COMMUNITY CALENDAR: JUNE EDITION #567 

Updated: 6/6/19 

SUMMER RESOURCES AND PROGRAM OFFERINGS 

This section includes: workshops & trainings, youth programming, summer camps & employment, events and activities

 

WHO: DCYF WHAT: Free Summer Lunch & Snack Bayview Sites WHERE: Willie Brown Middle School, Providence Foundation of SF, SFPL Bayview Branch, Carver Elementary School, Willie Mays Boys & Girls Club of SF, Bret Harte Elementary School, Bayview Apartments WHEN: Monday - Friday Now - August 16 CONTACT: Find your summer meals site NOTES: Over 70 sites in every San Francisco neighborhood will offer free lunches and afternoon snacks to children and youth ages 18 and under every Monday through Friday from June 5 to August 16. No proof of need, registration, or identification is required in order to receive a lunch or snack. The only requirement: arrive at a designated site during any open site’s serving time. Visit the map at the link below to find a site near you. All sites will be clearly marked with large exterior banners.

WHO: Hunters Point Family WHAT: Gilman Summer Day Camp WHERE: Gilman Playground, 1 Bill Walsh Way WHEN: Mandatory parent meeting June 6 @ Gilman Playground 5:30pm CONTACT: JT 415-573-8449 NOTES: June 10 - August 2, Monday - Friday, 10am - 4pm. FREE for 94124 community.

WHO: Zaccho Center for Dance and Aerial Arts WHAT: Aerial Dance Summer Camp 2019 WHERE: Zaccho Studio, 1777 Yosemite Ave, Studio 330 WHEN: June 10-14 9am-3pm, childcare available from 3pm-5pm CONTACT: Register at zaccho.org NOTES: Separate simultaneous camps for children ages 7-9 and youth ages 10-13. All levels. Join us for one action-packed week of off-the-ground creativity, discovery and community. During the week your child will be introduced to aerial arts, dance/theatre, and collaborative games. With these new and refined skills, they will present an exciting performance on Friday afternoon for family and friends. Let the magic begin at Zaccho Studio and come experience the thrill! Prices: $450/ week $20/day childcare, arranged in advance. Sibling discounts and scholarships are available.

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WHO: BAYCAT WHAT: Summer Program for Middle School & High School Students WHERE: BAYCAT WHEN: 2 Four Week Sessions: June 10 - July 3 or July 15 - August 8 CONTACT: Apply now at www.baycat.org/academy. For more info call 415-701-8228 NOTES: Free summer program for middle school & high school students. Graphic Arts: Learn to use the Adobe Creative Suite to create everything from posters to motion graphics for videos. Filmmaking: Learn to produce short form videos from beginning to end with professional equipment and software. High school students: ask your counselor if BAYCAT qualifies for academic credit. MYEEP participants: ask your program coordinator to be placed at BAYCAT for your worksite.

WHO: David E. Glover, Emerging Technology Center WHAT: Summer of Innovation WHERE: 6948 Foothill Blvd, Oakland WHEN: June 10 - July 19, Monday - Thursday, 10am - 3pm (aftercare may be available from 3pm-5pm) CONTACT: Apply at www.degetc.org/summer NOTES: Inventing creative tech to impact our community using VR, creative coding, animation, video game design & robotics.

WHO: California Air Quality Resources Board, Greenaction for Health & Environmental Justice WHAT: Summer Youth Leadership Academy WHERE: Bayview Hunters Point WHEN: Five week Academy from June 12 - July 18 CONTACT: Click here to learn more & apply NOTES: Marie Harrison's legacy will continue to be honored and recognized. Her work to create the healthy neighborhood that resident deserves is exemplified in the Summer Youth Leadership Academy (SYLA). Read more below about this partnership and fight for clean air in Bayview Hunters Point. The California Air Quality Resources Board, Greenaction for Health and Environmental Justice, and community partners will collaborate to train youth on air quality issues in Bayview Hunters Point, build air monitors, and learn how to be environmental justice advocates for the community. The youth program includes learning about the IVAN network, building air quality monitors, community and peer to peer presentations, and facilitating an EJ task force meeting.

WHO: Good Samaritan FRC & Aim High WHAT: Willie Brown Summer Program WHERE: Willie Brown Middle School, 2055 Silver Avenue WHEN: June 17th - July 19th 9am-5pm CONTACT: 415-786-7354 williebrownbeacon@gmail.com NOTES: Academic classes. Creative enrichments. Field trips & cultural days. Why choose us? Experienced teachers & staff, hands on learning, summer academics & summer enrichment. Open to rising 5th-8th graders. Hurry up and enroll now! www.aimhigh.org/apply

WHO: Camp Unalayee WHAT: Wilderness Backpacking Summer Camp WHERE: Trinity Alps Wilderness (Transportation provided from the Berkeley Marina) WHEN: Session 1 - June 29 - July 13, Session 2 - July 17 - July 31, Session 3 - August 4 - August 18 CONTACT: To apply: gocampu.com/enroll-here/campership-application. Contact Sarah @ 650-308-4453 or friends@gocampu.com with questions or for a paper application

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NOTES: Camp Unalayee has been taking kids 10-17 on outdoor adventures since 1949. While at camp possible activities include archery, crafts, swimming, boating, arts, rock-climbing, music, and much more. Each base-camp session also includes multi-day backpacking trips. The hikes are planned to be compatible with campers’ age, interests and abilities. No previous experience is necessary. All equipment is provided by Unalayee. Transportation to and from Camp is included. A wide range of financial assistance is available including full "camperships."

WHO: San Francisco Recreation & Park Department WHAT: Summer Playday WHERE: Bayview Playground, 3rd & Armstrong WHEN: July 17th from 11am-3pm NOTES: Free, fun event for the family!

WHO: Circus Bella WHAT: “Up in the Air” - FREE performance WHERE: NOW Hunters Point, Cargo Way and Jennings Street, San Francisco WHEN: Sunday, July 28th at 2pm CONTACT: https://www.circusbella.org/calendar?mc_cid=66417f425f&mc_eid=55ccb490b1 NOTES: ALL SHOWS FREE! *PRESHOW PERFORMANCE BY PRESCOTT CIRCUS THEATRE AT SELECT LOCATIONS* Feel free to bring picnic blankets and small folding chairs to all locations. Circus Bella does not provide audience seating at events. Performances run approximately 60 minutes.

WHO: Opportunities for All WHAT: Application now open! WHERE: San Francisco WHEN: Ongoing CONTACT: Learn more NOTES: San Francisco young people between ages 13-24 who are interested in finding summer jobs or paid internships are encouraged to apply with the City & County of SF's Opportunities for All program. Opportunities for All is also recruiting agencies that are interested in hosting youth employees and interns over the summer.

