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COMMUNITY CALENDAR: APRIL EDITION #355Updated: 5/7/15
SUMMER RESOURCES AND PROGRAM OFFERINGS
This section includes: workshops & trainings, youth programming, summer camps & employment, events, and activities.
WHO: BAYCATWHAT: 2015 FREE Summer Media CampWHEN: Thursday, May 7, 2015 Open House; Camp (8 weeks) June 15, 2015-August 6, 2015CONTACT:/NOTES: Apply now at www.baycat.org or for more info call 415-701-8228 ext. 213 _____________________________________________________________________________________WHO: Summer Matters ConferenceWHAT: Seeking Volunteers and PresentersWHERE: First Unitarian Church in Oakland, 685 14th StreetOakland, CA 94612WHEN: Friday, May 8, 2015, 8:00am - 4:00pmCONTACT: Please contact Nazaneen at [email protected] - you can also contact Annquenetta Lawrence with the Partnership for Children & Youth at [email protected] or (510) 830-4200 xt. 1602 . NOTES: *Registration now Open! https://www.eventbrite.com/e/2015-summer-matters-program-staff-conference-tickets-16382519557 Interested in presenting? Visiting Link: https://pcy.wufoo.com/forms/2015-summer-matters-line-staff-conference-rfp/ Interested in volunteering? If so, please complete the following brief survey regarding your availability to participate: https://pcy.wufoo.com/forms/2015-summer-matters-conference-volunteer-survey/. As the conference gets closer, you will be provided with more information about your role as a volunteer (including a schedule, directions, etc.). All volunteers will receive free parking, breakfast and lunch at the conference.____________________________________________________________________________________WHO: College Track WHAT: Job Announcement: Summer ASAP Program – Summer Math InstructorWHEN: Deadline to submit: Monday, May 18th Schedule: July 6 - August 7, 2015 (Monday - Friday, 10am - 6pm) Session 1: 10am - 12pm; Session 2: 1pm-3pm; Session 3: 4-6pmWHERE: 4301 3rd Street (Bayview/Hunter's Point Community)CONTACT:/NOTES: ***Application Submission Process: Submit a resume and cover letter (include a one paragraph statement regarding your philosophy of the best ways to promote student achievement and math academic readiness as an instructor), to Tyesha Day - [email protected] by Monday, May 18th. Math Instructors will only be required to teach two of the three sessions based on their availability. In addition to teaching, each instructor will receive one hour prep or attend a one hour staff
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meeting each day. Each instructor must work at least 5 hours each day. Compensation: Competitive salary, based on experience. http://www.idealist.org/view/job/Wcz5NxW5hjjd/ _____________________________________________________________________________________WHO: Bayview Youth Advocates (BYA)WHAT: Summer 2015 CohortWHEN: Deadline to apply is June 1st! Program: June 8, 2015 – July 31, 2015 – Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday from 1:00pm-5:00pmWHERE: CYC – Bayview Office, 4438 Third StreetCONTACT: For any questions or more information contact: Wendy Lee by Email: [email protected] or by Phone: 415-550-1151 *Application available at http://www.cycsf.org NOTES: Work to reduce violence and create harmony and understanding through advocacy, education, and outreach! **$400 stipend upon completion of a service project**_____________________________________________________________________________________WHO: Bayview YMCA WHAT: Primed & Prepped a Hospitality Management /Culinary WHERE: BAYVIEW YMCA 1601 Lane Street WHEN: Primed & Prepped Summer Program Begins: June 9 – July 30, 2015 Tue- Wed- Thurs 10:00 AM-12:00 Noon CONTACT: FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT: KELLY ARMSTRONG, PROGRAM DIRECTOR/FOUNDER @ 415-822-7728 EXT: 266NOTES: We are looking for ambitious young men of color ages 14-19 that have an interest in learning how to work at a food concession stand. Come and experience what’s it’s like to prepare and serve food at a Basketball game! Training includes: Serv-Safe Certification (Food Handler Certification) Knife SkillsNutrition, Job Readiness, Career Awareness and much more!_____________________________________________________________________________________WHO: CORO NorcalWHAT: Exploring Leadership Youth FellowsWHEN: The internship placements will run for five weeks, three days a week: Tuesday through Thursday, June 30 to July 30. Proposals may be submitted at any time before June 1, 2015. If you are interested please fill out this online internship proposal form as soon as possible, and preferably before Friday, May 29. CONTACT:/NOTES: You can expect the Youth Fellow to work an 8-hour work day. The Youth Fellow should get an in-depth glimpse of your organization–what it does, who does it, and how they do it. The Youth Fellow should also receive a substantive work project(s), by which you hold them responsible for tangible results that will benefit to your organization. We ask internship hosts to contribute a small amount to CORO to offset the costs of running the program and paying each Youth Fellow a stipend (but the fee is negotiable so let’s talk). ____________________________________________________________________________________WHO: Zaccho WHAT: Youth Classes & Summer CampWHERE: Zaccho | 1777 Yosemite Ave, Studio 330WHEN: Youth Acrobatics with Helen Wicks, Mondays 4:30-6:00pm, Youth Aerial with Sandia Sexton, Wednesdays/ Thursdays/ Fridays 4:30-6:00pm *Please note that the school will be CLOSED from May 11th-15th CONTACT: https://clients.mindbodyonline.com/classic/home?studioid=42059NOTES: Youth Acrobatics with Helen Wicks: This class is designed for intermediate level youth with previous experience in acrobatics. Work alongside Zaccho Youth Company and perfect your acrobatic skills! This class helps you build strength and coordination, and will take your acrobatic technique to the next level. Youth Aerial with Sandia Sexton: This class is designed for youth with previous experience in
