 tes ng nor
vaccina ons should be directed to 415-671-7000.
JOB AND INTERN OPPORTUNITIES
This sec on includes: job readiness classes, employment, internships, s pend work
YOUTH (14-21) & TAY: TRANSITIONAL AGED YOUTH (16-24)
WHO: San Francisco Conserva on Corps
WHAT: Accep ng Applica ons - 4 spots le !
WHERE: San Francisco Conserva on Corps, 3450 3rd St., Bldg. 1D, SF
WHEN: Cohort begins Monday, the 8th - apply now!
CONTACT: To apply or for any ques ons contact Jeff Bos c 415-928-7322 x1002 jbos c@sfcc.org
NOTES: Ages 18-25 (commit to 38 hours a week), Come ready to work at 7:30am, Work outdoors, recycling &
more, Earn your HS Diploma (if needed), Career training & job placement assistance, Star ng wage $16.50/hr
WHO: United States Postal Service
WHAT: Free Virtual Job Fair
WHERE: Online
WHEN: Tues, Feb. 9th at 2pm; Weds. Feb. 17th at 10am; Thurs., Feb 25th at 12pm; Fri., March 5th at 3pm
CONTACT: h ps://www.eventbrite.com/o/united-states-postal-service-31821017733
NOTES: Start a New Career with the UNITED STATES POSTAL SERVICE. Join our team and provide a vital,
essen al service to your community. The United States Postal Service is offering a free Virtual Job Fair, to tell
you about our jobs and show you how to apply.
WHO: New Door Ventures
WHAT: Computer Based Internships
WHEN: Program Begins 2/9/21
CONTACT: Apply online
NOTES: New Door Ventures would like to let you know about our upcoming remote employment program. It is
open to low-income youth who are 16-24 years old. We are currently accep ng online applica ons for a
remote cohort that starts on 2/9. We are very excited to have our second cohort that will be given remote jobs
with our business partners. The youth will be able to gain employment without leaving their homes and risking
their health! Below are some important details about this cohort and how it is different from our
pre-pandemic programming. Youth must have access to a reliable computer and internet connec on. But we
7may be able to help them with this if they do not have either or one of these requirements. We will provide
employment educa on in the form of Zoom workshops, remote case management, and remote
computer-based jobs with our business partners. Orienta on and Weekly Workshops will be held via Zoom.
Youth must be available during these mes. Youth must have some experience using a computer since they will
be given remote computer-based jobs with our business partners.
WHO: City & County of San Francisco
WHAT: 2021 Summer Student Intern Program
WHERE: San Francisco
WHEN: Deadline for FIling: February 10, 2021
CONTACT: h ps://www.sfstuden ntern.org/Default.aspx
NOTES: The City and County of San Francisco is seeking student interns for various engineering and
architecture disciplines, to provide support to in-house Engineering · Architecture · Landscape Architecture ·
Planning · Surveying · GIS · IT staff. The City Departments that employ interns are the Airport Commission
(SFO), Department of Building Inspec on (DBI), Department of Technology (DT), Municipal Transporta on
Agency (MTA), Port of San Francisco (Port), San Francisco Public U li es Commission (SFPUC), Public Works,
and Recrea on and Park Department (RPD). Interns will gain on-the-job experience under the guidance of
experienced professional engineers, architects, planners and surveyors. Interns will par cipate in various
ac vi es in the respec ve City Departments.
WHO: Project Pull
WHAT: College Summer Interns
WHEN: Deadline February 15th, 2021 by 5pm
CONTACT: h ps://sfgov.org/projectpull
NOTES: Project Pull is commi ed to diversifying the San Francisco City and County workforce so that it reflects
the San Francisco community. Through mentoring and work experience, local youth learn skills and values in
leadership, teamwork, integrity, crea vity, community service and self-empowerment. Their achievements
provide the founda on necessary for future success in college and career.