WHO: Hunters Point Family WHAT: Girls 2000 Fun in the Sun WHERE: Girls 2000, 788 Kirkwood WHEN: Summer 2019 CONTACT: Sherri Grier 415-824-3225 sherri@hunterspointfamily.org NOTES: We are a year round program that offers afterschool and summer programming. We are part of the Hunters Point Family organization which is located in Hunters Point. This year, our summer theme is “Fun in the Sun”. We will be participating in a host of outdoor activities, so don’t miss out. Registration for our program is open for girls ages 7-13 or grades 2nd-8th who live in the Bayview Hunters Point Area. Enrollment is FREE! Sign up now!

WHO: Mayor London M. Breed and the City and County of San Francisco WHAT: San Francisco Museums for All WHERE: San Francisco Museums WHEN: Now - September 2nd CONTACT: www.sfmayor.org/museumsforall

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NOTES: Mayor London N. Breed and the City and County of San Francisco want to ensure the magic and wonder of our cultural centers are accessible for everyone. San Francisco Museums for All offers opportunities to experience art and educational enrichment at more than 15 museums and cultural centers by providing free entry to residents participating in public benefit programs offered by the Human Services Agency. Simply show your Electronic Benefit Transfer (EBT) or Medi-Cal card, and proof of residency at a participating location to receive free general admission for up to four individuals. For more information, visit our FAQs page.

 

 

JOB AND INTERN OPPORTUNITIES

This section includes: job readiness classes, employment, internships, stipend work

YOUTH (14-21) & TAY: Transitional Aged Youth (16-24)

WHO: City College of San Francisco WHAT: City & County of San Francisco’s Automotive Pre-Apprenticeship Program WHERE/WHEN: Meet & Greet June 6th, 2:00pm – 4:00pm @ CCSF Evans Campus 1400 Evans Street San Francisco, CA 94124 CONTACT: More information & register here NOTES: The Automotive pre-apprenticeship program is funded through the California Community College Chancellors Office, California Apprenticeship Initiative (CAI) to train individuals for a career as an automotive mechanic. The pre-apprenticeship is a collaboration between City College of San Francisco, the City and County of San Francisco, ApprenticeshipSF, local community based organizations, union, and employer partners. The pre-apprenticeship provides skills in basic auto and bus maintenance and detailing, working with tools and safety practices, as well as expectations of working in auto and bus maintenance yards. _______________________________________________________________________________________ WHO: African American Shakespeare Company WHAT: AfroSolo, Cultural Odyssey, and SFBATCO Youth Committee Member WHERE/WHEN: Meet & Greet Applications due June 10th, at afrosolo.org CONTACT: Thomas Robert Simpson at thomas@afrosolo.org NOTES: We are seeking youths to be a "Youth Committee Member," to advise the African-American Shakespeare Company, AfroSolo Theatre, Cultural Odyssey, and SFBATCO on an upcoming project. The Committee will be part of a year-long exploration and development to discover various methods for youth audience members to attend theatre. This is a paid position. Applications are due by June 10th.

WHO: YCD & LeadersUp WHAT: Chase Center Training WHERE: Bayview Hunters Point YMCA, 1601 Lane Street WHEN: Saturday, June 15th - Morning Session: 9am-12:30pm | Afternoon Session: 1pm-3:30pm CONTACT: Register to attend and learn more at chasecenter.com/jobs June 15th Event Registration NOTES: Career Readiness & Customer Service Training. Get ready for the Chase Center job fairs! Learn about job opportunities at Chase Center, get interview training and tips, build and brush up your resume, sharpen your customer service skills.

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WHO: CHALK WHAT: Entrepreneurship Program WHERE: Mission Language & Vocational School, 2929 19th Street, SF WHEN: Workshops begin June 2019 CONTACT: For application link contact German Octaviano german@chalk.org 818-336-8897 NOTES: Want to learn how to build the business of your dreams? BACR will be facilitating Entrepreneurship Program will provide young adults, ages 16-24, the training, mentorship, business advising, and wrap around support to bring their ideas to life. Young entrepreneurs will create a business plan, gain access to seed money, build their social and financial capital, and get hands-on support every step of the way. This is a paid summer internship. Justice Involved and Undocumented Youth are encouraged to apply. Participants Qualifications: Between the ages of 16-24, San Francisco Resident Must be able to complete all Entrepreneurship workshops (schedule provided upon acceptance) Link to application: http://bit.ly/entrepreneurshipapp

WHO: CHALK WHAT: 4 Youth Based Positions WHERE: CHALK Programs WHEN: deadline extended to June 14th, 5pm. CONTACT: If you have any questions regarding the application or overall hiring process, please feel free to contact our Admin. Assistant, Amparo Perez, at 415.977.6949 or info@chalk.org. NOTES: CHALK Friends and Family, We are recruiting! For your convenience, below you will find our youth position titles along with a brief job description for each. Community Outreach Worker: Community Outreach Workers are a group of young leaders who work directly in the community. As front-line staff, Outreach Workers provide youth and their allies with resources and information and employment opportunities. Outreach Workers inform the community about CHALK programs and build connections throughout San Francisco. Also, they will are responsible for co-facilitating a youth-led employment drop-in program that helps 16-24 years olds find jobs. YouthLINE Technology Intern: Youthline Technology Interns will get hands-on experience with real-world digital media technology. Interns will be given creative assignments, including hosting our live television show, web design, photography, and journalism. Youth learn to use software that include Adobe Suite, Reasons, and more! Interns also create short videos and commercials, usually focused on topics youth are most interested in. Youth Policy Leader: Undocumented Rights Campaign/Health Rights Campaign. Undocumented Rights Youth Policy Leaders are a youth led organizing project that works with immigrant low-income communities of color. Youth Leaders will conduct research by collecting community opinions, identifying issues and solutions, and work towards immigrant rights policy. Youth leaders will design projects for the community and will be supported throughout the process. Health Rights Youth Policy Leaders conduct community-based research, policy, and organizing. Youth Leaders focus on tobacco education, specifically how low-income communities of color are targeted by tobacco companies. Youth Leaders conduct research by collecting community opinions, identifying health effects, and creating policies on how to stop the tobacco industry from targeting low-income communities of color. Youth Leaders will survey their communities, complete a photo project, and conduct interviews. They will use the data they have collected to create a policy that they feel best protects the health of their community. Reset Career Pathways - Child Development Education (CDE): Position Description: Work with children between the ages of 5 to 15 years old in an educational setting. You are responsible for staffing after school program sites and supervising children, including engaging them in capacity building activities and assisting them with their school assignments. This position is ideal for anyone interested in pursuing a career in child development and/or education. This position is also ideal for students. After School Leader/Teacher

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Assistant Responsibilities: - Supervise children and ensure their safety, - Coordinate and facilitate activities, - Provide tutoring and homework assistance, - Create and execute education based lesson plans

WHO: Peer Resources WHAT: How Hiring WHERE: June Jordan School for Equity WHEN: Projected start date: July 2019 CONTACT: Apply here NOTES: The Educator Pathway Program coalesces programs that support youth with skill-development and opportunities to be the educator leaders for the community, providing brighter futures for youth and a next-generation impact. Positions available: Educator Pathway Coordinator Specific Duties include: Program Coordination and Staff Supervision (80%) Development of High School Educator Pathway (10%) Administration and Grant Reporting (10%). Assistant Peer Resources Oversee 10th grade Career Awareness program in conjunction with Educator Pathway Coordinator (EPC). Mentor Peer Resource Directly serve with a 15-person youth cohort, facilitating work-based learning at June Jordan High School.