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aerial dance. On low flying apparatus, students will explore movement techniques that help to build their confidence in the air. This class incorporates strength, flexibility and a good ole' time hanging upside down! Summer Camp will take place August 10-14, 2015 M-F 9am-3pm $350 (Additional Childcare per week $50 M-F 3pm-5pm– discounted rates available for 94124 residents) Youth Ages 7-14; all levels of experience welcomed.*For more information on Summer Camp Registration, click the link: http://zaccho.org/summer_camp.html ____________________________________________________________________________________WHO: Kaiser Permanente’s LAUNCH programsWHAT: Summer Employment OpportunitiesWHERE: http://share.kaiserpermanente.org/article/ncal-launch/?kp_shortcut_referrer=kp.org%2Fcommunitybenefit%2Fncal%2FinternshipsWHEN: How to Apply Applications must be submitted in-person at your local Kaiser Permanente facility. Applications are shared directly with local school and community contacts and organizations in the spring. See more at the link above: CONTACT: For more information please email us at [email protected]: Program Features Participation in an 8-week paid summer work experience. Workshops designed to give participants valuable personal and professional skills development. Mentors provide insight on how to prepare for a career in health care. Networking opportunities with peers and senior leaders through work-based activities, community service projects, or social events. Eligibility must be between the ages of 16 and 20. Must be a high school student or recent high school graduate (in the last 6 months) Priority is given to Junior or Senior high school students; must be available to work full-time during the 8-week Summer Program. Have permanent residence in a Northern California Kaiser Permanente designated service area. See more at: http://share.kaiserpermanente.org/article/ncal-launch/?kp_shortcut_referrer=kp.org%2Fcommunitybenefit%2Fncal%2Finternships#sthash.nKc9mnca.dpuf_____________________________________________________________________________________WHO: Expanded Learning CollaborativeWHAT: San Francisco Curriculum Planning Resources and Summer Field Trip ListNOTES: This guide was developed by the SFELC Summer Learning Workgroup to provide a list of local resources that can enhance Summer Learning efforts. Our goal in creating this resource was to support San Francisco’s summer program providers of school-age youth with a tool to help develop curriculum based on a wide variety of subjects and embrace our city as a classroom with incredible learning opportunities through field trips and expeditions. This work was also done in effort to support the State-wide Summer Matters Campaign and National Summer Learning Association with outreach and advocacy about the importance of summer learning. This document was developed for you with heart and passion from current summer providers to support your program in making summer learning enriching and exciting, and decrease summer learning loss for youth in San Francisco. Please click on link to view guide. http://sfelc.org/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/SF-ELC-Summer-Learning-Resouce-2015.pdf. _____________________________________________________________________________________
JOB AND INTERN OPPORTUNITIESThis section includes: job readiness classes, employment, internships, stipend work
WHO: San Francisco Youth Commission
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WHAT: Application for Youth Seats: Children, Youth, and Families Oversight and Advisory committee (OAC)WHEN: Deadline for applications – May 15th, 2015 CONTACT:/NOTES: The Oversight and Advisory Council includes three seats for youth members : Two members age 19 or under, and one seat for a transitional age youth age 18-24.Members of the OAC make sure that the Children and Youth fund is put to the purpose that voters intended-providing the children and youth of San Francisco with high quality services and programs; and that the community has a say in decision-making about how the fund will be used. We hope that you, or youth you know and serve, apply! Application here. Youth Commission will be assisting with the application process. For more information please contact the Youth Commission at 415-554-6446. _____________________________________________________________________________________WHO: San Francisco Mental Health Association and San Francisco Islamic School: The Haawa Project: Winds of Change, Changing MindsWHAT: Peer Educator/ Intern position (Part-Time – 5-10 hrs/week)WHEN: Project Time-Frame: June 2015 – February 2016WHERE: San FranciscoCONTACT: Email Resume and Cover letter to Homa Ahmed via [email protected], Subject Line: Muslim Peer Educator NOTES: *Deadline to apply: May 31st