WHO: dev/Mission
WHAT: Paid 12 Week Pre-Appren ceship Program
WHEN: February 22 - May 14, 2021 Mon-Thu 4pm-7pm
CONTACT: Learn more & apply www.devmission.org/pre-appren ceship 702.941.1098 info@devmission.org
NOTES: The next genera on of tech talent. IT hardware essen als, IoT (sensors, breadboards, LEDs), Intro to
Coding (HTML, CSS, Javascript), Cri cal Career Skills, Mentorship by industry professionals, Virtual Site visits to
tech startups, Earn a s pend and laptop. Open to San Francisco & Bay Area Residents & must be 16-24 old
WHO: 100 Black Men of the Bay Area
WHAT: “Black Excellence in Tech” Panel Discussion and Hiring Fair
WHERE: Online
WHEN: Tuesday, February 23rd 12pm-1:30pm
CONTACT: Register
NOTES: On February 23rd, at 12pm Pacific, join the 100 Black Men of the Bay Area as we host a virtual panel
discussion and hiring fair on “Black Excellence In Tech”, where we will showcase and highlight a number of
African American leaders in tech who are paving the way for inclusive change. Confirmed panelists include
Erica Johnson of Chime, Edua Dickerson of Service Now, Michelle, Smellie of Couchbase, Taiwo Taiwo Ojetayo,
and Yaw Este of Invitae. Listen to and ask ques ons about their journeys into tech and how they found success.
Learn key strategies on dealing with systemic racism, imposter syndrome, and being the “only one in the
room”. Find out what their organiza ons are doing to become more inclusive and how you can land a role
therein.
8WHO: San Francisco Founda on
WHAT: 2021-2023 Mul cultural Fellowship Program Informa on Session
WHEN: Applica on deadline - Sunday, February 28, 2021 11:59pm PST.
CONTACT: RSVP Now | Learn more about the program.
NOTES: Learn more about the San Francisco’s Founda on Mul cultural Fellowship Program from the
experiences of current Fellows and Alumni. This one hour session is an opportunity for poten al applicants to
gain an in-depth and nuanced perspec ve about what the Fellowship has offered the current cohort of Fellows
and to ask ques ons.
WHO: California State Parks
WHAT: Park Maintenance Worker 1
WHERE: California
WHEN: Open un l filled
CONTACT: Full job descrip on and applica on
NOTES: Under supervision, to do skilled and semiskilled structural and facility maintenance and repair work in
a State park district; lead and train a crew of maintenance employees; in extremely small park districts, to
assist with planning for and supervising the area maintenance program; and to do other related work.
WHO: Tandem, Partners in Early Learning
WHAT: SF Programs - Children’s Book Processing Assistant
WHERE: San Francisco
WHEN: February 2021 - June 30, 2021
CONTACT: h p://tandembayarea.org/join-our-team
NOTES: Earn $20.00 per hour to process and deliver children’s books to preschool sites in San Francisco. This is
a part- me, temporary posi on that is ideal for anyone passionate about suppor ng young children and their
families. No experience necessary!
WHO: Goodwill
WHAT: Full Time Posi ons
WHERE: San Francisco
WHEN: Open un l filled
CONTACT/NOTES: Key Holder (Fillmore) | Director of Learning & Development (Headquarters) | Vice President
of Mission Advancement (Headquarters) | Tech Academy Trainer & Coordinator (750 Post Street)
24+ BAYVIEW JOBS
WHO: En2Ac on
WHAT: Assistant Project Manager
WHERE: San Francisco
WHEN: Open un l filled
CONTACT: For full job descrip on, email pooja@en2ac on.org
NOTES: We are looking for an assistant project manager to provide administra ve and tac cal support
for our different projects. This is a great opportunity for an ambi ous and organized individual to join our
team! The tasks include but are not limited to: ● Assist the team in managing the day-to-day details of each
project ● Communicate and follow up with clients about specific projects ● Conduct research for the different
projects ● Assist the team in report & grant wri ng
9WHO: Rafiki Coali on
WHAT: Outreach Workers and Case Inves gators
WHERE: San Francisco
WHEN: Open un l filled
CONTACT: Please email hr@rafikicoali on.org if interested.
NOTES: If you have a passion for healing and suppor ng community and especially if you are from 94124, we
want you! COVID-19 outreach worker - will represent and engage Bayview/Hunters Point area residents in
pre-test educa on about COVID-19 tes ng, accompany mobile tes ng teams to tes ng events and provide
linkages to resources (i.e. food access, rental assistance, legal aid, etc.) for residents who test posi ve for
COVID-19. The outreach worker will also provide health educa on to clients who test posi ve for COVID-19
and support the clients in crea ng a self-isola on support plan that will allow them to safely isolate in place
while providing daily wellness check-ins to mi gate the spread of COVID-19 in the community. COVID-19 Case
Inves gators/Contact Tracers - provide culturally competent client-centered care for Bayview/Hunters Point
residents who have tested posi ve for COVID-19 and their iden fied contacts. This posi on will help engage
and connect with communi es in response to the impact of COVID-19. Case Inves gators (CI) collaborate with
a team of medical and public health professionals responsible for inves ga ng lab confirmed COVID-19
posi ve pa ents. The CIs are the primary point of contact with pa ents and debrief with Clinical Leads for
follow-up or referral, as necessary.