24+ BAYVIEW JOBS

WHO: City of Dreams WHAT: Executive Director WHERE: City of Dreams, SF CA 94124 WHEN: Preferred start date: July 1 CONTACT: View full job description & apply here NOTES: City of Dreams: Executive Director. The mission of City of Dreams is to help youth living in public housing to build brighter futures through mentoring and youth development. We are a registered 501c3 and our EIN is 20-0719899. Summary: Reporting to the Board of Directors, the ED will serve as the CEO of City of Dreams, holding overall strategic and operational responsibility for the organization, furthering its mission and growing a beloved youth mentorship organization to impact San Francisco’s most challenged communities. Know someone who would rock this position? Please get in touch! info@cityofdreams.org

WHO: Literacy for Environmental Justice WHAT: Finance & Operations Manager WHERE: Literacy for Environmental Justice WHEN: Preferred start date: July 1 CONTACT: View full job description & apply here NOTES: Literacy for Environmental Justice is currently seeking an experienced and talented Finance and Operations Manager to contribute expertise in the financial and operational management to ensure LEJ continues to thrive and grow as a sustainable organization. The incumbent will support LEJ in all aspects of bookkeeping and financial management, human resources administration, cross-functional collaboration and as a contributor in strategic planning including leadership roles.

WHO: One Purpose School WHAT: Now Hiring WHERE: Bayview, San Francisco WHEN: Open until filled

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CONTACT: View jobs and apply here NOTES: OnePurpose School is a free, public charter school that will run TK - 5 next year. We’re looking for passionate people, particularly those with an education background who want to be part of a team of people committed to bring quality education to elementary students in the Bayview.

WHO: Community Benefits Division WHAT: Now hiring - Environmental Justice Associate & Southeast Community Facility Associate WHERE: Southeast Community Facility Center WHEN: Open until filled CONTACT: View job description & apply here NOTES: Southeast Community Facility Associate ($22.34/hr. - 40 hrs./wk.) The Southeast Community Facility Associate will support various components of the SECF portfolio. This position will serve under the supervision of the Southeast Community Facility Executive Director. No more than a quarter of the position is expected to be spent on as-needed Community Benefits projects that best suits the strengths of the Associate. Environmental Justice Associate ($22.34/hr. - 40 hrs./wk.) Under the guidance of the Environmental Justice and Land Use Manager, the Environmental Justice Associate will support the SFPUC’s commitment to prevent, mitigate, and lessen disproportionate environmental impacts of the agency’s activities on communities in all SFPUC service areas and to ensure that public benefits are shared across all communities. No more than a quarter of the position expected to be spent on as-needed Community Benefits projects that best suits the strengths of the Associate.

WHO: Rising Sun Center for Opportunity WHAT: Climate Careers Program WHERE: Bay Area WHEN: Ongoing CONTACT/NOTES: The Climate Careers Program (Energy Specialist) is for young people ages 15-22 from low income households and/or other disadvantaging circumstances (see full qualifying list on the online program application at risingsunopp.org/youth-participant-application/). The work-based learning portion of the program is comprised by fulfilling the duties of the Energy Specialist position: Primary Responsibility: Deliver no-cost Green House Calls • Work with a partner to visit 3-5 homes in your community per day (by appointment!) to help residents save water and energy • Carry out a basic energy and water use assessment and replace inefficient measures with energy- and water-saving devices.

24+ ADDITIONAL JOBS

WHO: California Academy of Sciences WHAT: Now Hiring Educators! WHERE: California Academy of Sciences WHEN: Deadline to apply is July 21st CONTACT/NOTES: All of the positions are scheduled to start at the end of August, and are a steady 24-hours / week through the end of May 2020. Student Programs Bilingual Educator: this position is for an experienced educator who is also fluent in Cantonese or Spanish; possibility of extension beyond May 2020. Educator-in-Training: this position is for someone who is relatively new to education and is looking to gain skills in teaching; possibility of promotion to educator beyond May 2020. Bilingual Educator-in-Training: this position is for someone who is relatively new to education and is looking to gain skills in teaching in a bilingual setting; possibility of promotion to educator beyond May 2020.

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A note about the bilingual positions - We do not require candidates to have technical or scientific translation/interpretation skills, but language fluency is one of our requirements so we can support the strengths of the language pathway programs in SFUSD's elementary school students and parents.

WHO: San Francisco International Airport WHAT: 9703 Employment & Training Specialist II WHERE: San Francisco International Airport WHEN: Ongoing CONTACT: View jobs & apply here NOTES: SFO’s Office of Economic and Community Development is hiring TWO Employment and Training Specialists for three months at $28/hr! Employment and Training Specialists will help grow the SFO Internships program and welcome 200 high school interns to the airport as part of Mayor Breed’s Opportunities for All program, aimed at expanding access to youth employment in San Francisco. These staff members will manage a group of interns and their employers, including developing and implementing trainings for both groups. For many high school interns, their SFO Internship may be their first job, so the Employment and Training Specialists will need to coach interns and intern supervisors/mentors on workplace communication, navigating challenges such as transportation, home/life balance, and address any skills gaps. These positions have flexible hours and can work up to 40 hours per week.

WHO: Anthem Blue Cross WHAT: Now Hiring! WHERE: Bay Area WHEN: Open until filled CONTACT/NOTES: Community Relations Reps: The Community Relations Representative is responsible for coordinating and supervising the implementation of strategies related to specific business programs, products, territory or expansion. Community Outreach Managers: Develops, implements & manages community outreach and retention strategies to achieve marketing and retention goals by focusing on member education, outreach and orientation.

WHO: Amigos International WHAT: Now Hiring - Outreach Manager WHERE: South Bay WHEN: Open until filled CONTACT: Learn more & apply here NOTES: AMIGOS is looking for a creative, organized, and enthusiastic self-starter with the capacity to build relationships to drive AMIGOS program enrollment in the South Bay region of the Bay Area. This position reports directly to the Managing Director of Regional Operations as well as a dotted line to the Silicon Valley and Peninsula Chapters of AMIGOS. The Outreach Manager will focus on strengthening existing and developing outreach markets primarily with educators, administrators, parents, middle and high schoolers, and AMIGOS alumni in the region. The ideal candidate will have experience working with these types of stakeholder networks as well as demonstrated success in meeting growth targets. We are looking for a dynamic, outgoing, and goal-oriented individual with a passion for AMIGOS and youth leadership development. Come join this dynamic and passionate team!