_____________________________________________________________________________________WHO: CHALKWHAT: RecruitingWHEN: Application deadline for all: Friday, May 29th by 5:00pm SHARP!WHERE: CHALK, 271 Austin Street, SF, CA 94109CONTACT: For more information, contact: Brianna Faddis - 415-418-0214 from 10am-5pm weekdays or visit our website www.YouthLineSF.org NOTES: Applications are currently available. Pay rate is $12.25 per hour; No experience needed – we will train! Recruiting for multiple positions in the following programs: Community Outreach Worker- must be on probation with a San Francisco case and must be between the ages 18-24 as of July 7 , 2015. YouthLINE Technology Intern- can be on probation with a San Francisco case and must be between the ages of 14-18 as of July 7, 2015. Afterschool Program Leader- must be between the ages of 18-24 as of July 7, 2015. _____________________________________________________________________________________WHO: Wu Yee Children’s Services (Head Start) – 12 SF LocationsWHERE: Bayview (1601 Lane St), Southeast (1300 Phelps St), Kirkwood (729 Kirkwood Ave), and New Generation (700 Velasco Ave)WHAT: Multiple Positions – Infant/Toddler Lead and Associate Teachers, Preschool Lead and Associate Teachers, Resource TeachersWHEN: Immediate OpeningsCONTACT: Apply online at http://www.wuyee.org/careers/ Submit cover letter and resume to: [email protected] if applying for a teacher position, please submit a permit (pending application) and unofficial transcripts. NOTES: Wu Yee Children’s Services is dedicated to creating opportunities for children to be healthy, for families to thrive and for communities to be strong. All Wu Yee Children’s Services positions require a minimum high school diploma or GED with 6 Early Childhood Education Units (assistant permit eligible). Applicants must consent to a background check, reference and transcript verification, pre-employment physical and TB test. Candidates with bilingual English-Spanish and/or English-Cantonese fluency, as well as dedication to, and prior experience with Head Start (as staff, volunteer, client child or parent) are preferred.
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WHO: New Door VenturesWHAT: Paid Internships for Bay Area YouthWHERE: 3221 20st Street, San Francisco, CA CONTACT: Contact Grace Reinhalter at (415) 857-9412 or [email protected]: New Door Ventures offers paid internships for young people seeking job training and work experience through two programs. Ally interns have the opportunity to work for 12 weeks at one of many different businesses in San Francisco, after completing a 3-week program orientation. Switch interns work for 6 months in one of New Door’s two social enterprises – Pedal Revolution, a bike shop, or Ashbury Images, a screen printing company. What are the eligibility requirements? Ages 17-21;must have a photo ID and Social Security card; Able to work 12-20 hours per week; Meet low-income requirements. What will I get out of Ally and Switch? Paid work ($10.74/hour) for 4-6 months,Monthly Clipper Card, Case management support with job searching and working towards personal goals. Academic support – GED class and 1:1 tutoring; Weekly or bi-monthly job readiness classes (paid!)What do I need to do to get a job? Come to an information session (Tuesdays @10:30am or Thursdays @4:00 pm) Complete an application; Schedule a 1-on-1 interview; complete follow-up steps._____________________________________________________________________________________WHO: College TrackWHAT: Job Announcement WHEN: Until filledWHERE: College Track | San Francisco, 4301 3rd Street CONTACT: /NOTES: https://collegetrack.csod.com/ats/careersite/JobDetails.aspx?id=42_____________________________________________________________________________________WHO: One DegreeWHAT: Job OpportunitiesWHEN: Until FilledNOTES: Job description for Community Growth & Marketing Manager: https://www.1deg.org/jobs/community-growth-and-marketing-manage. Job description for Content Manager: https://www.1deg.org/jobs/content-manager_____________________________________________________________________________________WHO: San Francisco FoliageWHAT: Careers in Horticulture Internship & GreenHouse Worker and Delivery DriverWHERE: http://careersinhorticulture.org/internship.html and http://sfbay.craigslist.org/sfc/trp/4746041291.htmlWHEN: Until Filled CONTACT: Kevin Dole (415) 707-1394NOTES: Careers in Horticulture is a paid, part-time for young adults (18-24) from Southeast San Francisco who have not completed high school. Work in an exhilarating greenhouse! Our thriving greenhouse distribution company in San Francisco is looking for a full-time greenhouse worker and back up driver. This is a full time position. Training begins right away. Essential Requirements*Ability to work well either alone or in groups, must be physically fit, able to lift at least 25 lbs, Good work ethic, Mature attitude and able to make good judgments under pressure -Able to safely operate 24' bobtail truck and forklift -Valid CA Driver's License, C Class or higher -Excellent customer service skills -Clean DMV record*Helpful Qualifications*-Language Skills: Spanish/English/Cantonese -Plant ID and horticultural knowledge is desirable -Sense of humor -Knowledge of San Francisco Bay Area geography._____________________________________________________________________________________WHO: Mission Hiring Hall
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WHAT: Construction Career and Job Placement ServicesWHERE: Mission Hiring Hall, 3080 16th Street, San Francisco, CA 94103 or 1048 Folsom Street, San Francisco, CA 94103CONTACT: (415) 626-1919 or (415) 865-2105NOTES: Are you interested in a construction career? Free job placement services & training available for various skilled labor trades & admin careers. Free training (for Skilled Labor Trades) Free training (for Admin Careers) Program requirements for both trainings: Age 18 or older with ID, Proof of San Francisco Residency, High School Diploma or GED, Valid CA Drivers License.