WHO: Friends of the Children-SF Bay Area
WHAT: Professional Mentor for K-5
WHERE: Serving the Bayview Hunters Point community and the Southeast sector of the San Francisco
WHEN: Rolling Applica ons
CONTACT: gcooke@friendss ayare.org h ps://friendss ayarea.org/about/careers
NOTES: Friends of the Children – SF Bay Area (Friends-SF) is part of a growing na onal network of mentoring
chapters with a proven long-term track record of helping children break the cycle of genera onal poverty.
We employ trained, full- me professional mentors – we call them “Friends” – to provide a stable, caring, and
sustained rela onship in each child’s life. Our program works to empower each child for 12-1/2 years, no
ma er what! Each of our Professional Mentors develops intensive, long-term, trus ng rela onships with eight
children u lizing a trauma informed lens in a classroom se ng.
24+ ADDITIONAL JOBS
WHO: 18 Reasons
WHAT: Assistant Program Manager: Healthy Black Families
WHERE: San Francisco
WHEN: Open un l filled
CONTACT: h ps://18reasons.org/content/assistant-program-manager-healthy-black-families
NOTES: As an Assistant Program Manager, you do not need to be an expert in cooking or nutri on before you
start, but you must be organized, mo vated, and eager to learn. You are meant for this role if you are a lifelong
learner with a passion for community service. We are looking for someone who has a talent for teaching, a
passion for food, cooking, and community service, and who is whole-heartedly enthusias c about growing
with our business. If this is you, we are excited to meet you!
10HOUSING OPPORTUNITIES
This sec on includes: affordable housing, homeownership, homebuyer and credit educa on services
WHO: Habitat for Humanity
WHAT: The Next Genera on: A Panel on Homeownership
WHERE: Online
WHEN: February 4th at noon
CONTACT: Register
NOTES: Please join us for this panel, funded by the Chan Zuckerberg Ini a ve, on Thursday, February 4 as we
bring together first me Habitat Greater San Francisco homeowners and young adults who grew up in Habitat
homes, to reflect on the impacts of growing up with the safety, security, and stability of affordable
homeownership. You will leave this unique discussion: - with a be er understanding of the unique value of
affordable homeownership in improving the lives of mul ple genera ons - equipped with tangible ac ons you
can take to support homeownership opportuni es for low income families through advocacy, fundraising, or
volunteerism - inspired and more connected to the experience and impact of affordable homeownership
WHO: San Francisco Mayor’s Office of Housing and Community Development
WHAT: Rental Opportunity
WHERE: 150 Van Ness Avenue, Units 228 & 721
WHEN: Applica on due February 4, 2021
CONTACT: See lis ng and apply
NOTES: Re-rental, 1 studio and 1 one-bedroom, rent $1233-1410, household must not exceed 55% of the Area
Median Income for 2020 depending on unit
WHO: San Francisco Mayor’s Office of Housing and Community Development
WHAT: Rental Opportunity
WHERE: 270 Turk Street
WHEN: Applica on due February 12, 2021
CONTACT: See lis ng and apply
NOTES: Re-rental, studio, rent $1193-1753, household must not exceed 55-80% of the Area Median Income for
2020 depending on unit
WHO: New Community Leadership Founda on
WHAT: Par cipatory Research Opportunity for Cer fica on of Preference RFP
WHERE: San Francisco
WHEN: Due on February 18th, 2021
CONTACT: If you are interested or for more info: info@nclfinc.org 415-857-1136 www.nclfinc.org.
NOTES: Are you a community-based organiza on interested in collabora ng on a Request for Proposal (RFP) to
locate and provide current contact informa on of individuals who were displaced from their residence decades
ago by the former San Francisco Redevelopment Agency and qualify as Cer ficate of Preference (COP) holders?