WHO: San Francisco Unified School District WHAT: Now Hiring Various Positions WHERE: June Jordan School for Equity WHEN: View job description for start date & application deadlines CONTACT: www.jjse.org/workwithus

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NOTES: Full-time English Teacher: This position is best suited for a teacher who is experienced and highly skilled at helping students develop the technical skills of being a communicative, passionate, and organized writer while infusing culturally relevant content and integrated literacy development. This position includes three sections of 9th grade English with a fourth section of either upper division English or an elective class for La Raza Studies along with a 9th grade advisory. Peer Resources Educator Pathway Openings @ JJSE Coordinator (Full-Time), Program Assistant (Part-time), Mentor (Part-time)

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES 

This section includes: volunteer opportunities in the Bayview and throughout the City WHO: Habitat for Humanity WHAT: Neighborhood Revitalization Program – 2019 Schedule CONTACT: www.habitatgsf.org NOTES: Standard Schedule: twice per month, 9am – 12pm on the 2nd and 3rd Saturdays, January – October, Bayview parks. Custom Events: during the week, no set time. Rotated b/t Crocker Amazon, Minnie & Lovie Ward, and MacLaren parks. Youngblood Coleman: Aug 10. Bayview Playground/MLK Pool: Aug 17 India Basin: Oct 12. Herons Head: June 8. Adam Rogers w/ community garden: Sept 14 Oct 19. Gilman: Sept 21. Little Hollywood Park: June 15. Silver Terrace: July 13. Velasco and Kelloch: July 20. Northridge: July 27, August 24, Sept 28, Oct 19. Quesada/Bridgeview: June 22, Aug 3, Oct 5, Oct 18, Nov 2. City of Dreams: July 6, Sept 7, Oct 19.

WHO: Habitat for Humanity WHAT: Volunteer to Build with PRIDE WHERE: India Basin Shoreline Park, Hunters Point Ave. @ Hawes St. WHEN: Saturday, June 8th at 8:30am Volunteer Registration and Breakfast, 9am Orientation, 12pm Celebration! CONTACT: Space is limited! Register online www.habitatgsf.org/buildwithpride NOTES: Habitat is proud to partner with the LGBTQ community and allies. To celebrate San Francisco Pride month, we’ll be having a special volunteer opportunity with our community partners - SF Rec and Parks, Imprint City and Laughing Monk Brewery. Join us and show your pride in Bayview! Work alongside Sf Rec and Parks gardeners to improve this local park, helping ensure that neighbors have access to vital health, community and quality of life benefits. We are happy to partner with Imprint City who will be hosting activities in the park and Laughing Monk Brewery who will be offering free drink tickets to enjoy at their Bayview brewery after the volunteer shift! Bring a water bottle. Wear sturdy, closed-toe shoes & clothes you don’t mind getting dirty or ruined. This special event includes a commemorative Build with Pride t-shirt.

WHO: YCD & LeadersUP WHAT: Chase Center Training Event WHERE: Bayview Hunters Point YMCA, 1601 Lane St, San Francisco WHEN: June 15th, shifts available from 8am - 4pm CONTACT: https://leadersup.activehosted.com/f/22 NOTES: Your help can make a powerful impact on job seekers by directly helping them to prepare for interviews for job opportunities with the Golden State Warriors to work at their new home arena, the Chase Center in San Francisco! Volunteers will provide job seekers with a professional resume, mock

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interview practice, assist with registration and navigating the event and more! After registering, someone from the LeadersUp team will follow-up with information about your assignment and logistics for the event. Lunch will be provided.

WHO: SF Bicycle Coalition WHAT: Community Repair Night WHERE: 141 Industrial St WHEN: Wednesday nights 5:30pm-8:30pm CONTACT: joanne@sfbike.org NOTES: On the first and third Wednesday of each month we'll be inviting members of the Bayview community to bring their bicycles in for help with repairs from Jo-Anne and the volunteers.

 

 

 

HOUSING OPPORTUNITIES 

This section includes: affordable housing, homeownership, homebuyer and credit education services

WHO: City and County of San Francisco Mayor’s Office of Housing and Community Development WHAT: Homeownership Opportunity WHERE: 2958 Arelious Walker Drive WHEN: Starting 6/10/2019 at 8am applications accepted on a first come, first served basis. CONTACT: See listing NOTES: A homeownership opportunity is now available from the San Francisco Below Market Rate (BMR) Ownership Program. Neighborhood: Bayview;New / Resale: Resale; Unit size: 2-bedroom (753 sq. ft.); Sale price: $500,483; HOA dues: $200; Max income: Household must not exceed 100% of the Area Median Income for 2019. To apply: Download and complete the BMR Homeownership Application Form Upload form and required documents as one PDF file to this secure ShareFile link.

WHO: Department of Building Inspection WHAT: Annual Earthquake Safety Fair WHERE: Bill Civic Auditorium, 99 Grove Street WHEN: June 11th 10am - 4pm CONTACT/NOTES: This event will feature exhibitor booths, informative workshops, hands-on emergency trainings and free raffle prizes. Exhibitors: Sign up here if you are a contractor, design professional and other construction related service provider and you want to be an exhibitor at this event. There is no fee to participate. Space is limited, so register today. Property Owners: Register here for this opportunity to meet with various City agencies, contractors, and design professionals; and learn more about building permit resources and earthquake safety.

WHO: City and County of San Francisco Mayor’s Office of Housing and Community Development WHAT: Homeownership Opportunity WHERE: 77 Van Ness Avenue, Unit 508 WHEN: Applications due 6/17/19 at 5pm CONTACT: See listing NOTES: A homeownership opportunity is now available from the San Francisco Below Market Rate (BMR) Ownership Program. Neighborhood: Downtown/ Civic Center; Address: 77 Van Ness Avenue, Unit 508;

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New / Resale: Resale; Unit size: 2-bedroom (1,132 sq. ft.); Sale price: $431,423; HOA dues: $556.76; Max income: Household must not exceed 100% of the Area Median Income for 2019.

WHO: Rising Sun WHAT: Green House Calls WHERE: Bay Area WHEN: Appointments available July 2 - August 9 CONTACT: Call 510-665-1501 x300 or visit www.risingsunopp.org/programs/ghc NOTES: Green House Calls are provided by local young professionals who have completed our in-depth training program. During your appointment, they provide at no cost to you: Home energy and water efficiency assessment Installation of efficient LED light bulbs, showerheads, and faucet aerators Installation of Advanced Power Strip (approx. $50 value & while supplies last) Information about BayREN Home+ program that offers financial assistance, cash rebates for home energy improvements. No income qualification required. Only available for those living in single family homes and 2-4 plexes.