WHO: BAVC & TechSF WHAT: Multimedia Training and paid internship in tech field WHERE: http://bavc.org/emerging-mediamakers WHEN: Rolling admissions! Apply and start at any time NOTES: Are you 17-21 years old and interested in tech? Get your career on the fast track by earning a BAVC Fast Track Certificate in Web Design, Motion Graphics, or Coding. Plus you receive personalized job counseling and a paid internship! Apply here: bavc.org/register-techsf Questions? [email protected]_____________________________________________________________________________________
HOUSING OPPORTUNITIESThis section includes: affordable housing, homeownership, homebuyer and credit education services
WHO: Bayview Health and Environmental Resource Center (HERC)WHAT: Free Home AssessmentsWHERE: District 10 ResidentsCONTACT:/NOTES: Schedule a free home assessment now! Let us inspect for respiratory triggers:Mold ~ Mildew ~ Dust ~ Pest droppings ~ Vent obstructions ~ Get a free Asthma Tool Kit. Free Hypoallergenic Mattress Covers or Hypoallergenic Pillow Covers - For more information and a free home assessment call: HERC 415.467.5555_____________________________________________________________________________________WHO: Black Coalition on AIDS/ Rafiki Housing Program WHAT: Rafiki Housing Program CONTACT: To receive an application or obtain more information please contact: Francis Broome at [email protected] and (415) 615-9945, x 114; or Phillip Watson at [email protected] NOTES: Brandy Moore House is an 11-bed clean and sober transitional housing program that provides six months of housing, case management and referral services for individuals looking to regain control of their lives. Brandy Moore House has a strong record of working with individuals, offering HIV/ AIDS education, support groups, health forums, and access to wellness services. BMH maintains referrals with a broad range of medical, behavioral and other services within and outside the HIV care system so that residents can return to a path of health and well-being. _____________________________________________________________________________________
VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIESThis section includes: volunteer opportunities in the Bayview and throughout the City
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WHO: Habitat for Humanity of Greater San Francisco WHAT: Bayview Volunteers Wanted WHERE: http://habitatgsf.volunteerhub.com/Search.aspx?home%20repairNOTES: We need volunteers to help us with critical home repairs in the Bayview. Opportunities are Wednesday through Saturdays. Sign up now. Hurray._____________________________________________________________________________________WHO: Project Homeless ConnectWHAT: Bayview Health Connect (Save the Date)WHEN: June 5, 2015 from 8:30am-3:00pmWHERE: TBDCONTACT: /NOTES: Email [email protected] or Check our website for updates www.projecthomelessconnect.org _____________________________________________________________________________________WHO: San Francisco Recreation and Park Department/ Habitat for Humanity GSF WHAT: Volunteers Needed for Park Beautification Project WHERE: /WHEN: 5/16/2015 India Basin Shoreline Park Hunter's Pt Blvd & Hudson6/20/2015 Little Hollywood Park Lathrop & Tocoloma7/18/2015 Little Hollywood Park Lathrop & Tocoloma8/15/2015 Gilman Playground Gilman & Griffith9/20/2015 Gilman Playground Gilman & GriffithCONTACT: If you have any questions or concerns, please call the Volunteer Office at 831-6333. We look forward to working with you in the park!NOTES: Volunteer Guidelines: Wear old clothes—inevitably volunteers will be getting dirty; Wear layers of clothes—long pants and long sleeved shirt; Wear sturdy closed-toed shoes with good tread; Bring rain-gear and/or sun block and sun hat; Bring water or additional snacks for special dietary needs; Bring work gloves if available—otherwise we will supply; Projects take place rain or shine—barring high winds or dangerous weather conditions. SFRPD will provide all necessary tools. Before arriving, please review and share Volunteer Guidelines with your group. And direct volunteers to arrive promptly to receive instructions on work scope and safety practices. _____________________________________________________________________________________WHO: EcoCenter at Heron’s Head ParkWHAT: Volunteer at the EcoCenterWHERE: 32 Jennings Street @ Cargo Way; Meet at picnic area near parking lot. WHEN: 2nd Saturday of each month from 9:00am to 12:00pmNOTES: Join the Greenagers, a San Francisco Rec and Park and Port of San Francisco youth stewardship program, along with EcoCenter staff, in our joint stewardship of Heron's Head Park, home to over 100 species of birds and an off-the-grid sustainable learning center. Heron's Head Park offers a wonderful opportunity to learn about the historic Hunter's Point neighborhood and its diverse open space. Invasive Species Removal, Mulch Application, Watering and Planting. Come prepared with sturdy, close-toed shoes, sunscreen, a light snack and clothes that you don't mind getting dirty. Volunteers age 14-17 must have a signed parent's waiver; participants 13 and younger must be accompanied by an adult. Twenty (20) volunteers’ maximum for individual signups. Large groups and corporate events up to 150 volunteers can be accommodated with advanced notice. [email protected] (415) 839-4963. ________________________________________________________________________________WHO: Golden Gate Audubon WHAT: Volunteer at a restored wetland along San Francisco Bay. Activities at Pier 94 include weed and trash removal. Planting takes place in the winter months. Learn about native plants and see or hear a