The lead organiza on on this project is the New Community Leadership Founda on who will be using a
par cipatory research process modeled a er the Smithsonian. Using online crowdsourcing the Smithsonian
uses digital volunteers to transcribe historical documents remotely. The opportuni es are listed as follows and
summarized below: 1) Interviewing, 2) Outreach, 3) Records Research, 4) Data Entry, and 5) Transcribing.
Training will be provided.
WHO: San Francisco Mayor’s Office of Housing and Community Development
WHAT: Rental Opportunity
11WHERE: Mount Sutro Apartments, 480 Warren Drive
WHEN: Applica on due February 22, 2021
CONTACT: See lis ng and apply
NOTES: New, 1 studio and 1 two-bedroom, rent $1182-1494, household must not exceed 55% of the Area
Median Income for 2020
WHO: Catholic Chari es
WHAT: Par al Rent Subsidy for People Living with HIV/AIDS
WHERE: San Francisco
WHEN: Ongoing
CONTACT: During this me of heightened health safety measures, please call 415 972 1335 to set up an
appointment. If you are unable to call for an appointment, drop in hours are Monday through Friday from
2 - 4 pm. Please be advised that we will conduct a verbal health screening prior to any in-person mee ng.
NOTES: The Par al Rent Subsidy Program is for people living with HIV/AIDS who have been residents of
the City and County of San Francisco for a minimum of one (1) year, and do not currently live in
subsidized housing. ELIGIBLE PARTICIPANTS RECEIVE A SMALL MONTHLY SUBSIDY TO OFFSET RENTAL
EXPENSES Subsidy amount: Single Adults: $250 per month Families: $325 per month
WHO: San Francisco Mayor’s Office of Housing and Community Development
WHAT: Homeownership Opportunity
WHERE: 2956 Arelious Walker Drive aka 900 Gilman Street #12
WHEN: First Come, First Served
CONTACT: See lis ng and apply
NOTES: Resale, 2 bedroom (882 sq. .), sale price $541,455, HOA $231, household must not exceed 100% of
the Area Median Income for 2020
COMMUNITY BUILDING
This sec on includes: mee ngs, events, forums, town halls, & beau fica on projects
WHO: SFMTA
WHAT: Engineering Public Hearing Mee ng
WHEN: Friday, February 5th at 10am
CONTACT: More info here
NOTES: Below lists the D10 agenda items for the virtual (Skype) Streets Division Public Hearing: 25th Street,
between Minnesota Street and Indiana Street – Parking Time Limit. 10. RESCIND--2-HOUR PARKING, MONDAY
THROUGH FRIDAY, 8 AM TO 6 PM, EXCEPT VEHICLES WITH AREA EE PERMIT ESTABLISH--4-HOUR PARKING,
MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY, 8 AM TO 6 PM. 25th Street, south side, from Minnesota Street to Indiana Street.
This proposal would convert one block face, a total of 8 spaces, of RPP parking to 4-hour parking.
WHO: India Basin Project
WHAT: Playground Visioning Survey: India Basin Shoreline Park
WHEN: Survey will be live un l February 5th
CONTACT: Take the survey here
NOTES: We need your input! The India Basin Project partners are building a new children’s play area at the
future India Basin Shoreline Park. Your feedback from this survey will help us design a playground with features
that your family can enjoy for genera ons to come. On February 23, we will present a few op ons and send
12out another survey for you to select your favorite playground design. This online survey takes about 4 minutes
to complete. We encourage your child or children to par cipate, too. Together, you will help us design the
most fun, memorable, and inclusive play area for the Bayview-Hunters Point community!
WHO: San Francisco Youth Commission
WHAT: Youth Budget Town Hall
WHERE: Virtual Pla orm
WHEN: Monday, February 8th 5pm-7:30pm
CONTACT: RSVP via Facebook or Eventbrite
NOTES: The Youth Commission is holding a virtual Youth Budget Town Hall. We have heard over and over that
the budget process is confusing (because it is!) and that youth and/or community organiza ons don’t have
access to those with decision making power. We are hoping to create more budget transparency and want to
hear from you! The Youth Commission is tasked with advising the Mayor, Departments, and Board of
Supervisors on the unmet needs of youth and how to address those through the budget. Especially given the
current budgetary outlook, we’d love for you, youth you work with, and/or other staff from your organiza on
to share issues you are concerned about. We have elected officials and city department staff a ending this
Town Hall with the role of listening to your feedback and answering any ques ons you might have. Due to the
large number of a endees, we are reques ng that you fill out this quick form by 10am on Monday, February
8th, so we know where to place you in the issue-based break out discussions and answer any of your ques ons
regarding budget. If you are a youth, or staff from a youth serving organiza on, we have me for you to 1) ask
ques ons to city department staff and staff for elected officials about the budget and 2) share your thoughts
on the city’s budget transparency and accountability. Please come ready with your ques ons or your thoughts!