WHO: City and County of San Francisco Mayor’s Office of Housing and Community Development WHAT: Homeownership Opportunity WHERE: Shipyard - Palisades, 23 Kirkwood Avenue & 33 Kirkwood Avenue WHEN: Applications due 7/18/19 CONTACT: See listing NOTES: A homeownership opportunity is now available from the San Francisco Below Market Rate (BMR) Ownership Program. Neighborhood: Hunters Point/Bayview; New / Resale: New; Unit size: 3-bedroom (1522-1968 sq. ft.); Sale price: $377,180 -$381,801; HOA dues: $297.61-$322.35; Max income: Household must not exceed 80% of the Area Median Income for 2019.

WHO: San Francisco Water Power Sewer – Services of the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission WHAT: Community Assistance Program for Residential Single-Family Customers WHERE: San Francisco WHEN: Ongoing CONTACT: For more information, call 415.551.3000 or visit http://sfwater.org/index.aspx?page=131 NOTES: Our Community Assistance Program (CAP) service discount offers qualifying residential single-family customers a 15% discount on water & a 35% discount on sewer charges. CAP applicants and re-enrollments will now be required to participate in a free water conservation home evaluation. Our Water-Wise Evaluation program is facilitated by a trained water conservation specialist & can lower your bill even more! Each ‘site-specific’ visit will provide free showerheads and faucet aerators, if needed, help detect costly plumbing leaks & show you ways to conserve our great Hetch Hetchy drinking water.

WHO: Rebuilding Together SF WHAT: Home & Facility Repair Opportunities WHERE: San Francisco WHEN: Year-Round Services CONTACT: Joseph Griffin Joseph@rebuildingtogethersf.org (415) 905-1116 x 204 NOTES: Submit Application via Fax at (415) 905-1610 or Email info@rebuildingtogethersf.org. Interested San Francisco Homeowners and Renters (Home Repair Opportunities) Home Repair Application | Interested San Francisco Nonprofit Partners & Community Spaces (Facility Repair Opportunities) Nonprofit Partner & Community Space Application

WHO: San Francisco Public Utilities Commission WHAT: Plumbing Fixture Replacement Program (PREP)

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WHERE: San Francisco WHEN: Ongoing CONTACT: https://sfwater.org/index.aspx?page=1092 NOTES: Do You Qualify For A Free Toilet? Through our PREP, we're offering free toilets for residential account holders-it even comes with a free installation! To qualify, your existing toilet must use at least 3.5 gallons per flush & have no unusual plumbing or site conditions.

COMMUNITY BUILDING 

This section includes: meetings, events, forums, town halls, & beautification projects WHO: San Francisco Recreation & Parks and India Basin Waterfront WHAT: India Basin Block Party and Mural Unveiling WHERE: 900 Innes Ave, San Francisco WHEN: Friday, June 7th 5pm-7pm CONTACT/NOTES: Join us for the unveiling of a mural by artist-in-residence Ira Watkins, along with an accompanying 80-foot banner at Shipwright's Cottage (900 Innes Avenue). This event will take place on Friday, June 7 from 5 to 7 p.m. and will feature free food, drink, music and more! Join community stakeholders, residents and business owners to celebrate this art installation and the upcoming India Basin park project. For more information, click here.

WHO: Wu Yee Children’s Services & Tandem, Partners in Early Learning WHAT: International Children’s Day Family Jamboree WHERE: Bayview Opera House, 4705 3rd Street WHEN: Saturday, June 8th 10am-2pm CONTACT: communications@wuyee.org https://famjam19.eventbrite.com NOTES: Join Wu Yee Children's Services and Tandem, Partners in Early Learning, together with 106 KMEL and a host of community partners at the 3rd Annual International Children's Day Family Jamboree for children and their families! - Family photo booth - Pop-up playground - Food and snacks - Music, activities, arts & crafts - Community resources for families - Storytime & literacy activities FREE with registration!

WHO: Walk San Francisco WHAT: Walking San Francisco’s Crosstown Trail WHERE: Visitacion Valley Children’s Center, 325 Leland Avenue, SF WHEN: Saturday, June 8 10am-4pm CONTACT: More info & purchase tickets here NOTES: Join Walk SF’s Walk Lab on Saturday, June 8th for a special walk to christen the new Crosstown Trail that officially opens in June 2019. The full 16-mile route spans San Francisco from Southeast to Northwest. We will take you on a 8-mile guided walk along the southeastern part of the route. This walking adventure will be a memorable way to experience a new route through our city, plus connect with others who want to make our streets safe for all! Plus, your participation supports Walk SF’s urgent advocacy work.

WHO: Bayview YMCA WHAT: Bayview Bright Block Party WHERE: Quesada between Lane & Keith and into the parking lot of the Bayview YMCA

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WHEN: Saturday, June 8th 12pm-4pm CONTACT: 415-822-7728 NOTES: Come together with your neighbors for fun, free exhibits, food, games and activities. To celebrate the Bayview & what makes us bright! Free food, rock climbing wall, Warriors/Giants swag, free backpacks (1st 100 kids), music/dancing, performances, games!

WHO: San Francisco Black Film Festival WHAT: "No Pigeon Holes" San Francisco Black Film Festival XXI, June 13-16, 2019 WHERE: Century SF Centre 9 & XD Theatre in SF Westfield Centre WHEN: Wednesday, June 12th 4pm-6pm-Media Briefing

CONTACT: A RSVP is required. Click Here. to RSVP.

NOTES: San Francisco Black Film Festival @SFBFF Media Briefing pays tribute to late SF Public Defender, Jeff Adachi, shares the Neko Wilson & SB 1437 story with a panel discussion on prison reform at Century SF Centre 9 & XD Theatre in SF Westfield Centre 6/12/19, 4-6 p.m. Free and Open to the Public. Go to www.sfbff.org and click on media briefing to RSVP.

WHO: Bayview Library WHAT: Terrariums WHERE: Bayview Branch Library, 5075 3rd Street WHEN: Tuesday, June 18 2pm-3:30pm CONTACT: yuet.ly@sfpl.org NOTES: Terrariums are easy to make and take care of, and brighten any room. Please bring your own glass container (no higher than 5″) and we will provide the rest. For ages 10-18. Space is limited. To register, email yuet.ly@sfpl.org or call 415-355-5757.

WHO: Bayview Library WHAT: Heather Magic WHERE: Bayview Branch Library, 5075 3rd Street WHEN: Wednesday, June 19 11am-11:30am CONTACT: yuet.ly@sfpl.org NOTES: Delightful magic, juggling, and escapes with lots of audience participation.