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variety of birds. Instruction and snacks provided. Wear sturdy shoes, hat and clothes you don't mind getting a bit dirty. Bring a water bottle if you have one. WHERE: Take Third Street to Cargo Way, make the first left onto Amador, this street makes a sharp right in an industrial area, the address is 480 Amador (an office for a neighbor). Turn into the gravel parking lot before the chain link fence on the left. Just ahead you will see a small sign next to white barriers. This is the entrance to Pier 94. *Park in front of the barriers. Use this Pier 94 map . WHEN: First Saturday of each month from 9 am-noon. CONTACT: [email protected]____________________________________________________________________________________
COMMUNITY BUILDINGThis section includes: meetings, events, forums, town halls, & beautification projects
WHO: Family Support Services of the Bay AreaWHAT: FREE Respite CHILD CARE CONTACT: To enroll, contact: Brenda Vega 415) 861-4060 (ext. 3032) Se habla Español or N. Bruce Williams, Program Director (415) 861-4060 (ext. 3011) NOTES: If you are an active CalWORKs participant, you are eligible to receive free emergency child care for any of the following reasons: Your child is mildly ill and cannot go to regular school or child care; Your regular child care is not available for any reason; You have not yet finalized a regular child care plan; you need to go to work, school or training. Respite can be provided in your home or at the home of a licensed family daycare provider._____________________________________________________________________________________WHO: Radio Africa & Kitchen WHAT: Community Tuesdays – May 2015 ScheduleWHEN: Every Tuesday from 5pm-9pmWHERE: 4800 3rd Street (at Palou)CONTACT: If you are interested in hosting a special event for Community Tuesdays, please email us at [email protected] no later than 2 weeks prior to your event. For more information about these events, please visit our website: www.radioafricakitchen.com or www.andreabakerconsulting.com NOTES: There is also free wifi and a $10 (+tax) 2-course prefixe menu that features a variety of options to meet your dietary needs. The menu is seasonal and changes frequently, so stay tuned for updates on what we will be serving! May 5th – Imprint. City Mural Release Dinner Party May 12th. – Sketchy Tuesdays May 19th- the Art Circle and Live Jazz (Featuring Charles Unger). May 26th- A.C.T. Stage Coach Program- Bayview Stories Project. _____________________________________________________________________________________WHO: San Francisco Alliance of Black School Educators WHAT: Annual Scholarship and Retirement Banquet WHEN: Thursday, May 7, 2015 5:00pm-8:00pmWHERE: African American Cultural Center, 762 Fulton Street, San Francisco, Ca 94102NOTES: $20 per person_____________________________________________________________________________________WHO: EcoCenterWHAT: Science Saturdays – May 2015 ScheduleWHEN: Saturdays of every month
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WHERE: Heron’s Head Park, 32 Jennings StreetCONTACT: Call 415-839-4963 or visit http://www.ecocenterhhp.org NOTES: May 9th from 9:30am-12:30pm-Get Down and Dirty with Our Native Plant Garden; May 16th from 12:00pm-1:30pm-The Science of Seeds; May 23rd from 10:00am-12:30pm-Heron’s Head Park Trail Walk; May 30th from 9:30am-12:00pm-Why we Love Bees and So Should You! *More Science Saturdays are on the Horizon! _____________________________________________________________________________________WHO: The Exploratorium WHAT: FREE Mother’s Day Dia De Las Madres WHEN: Sunday, May 10th from 10:00am – 5:00pm WHERE: Pier 15, Embarcadero @ Green StreetCONTACT: www.exploratorium.edu or call 415-528-4444 espanol 415-528-4800NOTES: The Exploratorium has the pleasure of inviting you and the communities you serve to a Free day at the museum on May 10th, to celebrate Mother's Day! Mariachis, folkloric dance, a special talk by an astronomer and a Maya grandmother, and "flores de papel" are some of the featured activities with bilingual programming! _____________________________________________________________________________________WHO: Bayview YMCA WHAT: A Hospitality & Management/Culinary Arts Mentoring & Job Training Program Graduation WHEN: Thursday, May 14th 5:00pm-7:00pm WHERE: Bayview YMCA Conference Center, 1601 Lane Street CONTACT: /NOTES: Please RSVP to Kelly Armstrong by May 6, 2015 at (415) 609-0275 or email at: [email protected] *Dinner will be provided for event