WHO: Bayview Hunters Point Community Advocates
WHAT: San Francisco Green New Deal Townhall: A People’s Climate Jus ce & Just Recovery Pla orm
WHERE: Online via Zoom
WHEN: February 10th, 5pm – 7pm each day
CONTACT: RSVP Here
NOTES: Come together as communi es of color, youth, immigrants, workers and union members to shape a
visionary San Francisco Green New Deal & just recovery from the pandemic that will transform our city and set
an example of what is possible for other ci es around the country. With the city slated to release an updated
Climate Ac on Plan in the coming year, the Green New Deal concept capturing the na on’s a en on, and
massive unemployment and rent debt crises impac ng our communi es, now is an ideal me to push an
immigrant, communi es of color and worker-led climate jus ce, just recovery and just transi on agenda in San
Francisco.The goals of this gathering are to bring together workers and community members to learn about
climate jus ce and give feedback so that we can co-create a vision for a Green New Deal in San Francisco.
Please bring any and all of your members who want to learn more about climate jus ce and share ideas about
what a just, green, economy can look like!
WHO: Bayview Opera House
WHAT: 2021 Virtual Gala
WHEN: February 24 6:30pm - Meet & Greet, 7pm - Main Event
CONTACT: Share on Facebook
NOTES: Next month, the Bayview Opera House: Ruth Williams Memorial Theater will be celebra ng Black
History Month with various programs and collabora ve efforts to highlight the Black experience in America.
We will end the month with a virtual gala and we want you to mark your calendars now! Save the date for
“Looking Forward to the Future,” a virtual gala with the Bayview Opera House: Ruth Williams Memorial
Theater on Wednesday, February 24, 2020. We’ll be sharing more details with you in the coming weeks. Un l
then, meet us online to stay connected with our events and programs.
13WHO: San Francisco Human Rights Commission
WHAT: Applica ons for the City’s Repara ons Advisory Task Force Are Now Being Accepted for Considera on
WHERE: San Francisco
WHEN: Open un l filled
CONTACT: h ps://s os.org/african-american-repara ons-advisory-commi ee
NOTES: The San Francisco Human Rights Commission is pleased to announce that applica ons for the City’s
Repara ons Advisory Task Force are now being accepted for membership considera on to the 15 member
advisory body. The task force is the culmina on of the legisla ve efforts spearheaded by San Francisco Board
President, then Supervisor, Shamann Walton (D10). In October 2020 San Francisco announced its plan to
established a 15-member advisory body to dra a plan for paying repara ons for slavery and the ensuing
historical systema c oppression and subjuga on of a en re popula on based solely on race.
COMMUNITY EDUCATION
This sec on includes: presenta ons, workshops, trainings, classes, study groups and clubs
WHO: Warriors Community Founda on & Kaiser Permanente
WHAT: Genera on Thrive w/ UEA x KOO
WHEN: February 4, 2021 4pm-5pm
CONTACT: RSVP here
NOTES: Join us for a virtual workshop promo ng wellness for the field of Black Teachers & Black Non Profit
Leaders by providing innova ve and empowering solu ons.
WHO: Public Defender Offices
WHAT: How Public Defender Offices Implement Policy to End Mass Incarcera on
WHERE: Online
WHEN: Fri, February 5, 2021 12:00 PM – 1:00 PM PST
CONTACT: Register
NOTES: Public Defender Offices play a crucial role in ending mass incarcera on in California. Join us to learn
about the work of a orneys, social workers, and others in Public Defender Offices to implement criminal
jus ce reforms and advocate for clients, communi es, and public safety. Topics will include: Advocacy and
Implementa on of New CA Laws: The Bill Signing is Only the Beginning, Holis c defense: What It Is and Why
It’s So Effec ve, Reentry Support: Planning for Success in the Community, Immigra on Defense: Protec ng the
Rights of Immigrant Communi es, COVID: Decarcera on and Protec ng the Wellbeing of Incarcerated People,
Filling Service Gaps: Crea ng Connec ons that Reduce Recidivism
WHO: Open Door Legal & University of San Francisco School of Law
WHAT: Free Virtual Legal Clinic
WHERE: Online
WHEN: Friday, February 5th 3pm-6pm
CONTACT: To schedule an appointment, call 415-735-4124
NOTES: Get legal assistance with claims for unpaid wages, missed meal and rest breaks, unpaid over me, and
wai ng me penal es.