WHO: SFPD & SAFE Inc. WHAT: Read Aloud with SFPD WHERE: Bayview Branch Library, 5075 3rd Street WHEN: June 20 11am-11:30am CONTACT: For more information please call 415-355-5757 NOTES: Join us at the Bayview Branch Library on the 3rd Thursdays of every month for a special read aloud from SFPD & SF SAFE!

WHO: Urban Sprouts WHAT: Back to our Roots Festival WHERE: June Jordan School for Equity, 325 La Grande Avenue, San Francisco WHEN: June 22nd 12pm-3pm CONTACT: 406-531-5362 sprout@urbansprouts.org Event URL NOTES: Join us for our Back To Our Roots Celebration...A celebration of community, culture, and wellness in the garden! This free event will be Urban Sprouts’ largest fundraiser and a celebration of community wellness in our garden. We’ll be highlighting the cultures of our community through local artists and performers, garden-inspired cuisine, and family-friendly activity booths. Come enjoy...Live performance

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from local artists, DJ, live music, and dancing, Games for all ages, Urban Sprouts' student booth, Garden Tours, Interactive arts and creative exploration booths, Garden-inspired food that will decolonize your plate, Silent Auction + Raffle Prizes. 12:00pm: Welcome + Honor Ohlone Land. 12:30pm: Food, Fun, and Festivities. 3:00pm: Closing

WHO: Bayview Library WHAT: Tree Frog Treks WHERE: Bayview Branch Library, 5075 3rd Street WHEN: Wednesday, June 26 1pm-2pm CONTACT: yuet.ly@sfpl.org NOTES: Naturalists will introduce a variety of amphibians and reptiles from tiny Pacific Tree Frogs to 14-foot long Burmese Pythons. Learn about their natural habitats and role in the ecosystem. For ages 5 and up. No sign-up necessary.

WHO: Coleman Advocates WHAT: Standing on Their Shoulders: A Reflection of Movement History WHERE: Bayanihan Center, 1010 Mission Street, SF WHEN: Wednesday, June 26th 5:30pm CONTACT: www.colemanadvocates.org NOTES: Join us as our hella active movement elders share about their work through the years and provide recommendations for next steps along our radical journey. Food and childcare provided.

WHO: UCSF WHAT: Community Advisory Group WHERE: UCSF Parnassus Campus, 500 Parnassus Avenue WHEN: UCSF CAG meetings take place quarterly on the first Wednesday of the month in June, September, and December at 6:30 pm. CONTACT: Please see this link for meeting location and agendas as they become available: https://www.ucsf.edu/cgr/cag-overview NOTES: Since 1997, UCSF has convened Community Advisory Group (CAG) meetings to advise the University. The mission of the CAG is to (1) serve as a community advisory body and sounding board for UCSF administration on planning issues, based on both a neighborhood and a city-wide perspective; (2) assist UCSF in strengthening communication with and engagement of the public on broader issues of community concern; (3) provide essential and relevant feedback on programs, campus planning and development activities; and (4) identify strategies and actions for addressing community concerns.

WHO: Wealth and Disparities in the Black Community: Justice 4 Mario Woods WHAT: 4th Annual Mario Woods Remembrance Day WHERE: Martin Luther King Park, 5701 3rd Street WHEN: July 20 11am - 5pm NOTES: Our big annual event to celebrate Mario Woods' life is coming up - July 20 in honor of Mario's birthday, and as declared by the City and County of San Francisco in the wake of his wrongful death by police -- Mario Woods Remembrance Day! - a beautiful event every year, where we feed the community and provide free entertainment for the Bayview neighborhood, particularly wonderful fun and entertainment for the neighborhood children! - including a Jumper house, games and activities, and a visit from the Black Cowboys and pony rides!

WHO: San Francisco Public Library WHAT: Building Scraper Bikes With the Scraper Bike Team!

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WHERE: Bayview Branch Library WHEN: Saturday, July 27 1pm-4pm CONTACT: www.scraperbiketeam.org NOTES: The Scraper Bike Team empowers urban youth through tapping into their entrepreneurial spirit and getting them excited about biking and designing. Youth may bring their own bike to decorate, or they may decorate a bicycle wheel provided by the Scraper Bike Team. This workshop will be hosted by the legendary Scraper Bike Team and founder "CHAMP - THE SCRAPER BIKE KING"! FOR AGES 8-18.

WHO: Play Streets WHAT: Apply Now! WHERE: San Francisco WHEN: Ongoing CONTACT/NOTES: Applications are now open for the 2019 season of Play Streets SF, a program empowering San Francisco residents to throw their own series of play-focused block parties and transform their streets into accessible, car-free open spaces for children, seniors and neighbors to connect. For more information and to apply for your own Play Streets, click here.

 

 

COMMUNITY EDUCATION 

This section includes: presentations, workshops, trainings, classes, study groups and clubs

WHO: Bayview Library WHAT: LEGO Wedo 2.0 WHERE: Bayview Branch Library, 5075 3rd Street WHEN: Tuesday, June 11 2pm-3:30pm CONTACT: yuet.ly@sfpl.org NOTES: Get your license to build! At the WeDo LEGO Robotics program, kids work in pairs to build and program simple robots. Basic knowledge of computers required. For ages 7 and up. **Space very limited. Call 415-355-5757 for reservations.**

WHO: BMAGIC & Shape UP San Francisco WHAT: Train the Trainer Workshop & Strategies for Youth Engagement WHERE: 1800 Oakdale WHEN: June 18th from 1pm-3pm CONTACT: Frank Martinez for more information frank@bayviewmagic.org NOTES: Learn about the SF Faith Based Coalition and their efforts to promote healthy eating and active living in our community. Then stick around for an interactive workshop by the Shape Up SF Coalition to get the skills and resources you need to educate others on sugar science, the health impacts of sugary drinks and the tactics that the sugary drinks industry uses to target young people and communities of color to drink their products. Receive a certificate for your personal development to show you have received this information.

WHO: Root & Rebound WHAT: Free Reentry Legal Clinic for People with Records WHERE: All of Us or None’s Freedom and Movement Center, 4400 Market Street, Oakland WHEN: Thursday, June 20th 4pm-6pm

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CONTACT: RSVP online at bit.ly/A2J_June or call Root & Rebound at 510-279-4662 NOTES: Meet 1-on-1 with a lawyer to learn about your legal rights with an arrest or conviction record! At the clinic, we will be providing free record-cleaning services and legal information about navigating barriers because of your record related to employment, occupational licensing, housing, public benefits, family & children, immigration, parole & probation, and more! WHAT TO BRING: If possible, please bring a "RAP sheet" (a copy of your criminal record) for full record-cleaning services and any other paperwork related to your legal questions. For information on how to get your RAP sheet, please visit bit.ly/RAPSHEETOAK

WHO: Bayview Library WHAT: Design & Build WHERE: Bayview Branch Library, 5075 3rd Street WHEN: Tuesday, June 25 2pm-3pm CONTACT: yuet.ly@sfpl.org NOTES: Build, design, and create with OctoPlay, Magna-Tiles, and other building tools! What will you make? For Ages 5 and up. All materials provided. For questions, please call 415-355-5757.