attendees! _____________________________________________________________________________________WHO: Bayview Opera HouseWHAT: 3rd on Third WHEN: Every third Friday of the month. Friday, May 15, 2015 5pm-8pm – Latin Explosion, Friday, June 19, 2015 5pm-8pm - JuneteenthWHERE: Downtown BayviewCONTACT: Performers and Vendors – please contact Bayview Opera House to participate in future events. Call (415) 824-0386 or email www.info.bvoh.org NOTES: 3rd on Third happens every third Friday of the month in Downtown Bayview and is a FREE community celebration with attractions for the whole family. Activities take place on Third Street at and between local businesses and restaurants around the Bayview Opera House Ruth Williams Memorial Theatre. Performances by Hip Hop for Change and 3rd Street playhouse. Activities include gardening workshops, 6pm Zumba, Mural visioning, ACT Stage Coach and much more. _____________________________________________________________________________________WHO: NOW Hunters PointWHAT: BBQ Cook-Off & Listening PartyWHEN: Saturday, May 16 12:00 pm - 3:00 pmWHERE: 129 Jennings St (adjacent to Heron's Head Park)CONTACT: Call (415) 644-5883 or email [email protected]: A year and a half ago, NOW_Hunters Point launched on Area B with the goal of transforming the former Hunters Point Power Plant site into a community-serving hub. Through partnerships with groups like StoryCorps to record community stories and the Bayview Opera House to host youth arts activities and a circus, over 1200 area residents visited the site to have fun and contribute their visions of the future. And we’ve started to transform the site based on that input. http://www.nowhunterspoint.com_____________________________________________________________________________________WHO: CHALK
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WHAT: Power Youth Movement Conference WHEN: Saturday, May 16th, doors open from 10am-4pm WHERE: Balboa High School, 1000 Cayuga Avenue, San Francisco, Ca 94112CONTACT: For more information email: [email protected] NOTES: CHALK will be hosting our first city-wide, Annual Power Youth Movement Conference. This conference will empower and motivate youth leadership, raise awareness on issues that are affecting our lives and community through motivational guest speakers, youth performances, workshops, Resource Fair, art, music and much more. Our goal is to reach 300 youth between the ages of 14-24 register for our very 1st conference, EVER! The first 10 youth to arrive receive a gift card! *Doors open at 10:00a.m please arrive on time to check-in and enjoy breakfast! We are very excited to make this conference a great and meaningful time for youth. PLEASE spread the word and can't wait to see you all soon!
_____________________________________________________________________________________WHO: San Francisco Unified School DistrictWHAT: African American Parent Advisory CouncilWHERE: Leola Havard Early Education School Auditorium, 1520 Oakdale AvenueWHEN: May 21, 2015; 5:45pm-8:00pm CONTACT: The Office of Access and Equity (415) 401-2555NOTES: Join parents from around SFUSD to advocate for their children, learn about upcoming events for African-American students and find out about SFUSD’s programs. Child care and a dinner will be provided._____________________________________________________________________________________WHO: The Wilderness Arts and Literacy Collaborative (WALC)WHAT: 16th Annual Year-End Celebration and Fundraiser: WALC Across the CityWHEN: Saturday, May 23, 2015 from 2:00pm-4:00pmWHERE: Multi-Purpose Room, Downtown High School, 693 Vermont Street, San Francisco, Ca 94107CONTACT: WALC (www.walcsf.net) is an environmental education program serving students at Downtown and Balboa High Schools with an interdisciplinary curriculum that integrates a wide array of field studies including camping, hiking and habitat restoration. We take our students to study Yosemite, Sequoia, Lassen, Joshua Tree and many other national and state parks, plus we have been helping steward Heron's Head Park, McLaren Park and Candlestick Point State Recreation area for many years.NOTES: $5 Admission includes refreshments and raffle ticket. There will be an auction of student artwork; readings of student writings; and fabulous raffle prizes. _____________________________________________________________________________________WHO: Exploratorium & BMAGICWHAT: Exploratorium Community Family PassWHERE: Piers 15/17 SF, CA 94111 WHEN: Ends June 30, 2015CONTACT: Cherie Cuenca (415) 558-2488 or [email protected]: BMAGIC has been given a Community Day pass to access (FOR FREE!) the Exploratorium as part of a New Year long pilot program. We would love to share this opportunity w/ BVHP families, children/youth participants. How it works: 1) Contact BMAGIC at least one week before you plan to make your outing to Exploratorium. The pass is intended for small groups of no more than 8 people including adults.2) BMAGIC will give you the Pass 3) Return Pass back to BMAGIC w/in 48 hours of your trip. 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. This pass is available on a first come first serve basis.