WHO: Kindergarten to College
WHAT: Middle & Highschool Student Contests
WHEN: Student submission deadline: 5pm, Friday February 5, 2021
14CONTACT: www.k2csf.org k2c@sfgov.org 415.701.2311
NOTES: 5th Grade Art Contest: San Francisco Kindergarten to College is holding an art contest for all 5th school
grade students to express the theme “I am the Future”. Each San Francisco Unified School District (SFUSD)
elementary or K-8 school selects a school winner and submit the school-winning artwork entry to K2C for
considera on to be a city-wide winner. | 6th-8th Grade Poetry Contest: San Francisco Kindergarten to College
is holding a poetry contest for all 6th through 8th school grade students to express the team “I am the Future”.
Each San Francisco Unified School District (SFUSD) middle or K-8 school is encouraged to select a school winner
and submit the school-winning poem to K2C for considera on to be a city-wide winner. | 9th & 10th Grade
Short Video Contest: San Francisco Kindergarten to College is having a High School Video Contest for all 9th
through 10th school grade students to express the team “I am the Future”. Each San Francisco Unified School
District (SFUSD) high school is encouraged to select a school winner and submit the school-winning entry to
K2C for considera on to be a city-wide winner.
WHO: Jumpstart & Pacoima Branch Library
WHAT: 0-5 Reading
WHERE: Online via Zoom
WHEN: Saturday, February 6th at 10am
CONTACT: pcoima@lapl.org add subject “Jumpstart” to receive the Zoom link
NOTES: Every first Saturday of the month, Jumpstart will be partnering with Pacoima Branch Library to bring
you Jumpstart reading workshops for parents, live readings for kids, and to share virtual library resources for
you & your family!
WHO: Parents for Public Schools
WHAT: Return to School Survey
WHERE: Online
WHEN: Submit by Monday, February 8th
CONTACT: Take survey here
NOTES: To be er serve our community, please complete this short survey on sending kids back to school & to
assess parent interest/needs around the school reopening.
WHO: Mental Health Associa on of San Francisco (MHASF)
WHAT: 12-part Digital Literacy Educa on Training
WHERE: San Francisco
WHEN: Training begins February 9th - Apply now
CONTACT: Register
NOTES: The Mental Health Associa on of San Francisco (MHASF) has created a 12-part Digital Literacy
Educa on training series in order to increase the understanding of technology use and feelings of safety while
using technology for San Francisco residents, with a par cular focus on the transi on aged youth (TAY) and
transgender communi es. The aim of these Digital Literacy Educa on trainings is to provide a founda onal
understanding of how to safely use the Internet while also promo ng community building and personal
wellness. The 12-part trainings series will focus on 5 core topics: Basic Computer Skills, Online Safety,
Understanding Digital Presence, Cyberbullying, and Technology Use to Promote Wellness.
WHO: Park RX
WHAT: Rethinking Health Educa on
WHERE: Online via Zoom
WHEN: February 10th at 5:30pm
CONTACT: Link to flyer | Register for webinar
NOTES: The goal of this workshop is to learn our approach on health educa on, bringing you a mindful
perspec ve on how to take care of your overall health. During this workshop We will be discussing the healthy
15at every size movement, self-compassion, and the mind-body connec on, as well as guiding you on scheduling
an appointment with our health educator, Michaela Moss. This FREE workshop is open to all so feel free to
check out the a ached flyer and share with your friends, family, and community! What to expect: An honest
conversa on about health educa on that goes beyond weight loss. We will discuss the healthy at every size
movement and the mind-body connec on. What to bring: Your best self and an open mind.
WHO: SFUSD
WHAT: Financial Aid Signature Page Support Sessions
WHERE: 20 Cook Street (parking available on Blake Street parking lot) & Thurgood Marshall High School, 45
Conkling Street
WHEN: February 17, 25 & 26th 12pm-3pm
CONTACT: In the case of rain, please visit our website for informa on:
www.sfusd.edu/CPSS/students-and-families
NOTES: Pop Up Sta ons with In-Person Support! SFUSD 12th Grade Seniors: Having trouble prin ng your
Financial Aid Signature Page to complete your FAFSA or Dream Act Applica on? Come to one of our outdoor
drop-in sessions to get support & print! FREE prin ng & postage available for 12th gr. families who come!