WHO: Fivepoint WHAT: Re-Imagining Candlestick WHERE: Bayview Opera House, 4705 3rd Street WHEN: Tuesday, July 23rd 6pm-8pm NOTES: We have been working on the Candlestick. Come see the updated design concepts and development schedule for Candlestick, and share your feedback. Light refreshments will be served.

WHO: Our Children Our Families WHAT: Feedback Session WHEN: Ongoing CONTACT/NOTES: Our Children Our Families Council (OCOF) request your participation in the SFFamilies.org service directory feedback session. Our Children Our Families Council (OCOF) is developing an online directory of services for children from prenatal care to young adult (0-24 years old). We would love your feedback on the function and design as well as hear any thoughts that might help us improve your experience and the look and feel of the website. The feedback session will consist of a video presentation with a brief survey that will only take about 5 minutes to complete. The video presentation will give you an overview of how to navigate the SFFamilies.org website. After the video, please take some time to browse the site via mobile or desktop and then fill out a short survey to provide feedback on the content, structure, functionality, and design of the website. To begin the feedback session, please click on the link: https://www.sffamilies.org/sf-families-website-feedback/

BAYVIEW HUNTERS POINT PROGRAM OFFERINGS 

This section includes: on-going health, wellness and enrichment activities

WHO: Project Open Hand WHAT: Enroll in FREE meal and/or grocery services WHERE: Bayview Hunters Point Clinic, 6301 Third St @ Ingerson WHEN: Saturday 6/8 11am – 2pm

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CONTACT: Isabel Eskin Shapson ieskinshapson@openhand.org 415-652-3281 NOTES: Is your diabetes uncontrolled? Having trouble managing your blood sugar? Join us to enroll in Project Open Hand’s medically-tailored food and nutrition services. What you get from us: Free weekly fresh groceries and/or prepared medically-tailored meals. PLUS Nutrition counseling and education. What you need to sign up: Proof that you live in San Francisco (a rent receipt, PG&E bill, etc.). Featuring: 1. Blood sugar testing from Southeast Health Center. 2. Fruits and veggies giveaway from Imperfect Produce. First come, first served. 4. Cooking and nutrition demonstrations from Leah’s Pantry. 5. CalFresh & Medi-Cal information from SF Human Services Agency. 6. Snacks and raffle prizes!

WHO: El Centro Bayview: Evans WHAT: The Herd / ‘LA JORNADA’ (Spanish Group) WHERE: 1341 Evans Avenue, San Francisco CA 94124 WHEN: Wednesdays - May 10th – June 28th 5:00-6:30 pm | Los Miercoloes - 10 de Mayo al 28 de Junio de 5:00-6:30 pm CONTACT: Crystal Suarez MFTT 415-643-5600 Ext:1300, Christina Olague at El Centro Bayview: Evans 415-431-2233 NOTES: El Centro Bayview Evans FRC is happy to announce an 8-week session “La Jornada” Group | El Centro Bayview esta Feliz de anuncuiar el Grupo “La Jornada”/ 8 Sessiones

WHO: Tandem, Partners in Early Learning WHAT: Come Learn with Your Children WHERE: Grace Tabernacle Community Church, 1221 Oakdale Avenue WHEN: Every 4th Tuesday of the month 11am-12:30pm CONTACT: For more information, call LeNesha 415-788-2263 lenesha@tandembayarea.org NOTES: Come learn with your children ages 0-5. Fun family workshops every fourth Tuesday of the month. Lunch provided.

WHO: Rafiki Coalition for Health and Wellness WHAT: Complementary Medicine Clinic WHERE: 601 Cesar Chavez Street WHEN: See notes CONTACT: 415-615-9945 www.rafikicoalition.org NOTES: Acupuncturists: Marion Wei Monday 10am-4pm, Jonathan Nelson Tuesday & Wednesday 10am-6pm, Ali Hakimi Thursday 10am-6pm | Massage Therapists: Wayne Fontaine Monday 10am-6pm, Brian Abram Tuesday & Wednesday 10am-6pm, Piet Bereal Wednesday 2pm-6pm & Thursday 10am-6pm. Schedule subject to change without notice. Please call at your convenience to confirm services offered. Services provided on a first-come, first-served basis; appointments cannot be made.

WHO: The African Outlet WHAT: Graduation Special! WHERE: The African Outlet, 4942 3rd Street at Quesada WHEN: Ongoing CONTACT: 415-864-3576 theafricanoutlet@gmail.com NOTES: Home of quality African cargo, ambience, and tradition since 1989! 10% off 2019 Kente scarves with valid school ID! Your San Francisco resource for: 2019 Kente scarves, dashikis, kufis, complete men’s outfits, dresses, 3 piece women’s fits, head ties, fabric, jewelry, accessories, walking sticks, adornments, black soap, shea, oils, incense, indigo, mud cloth, tie-n-dye, batique, prints, masks, sculpture, framed art, ceremonial items, special ordering can be arranged.

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WHO: Center for Harm Reduction Therapy WHAT: CAYA Therapy Van Schedule WHERE: Bayview Playground/MLK Jr. Park (Armstrong St. between 3rd and Keith) WHEN: Fridays from 11am-1pm CONTACT: Maurice Byrd 415-579-3410 mauricebyrd@harmreductiontherapy.org NOTES: All van sites have disposable needle containers and Narcan on site. Therapy/substance abuse use counseling. Food, snacks, games, outside drop-in.

EXCURSIONS 

This section includes: youth programming, field trips and activity discounts and passes. WHO: Institute of Museum and Library Services WHAT: MUSEUMS for ALL WHERE: San Francisco: California Academy of Sciences, Children’s Creativity Museum, Exploratorium & Museum of Craft and Design. WHEN: Ongoing CONTACT: For a complete list visit: http://www.childrensmuseums.org/participating-museums NOTES: The Museums for All program expands access to the nation’s museums by offering free or reduced admission for EBT cardholders. This program was made possible by a cooperative venture with the Association of Children’s Museums (ACM) and the Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS). Museums offers free or reduced price admission up to a family of four for EBT, or electronic benefit cardholders, as part of the Museums for All program. Please call your local museum for details.

WHO: San Francisco Public Library (SFPL) WHAT: Discover & Go WHEN: Ongoing WHERE: Citywide CONTACT: For more detailed information visit www.sfpl.org/discoverandgo NOTES: San Francisco Public Library now offers free museum and attractions passes on an online platform called Discover & Go. Library users who are San Francisco residents can access free passes to more than a dozen Bay Area museums and attractions with the use of their library card. With Discover & Go, library users can better reserve a pass online with their library card and print their tickets at home or at the neighborhood library. Reservation system works on laptops, phones, and tablets for ease of use. All you need is your library card number and PIN to access the reservation system.

