Thursday, May 9th, 2019 is bike to work day. Join tens of thousands of San Franciscans by pedaling to work on the biggest biking day of the year! Take the pledge to join us on Bike to Work Day and you’ll be entered in a drawing to win one of Read more…
San Francisco Public Works is in need of volunteers. They are looking for volunteers to help clean up the streets of San Francisco once a month. Come volunteer and help us clean our streets. For more information click here.
TechBridge Girls, is a non-profit S.T.E.M. organization focused on empowering girls to pursue interests in tech and the sciences. Their annual Community Impact Showcase is coming up at the Oakland Coliseum! Take the family to see all the awesome experiments the Techbridge Girls have been working on all year! Each ticket Read more…
San Francisco Youth are invited to create a new poster design based on the theme “What does healthy food mean to you?” for our city nutrition programs. Winning artists will have their artwork posted across San Francisco and win a gift card! Winners will be selected from two grade categories: Read more…
This Monday April 8th, the Success centers will held a Code On-Point for course orientation for youth at Booker T. Washington from 4:30 pm – 5:30 pm. You can register here.
Tomorrow at the San Francisco main library from 2 pm – 5 pm kindly invite parents and their children, educator, and caregiver for an afternoon of storytelling, story learning, story creating, as well as story evaluating… especially when stories don’t align with our values. In this interactive event, we will Read more…
Magic Zone summer program enrollment is now open. To get an application head over to Ella Hill Hutch Community Center and ask for Jamesha for more information. There will be a $20 application fee.
Camp Mendocino is open for enrollment. There are 5 session and the first session start on June 22nd. For more detail please visit Camp Mendocino.
Every 1st Monday of each month at 7:00 PM at the Korean American Center there will be a Public Safety Meeting. Please come and voice your concerns.
The African American Art and Culture Complex (AAACC) is looking for youth artists between the ages of 8 – 24! AAACC’s A.L.O.T. (Artist Leaders of Today) program encourages youth of color and youth within marginalized communities who have strong interests in visual arts to apply. Send your artwork and application Read more…