MASKS & SOCIAL DISTANCING REQUIRED!
WHO: Ci zen Film
WHAT: Now Accep ng Remote Intern Applica ons
WHERE: Online
WHEN: Applica ons due by midnight PST on February 19th, 2021
CONTACT: Learn more & apply here
NOTES: Are you or someone you know passionate about documentary film as a medium for social impact?
As a Ci zen Film Intern, you will have the opportunity to research a wide variety of topics, run media
engagement campaigns, and more as you immerse yourself in the world of documentary filmmaking. This
internship is especially valuable for applicants in the last year of their undergraduate degree (or later) but all
are welcome to apply!
WHO: Tandem, Partners in Early Learning
WHAT: Tandem Author Panel: Celebra ng Black Voices in Children's Literature
WHEN: Wed, February 24, 2021 6:00 PM – 7:00 PM PST
CONTACT: Register
NOTES: Join us as we round out Black History month and celebrate Black voices in children's literature.
Featuring four favorite Tandem authors talking about why they write, what their books are about, and what
they want children and grownups to take away from reading them!
WHO: Jack Kent Cooke Founda on
WHAT: Applica on for 2021 Cooke Young Scholars Program Now Open
WHEN: Deadline: March 22, 2021
CONTACT: Link to complete RFP
NOTES: The Jack Kent Cooke Founda on in Lansdowne, Virginia, has announced the opening of the applica on
for its 2021 Young Scholars Program, a compe ve scholarship program that provides financial support for
academic and extracurricular ac vi es, along with comprehensive educa onal advising, to high-achieving
eighth- to twel h-grade students with financial need. Every year, out of more than two thousand applicants,
the program awards scholarships to about fi y young scholars who demonstrate curiosity, passion, and drive.
Cooke Scholars are paired with a Cooke Founda on educa onal adviser who works with the family to create an
individualized learning plan (ILP). Scholars also engage in community-building program experiences with their
cohort, including First Summer, a three-week project-based program for ninth-graders during which they take
16advanced courses in an area of their choosing and collaborate with their peers to develop a plan for a
nonprofit around their common interests.
WHO: Park RX - LEJ - EcoCenter
WHAT: Zero Waste Virtual Gardening Workshop Survey
WHEN: Ongoing
CONTACT/NOTES: Park Rx- Lej- Ecocenter Collabora on needs your help! We are excited to announce plans for
a ZERO WASTE VIRTUAL GARDENING WORKSHOP for the month of March. We are asking the community to fill
out this survey in order for us to choose the best day and me to host this workshop in order to provide an
amazing virtual experience for everyone. The survey will be open for a few weeks to gather enough
informa on, please share this with the community! We collect the informa on so we can reach out to
everyone interested with a date chosen by the community, please share the most accurate and up-to-date
informa on to receive the invita on and informa on for kits pickup or delivery.
FUNDING
This sec on includes: grants, scholarships, federal and local funding opportuni es, and in-kind services
WHO: San Francisco Arts Commission
WHAT: New Grant & Panelist App Open Again
WHERE: San Francisco
WHEN: Applica on due - Friday, February 5 at 12 noon PST.
CONTACT: Panelist Applica on
NOTES: The Ar vist-in-Residence (AIR) is a grant program for a nonprofit arts organiza on to hire teaching
ar sts to design and implement socially responsive art and crea ve learning experiences as a means to heal
and build community. In addi on to receiving part- me, hourly employment, teaching ar sts further their
ar s c prac ce and professional development in a three-year cohort. This program is open to all art genres
and age groups.
WHO: San Francisco Human Services Agency
WHAT: RFP #936 - Digital Services Program
WHERE: San Francisco
WHEN: Response due date: February 17, 2021 at 5pm
CONTACT: More info
NOTES: The San Francisco Human Services Agency (HSA) announces its intent to seek proposals from
organiza ons interested in contrac ng to provide for the Digital Services Program. Digital Services include
distribu on of technology devices, and provision of digital literacy training and technical support to
par cipants in HSA ac vi es. The es mated funding for this program is $900,000 annually. HSA may make
mul ple awards through this procurement process in order to reach the targeted 600 par cipants. HSA has set
the fee structure to $1500 per par cipant, inclusive of all costs, including training and indirect. The source of
funding for these services is state, federal, and local funds. Payment for all services provided in accordance
with provisions under this grant shall be con ngent upon the availability of funds. The City does not guarantee
any minimum amount of funding for these services.