WHO: Exploratorium & BMAGIC WHAT: Visit the Exploratorium for FREE! - Exploratorium Community Family Pass WHERE: Pier 15, Embarcadero @ Green Street, SF, CA 94111 WHEN: Ongoing *This pass is available on a first come, first serve basis. CONTACT: community@bayviewmagic.org NOTES: Visit the Exploratorium for FREE! Bring your family and friends to dance with a tornado, turn upside down in a curved mirror, count rings on a 300-year-old tree, build your own electrical circuits, and

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explore hundreds of other hands-on exhibits. BMAGIC has been given a Community Family Pass to access the Exploratorium - FOR FREE! We would love to share this opportunity with BVHP families, organizations and programs. The pass is intended for small groups of no more than 16 individuals - including children & adults. How it works: 1) Contact BMAGIC at least one week before you plan to visit the Exploratorium. 2) Schedule a day & time to pick up the Pass from BMAGIC. 3) Return the Pass back to BMAGIC within 48 hours of your trip. You MUST submit a completed visitor survey upon return! The Exploratorium also offers affordable opportunities for larger groups such as 5 free public days per year and free or reduced admission for weekday field trips for CBOs. For more info about these programs and hours visit: www.exploratorium.edu/visit/hours

WHO: SF Youth Commission WHAT: Group City Hall Tours WHERE: City Hall, Youth Commission Office WHEN: Ongoing, per group request and availability CONTACT: Call 415-554-6446 or youthcom@sfgov.org NOTES: Are you interested in learning more about the Youth Commission or bringing a group of youth to City Hall? Youth Commissioners and staff can help lead workshops on the rudiments of City government the YC, and other topics that relate to youth and government.

WHO: AT&T Park WHAT: Healthy Kids Program WHERE: Citywide WHEN: Ongoing CONTACT: http://www.bamco.com/giants-garden/ https://healthykids.cafebonappetit.com/ NOTES: Are you interested in having a Bon Appetit educator visit you for a free 60-minute program (designed for elementary aged children) that features hands-on lessons in cooking and healthy eating? We’ll provide the ingredients and equipment to prepare a healthy snack with the kids. If you’d like to request a visit, please complete our field trip request form to select your preferred date/time. Keep in mind these dates are first come first served and we will confirm your field trip date and time via email.

WHO: Golden Gate National Parks WHAT: Reserve a Beach Wheelchair WHERE: Golden Gate National Recreation Area WHEN: Ongoing CONTACT/NOTES: Richard De La O, Accessibility Program Manager, 201 Fort Mason, San Francisco, CA 94123 415-561-4958. If possible, please provide 5 days advance notice. To learn more about the beach wheelchairs and their locations in the GGNRA, please visit https://www.nps.gov/goga/planyourvisit/beach-wheelchairs.htm

 

 

FUNDING

This section includes: grants, scholarships, federal and local funding opportunities, and in-kind services WHO: San Francisco Department of Public Health WHAT: Request for Proposals: Environmental Justice Planning Process and Strategic Plan Development WHERE: Informational Meeting (25 Van Ness, Room 330A) June 17th @ 12:30pm - 1:30pm WHEN: Proposals due by 12 noon June 27, 2019

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CONTACT: www.sfdph.org NOTES: We are excited to offer funding for up to 5 Community Organizations with environmental justice experience to collaborate on leading a planning process to develop the Strategic Plan for Environmental Justice in San Francisco, from July 1, 2019 through April 30, 2020. Grants will be up to $10,000 to compensate for staff time required to conduct the planning process.

WHO: San Francisco Department of Elections WHAT: 2019 Ranked-Choice Voting Outreach Request for Proposals WHEN: Proposal due date: Friday, June 14th at 5pm CONTACT: sfelections.org/RFP2019 NOTES: The Department of Elections is pleased to announce the availability of funds and a Request for Proposals (RFP) for the 2019 Ranked-Choice Voting Outreach. The Department is seeking proposals from non-profit and community-based organizations to assist in disseminating information about the new ranked-choice voting ballot format and the new voting system to current and prospective voters prior to the November 5, 2019, Consolidated Municipal Election.

WHO: San Francisco Department of Public Health’s Community HEalth Equity & Promotion Branch WHAT: FREE Proposal Budget Development Workshop WHERE: 25 Van Ness Avenue, Room 610 (6th Floor) WHEN: Friday, June 21st 8:30am-11am or Monday, June 24th 8am-10:30am CONTACT: Hanna Hjord hanna.hjord@sfdph.org 415-437-6316 NOTES: This workshop provides the fundamentals of preparing a program budget. Participants with gain the knowledge and techniques needed to prepare a reasonable funding request that corresponds with the goals, objectives and activities of a grant proposal that make the strongest case for funding in today’s competitive environment, including understanding RFP requirements. Financial statements, projected budgets, budget narratives and other financial information reflects your understanding of what will be required to implement your programming and how well you manage resources. By the end of this interactive* workshop, participants will learn the basics of preparing budgets and budget narratives, an essential part of the program and organization management.

WHO: Foundation Center- San Francisco Center WHAT: Foundation Directory Online WHERE: Foundation Center: 312 Sutter Street, Suite 606, SF, CA, 94108-4314 WHEN: Ongoing; funding and grant opportunities updated regularly CONTACT: For more info: call 415-397-0902 or visit: http://foundationcenter.org/ask-us/san-francisco NOTES: Gain knowledge about grant makers, their grants, and all aspects of fundraising, philanthropy, and nonprofit management. We invite you to use our library where you can search for prospective foundation funders using the Foundation Directory Online Professional free of charge, along with our growing collection of books, periodicals, and other print and electronic resources.

WHO: A Little Hope WHAT: Youth Bereavement Support Services Grants WHEN: Ongoing CONTACT: Link to Complete RFP NOTES: A Little HOPE supports organizations that provide bereavement support services and grief counseling to children and teens who have experienced the death of a parent, sibling, or loved one. To be considered, applicants must e-mail (no telephone calls) the name of their program, website address, names of executive director and program director, and the location of the program. No other information is needed (or will be processed). Strong preference will be given to applicants who demonstrate a

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commitment to the use of community-trained volunteers. Grant award amounts are based on the scope and budget of the project. Introductory e-mails are accepted year round. Upon review, selected applicants will be invited to submit a complete application. See the Little Hope website for complete program guidelines, information about past grant recipients, and application instructions.

 

 

 

 

 

CALENDAR 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 publication. 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 information or if you have any questions, please call 415-642-8017. Thank you.

Bayview Hunters Point Mobilization for Adolescent Growth in our Communities

1275 Fairfax Avenue, Suite 201 | San Francisco | CA 94124

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