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WHO: The Bayview Opera HouseWHAT: Needs Your Input on a New Mural ProjectWHERE: The survey can be found and completed at: https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/YLDZYK6CONTACT: Ivy Anderson, Event and Volunteer Coordinator, Office: (415)824-0386, [email protected]: The Bayview Opera House has teamed up with the San Francisco Department of the Environment to paint a mural that will express our vision for an environmentally sustainable Bayview, and will educate residents about properly disposing of their used motor oil. Since July 2008, over 1,300 cases of illegal oil dumping in D10 have been reported to 311, despite there being many free and legal dumping sites nearby. Illegal dumping is contributing to the already rampant pollution of our district, and we are ready to tackle this issue head on. Once a final location and design are decided upon, muralist Cameron Moberg will teach a 3 week course on mural making with local teens, some of whom will be hired to help him execute the final mural. This will be a great opportunity to engage local youth in the arts, the environment, and the community. We need the community's input on this project. What do our neighbors already know about oil pollution and how to prevent it? Where should this mural be located in order to reach the most people and to stop the biggest offenders? What ideas and imagery should be included in the mural? Can you take 5 minutes to fill out our online community survey? And please pass this link along to your friends and neighbors here in Bayview! We will also be gathering input during our upcoming series of 3rd on Third events, at local high schools, at community events, and out on Third St. To stay updated on this project and the many ways to get involved, leave your name and email at the end of the survey and I will add you to our mailing list. _____________________________________________________________________________________
COMMUNITY EDUCATIONThis section includes: presentations, workshops, trainings, classes, study groups, and book clubs
WHO: Bay Area Community Schools Network (BACSN)WHAT: Beyond Random Acts…Family Engagement in Community Schools, ForumWHEN: Thursday, May 7, 2015 8:30am-3:00pm WHERE: HS Lordships Restaurant, 199 Seawall Dr., Berkeley, CA 94710CONTACT: [email protected] or [email protected] NOTES: Learn about the Dual Capacity Framework for Family-School Partnerships from Dr. Karen Mapp of Harvard Graduate School of Education. Learn how to implement the framework guides, principles, teachers, and parents on their common journey towards effective family engagement that drives school improvement and student achievement. _____________________________________________________________________________________WHO: College Track SFWHAT: College and Career Readiness WorkshopWHEN: Friday, May 8th from 5:30pm-7:30pmWHERE: 4301 3rd StreetCONTACT: /NOTES: Strategies for middle school students and their families to reach their college and career goals. Refreshments and Raffle Prizes are included! Please RSVP at www.tinyurl.com/ctsf2015workshop2 _____________________________________________________________________________________WHO: San Francisco Family Support Network
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WHAT: Economic Success ForumWHEN: Friday, May 15, 2015 at 9:00am-12:00pmWHERE: San Francisco Federal Building; 90 Seventh Street (at Mission); Lower Level, B-020 & B-040; San Francisco, CA 94103CONTACT: For more information, visit website at www.sffsn.org. NOTES: In addition to honoring our 2015 Family Economic Success Innovation Awardee - Jobs with Justice San Francisco, we will hear the latest economic data on San Francisco's families, and celebrate the passage of Prop C, which renews guaranteed funding for programs that support children and families._____________________________________________________________________________________WHO: San Francisco Expanded Learning CollaborativeWHAT: Outdoor Educators Institute (OEI)WHEN: Begins Fall of 2015 (August) *Priority deadline: May 15th. CONTACT: Questions? Contact the OEI Program Manager at [email protected] NOTES: Free professional development opportunity for young adults. To Apply: Please send a letter of interest to the OEI Program Manager at [email protected] and an application will be provided. Space is limited to 15 participants per cycle, so please note the application deadlines below. Priority Deadline: May 15th, 2015. OEI staff will review all applications submitted by this date and qualified candidates will be contacted for an interview. Initial selection will be notified June 15th–19th, 2015. Final application deadline: July 1st, 2015. Final participant selection will be notified July 27th–31st, 2015._____________________________________________________________________________________WHO: San Francisco Juvenile Justice CenterWHAT: Visit Incarcerated Youth…Attend a 2 Day Session and be part of our ministry!WHEN: Saturday, May 23rd and 30th, 2015 8:00am-5:00pmWHERE: St. Brendan Parish Hall, 29 Rockaway Avenue, San Francisco, Ca 94127CONTACT: Register Today! Call Julio Escobar 415-244-5594 Email: [email protected] or visit www.sandimasministry.orgNOTES: Requirements: Interview is required before attending this training. Complete 2 Day training (2 Saturdays required). Must be 18 years old. Visit incarcerated Youth 12-18 years old. Bilingual English & Spanish speaker preferable but not required. Attend mandatory monthly meetings. Mentor youth released from jail, probation or parole. (Optional)_____________________________________________________________________________________WHO: One DegreeWHAT: Community Workshop at Twitter NeighborNestWHEN: Thursday, May 28 from 5-6 pm WHERE: 95 Hayes Street, San FranciscoCONTACT: Space is limited. Please RSVP via email at [email protected]: We're hosting our first ever community workshop at Twitter's new NeighborNest in the heart of San Francisco's Tenderloin District. If you work at a nonprofit, please help us spread the word to your clients. Workshop participants will get a hands-on demo of One Degree, and we'll help people find and manage their nonprofit resources._____________________________________________________________________________________WHO: McDonald’s 365Black Awards WHAT: 2015 365Black Awards (Scholarship Opportunity)WHEN: Must submit by May 31st CONTACT:/NOTES: We are looking for 2 phenomenal Youth, male & female, between the ages of 13-18. Each honoree will receive a $10,000 scholarship. Visit www.365Black.com For more information. ______________________________________________________________________________