WHO: Shape Up San Francisco
WHAT: Funders Forum: COVID and Beyond
WHEN: Wed, February 24, 2021 1:00 PM – 3:00 PM PST
17CONTACT: h ps://www.eventbrite.com/e/funders-forum-covid-and-beyond- ckets-139718542923?aff=
NOTES: How can funders truly support the growth and success of nonprofits? How can nonprofits and funders
work together to create long-term change? Nonprofits closest to the communi es most affected by
diet-related disease o en struggle to find sustainable funding that they need in order to grow and deliver
effec ve programs. COVID has exposed the urgent need for fast, flexible responsive funding. How have funders
responded to this need? How have nonprofits and funders worked together to meet community needs? What
can funders and nonprofits learn from each other? Join us for an interac ve discussion and honest
conversa on between funders and nonprofits about how we can work together to build a more sustainable
nonprofit funding model.
WHO: CHALK
WHAT: Youth Funding Youth Ideas (YFYI) Grant
WHEN: Due by 8pm March 5th
CONTACT: Apply here
NOTES: Do you want to address a social jus ce issue in your community and create change? Apply for our
youth grant! You can receive up to $10,000. If you have any ques ons feel free to contact us at
yfyiinfo@chalk.org. Here are the minimum qualifica ons: 1.You must be between the ages of 14-17 to apply.
2.You must live or a end school in San Francisco. 3.Your project must primarily serve San Franciscans 4.Your
project must focus on addressing a social jus ce issue from one of our categories. 5.You must have a fiscal
sponsor (a non-profit organiza on or school) that is willing to work with you. 6.Be crea ve!
WHO: The Archdiocese of San Francisco Restora ve Jus ce Ministry
WHAT: Reentry Scholarship S pend Fund
WHERE: San Francisco
WHEN: Open un l filled
CONTACT: Julio Escobar escobarj@sfarch.org 415-614-5572
NOTES: The Archdiocese of San Francisco Restora ve Jus ce Ministry is offering a Reentry Scholarship S pend
Fund. Beginning in 2020, individuals who were on proba on or parole applied for this program. Those who are
accepted in 2021 will receive s pends up to $3000 per year to support their educa on financially, as well as
individual mentoring. Are you on proba on or parole? If you're interested in being a part of this program, the
first step is to contact Julio (see contact informa on above), If there are current s pends available for the
upcoming semester and if the applicant meets the basic qualifica ons, an ini al interview will be scheduled.
WHO: Working Solu ons and Renaissance Entrepreneurship Center
WHAT: San Francisco: District 10 Small Business Revolving Loan Fund
WHERE: Business must operate in District 10 (zip codes 94124, 94134, 94107, 94110 and 94103)
WHEN: Ongoing
CONTACT: To apply, visit www.workingsolu ons.org/D10-loan-fund info@workingsolu ons.org 415-780-1217
NOTES: Working Solu ons and Renaissance Entrepreneurship Center are partnering to provide microloans and
free business consul ng to small businesses in San Francisco’s District 10. This program is funded with the
support of the D10 Implementa on Commi ee. We offer: microloans of $5,000-$10,000, 3- or 5-year loan
terms, 5% fixed interest rate for businesses in San Francisco’s District 10, Free, personalized business consul ng
services, mentorship and educa onal opportuni es with access to small business networks.
18CALENDAR SUBMISSION INSTRUCTIONS
To submit entries for the weekly community calendar please use the following format:
WHO:
WHAT:
WHERE:
WHEN:
CONTACT:
NOTES:
All entries are due on Wednesday by 2pm for the Thursday publica on. Please e-mail entries to
moira@bayviewmagic.org Feel free to cut, copy and paste the format above into an e-mail body. For more
informa on or if you have any ques ons, please call 415-642-8017. Thank you.
Bayview Hunters Point Mobiliza on for Adolescent Growth in our Communi es
1275 Fairfax Avenue, Suite 201 | San Francisco | CA 94124
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