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WHO: The Bayview Opera House, SF Environment, and CalRecycleWHAT: Street Art Workshops and Paid InternshipsWHEN: June 8th-July 31st, 2015WHERE: The Bayview Opera HouseCONTACT: Ivy Anderson: 415.824.0386, [email protected]: Are you a teenager (age 14-19) living in Bayview Hunters Point? Do you want to learn how to paint murals with real, professional mural artists? Are you interested in learning about how to protect the environment in your neighborhood? The Bayview Opera House, SF Environment, and CalRecycle are seeking 10 students for a 3-week-long mural painting workshop, taught by world-renowned street artist (and winner of the Oxygen Network’s “Street Art Throwdown”), Camer1. Three teens will then be hired as paid interns to paint a new mural right here in Bayview. This mural will help educate the public about water pollution and the steps we can take to keep our environment clean. Workshop dates: June 8th, June 15th, and June 22nd Mural Painting: July, 2015. To learn more, contact Ivy Anderson at the Bayview Opera House. Applicaton deadline: May 31, 2015. Email: [email protected], office phone: 415.824.0386. For more information about this project: http://www.bayviewfootprints.org/2015/03/31/mural-to-address-illegal-dumping/_____________________________________________________________________________________WHO: Federal Reserve Bank of San FranciscoWHAT: Community Advisory CouncilWHEN: Submit a statement of interest: Submissions will be accepted through June 12, 2015CONTACT: Statements of Interest may include additional information about the candidate’s qualifications in the form of a cover letter, resume, or other document. Any such supplemental materials may be emailed to [email protected]. If electronic submission is not feasible, submissions may be mailed to the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System, Attn: Community Advisory Council, Mail Stop N-805, 20th Street and Constitution Ave. NW., Washington, DC 20551. Additional information about the selection process, including instructions for submitting a Statement of Interest, can be found in the Board’s Federal Register Notice. If you have any questions regarding the selection process or the duties and responsibilities of CAC members, please contact the Federal Reserve Board.NOTES: The Federal Reserve Board recently created a new advisory council – the Community Advisory Council (CAC). The Board is now accepting Statements of Interest from individuals who wish to serve on the CAC. The Board plans to fill the 15 seats on the CAC with a diverse group of experts and representatives of consumer and community development organizations and interests, including from such fields as affordable housing, community and economic development, small business, and asset and wealth building. The Board expects to announce the appointment of CAC members in the fall of 2015. _____________________________________________________________________________________WHO: California Legislative Black CaucusWHAT: ScholarshipWHEN: Application deadline is Friday, June 12, 2015 WHERE: California Legislative Black Caucus, State Capitol, Room 4126, Sacramento, CA 95814CONTACT: Call 916-319-2059 or visit the link http://blackcaucus.legislature.ca.gov/sites/blackcaucus.legislature.ca.gov/files/CLBC%20Scholarship%20App%202015.pdfNOTES: Scholarship opportunity for college bound and post-secondary students being offered by the California Legislative Black Caucus. _____________________________________________________________________________________WHO: CHALK
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WHAT: FREE Monthly Community Workshops WHERE: 271 Austin Street, San Francisco CA, 94109WHEN: Every Second Wednesday of the month from 5pm-7pmCONTACT: For more information or to request a private workshop contact: Meagan Cherney 271 Austin San Francisco CA, 94109, Email: [email protected], Phone: (415) 553-0282, Fax: (415) 977-6950NOTES: CHALK will be providing one free workshop every month to young people ages 14-24 starting February 2015. Through peer to peer learning, we aim to provide the young people of our community with life skills and leadership opportunities. All trainings will be first come first serve and will be focused on current youth issues. _____________________________________________________________________________________WHO: City College of San Francisco WHAT: Office Management Specialist WHERE: City College (Mission Campus) 1125 Valencia Street, Room 110WHEN: Spring Semester, 2015, Monday through Thursday 9.00am – 12noonCONTACT: Questions? Email Kate Ryan at: [email protected] or call 415-920-6010NOTES: Cost: Fee waivers and grants available from Financial Aid. Call Roy Camacho, 415-452-5635, or email [email protected] to ask about a fee waiver and/or Financial Aid grants. DESCRIPTION: This 12 unit Job Training Program (OFFICE MANAGEMENT SPECIALIST) meets the requirement for CTB (California Training Benefits), and is designed for people with previous office experience to upgrade their skills so that they can compete effectively in the current job market. SCHEDULE: Monday through Thursday; 9:00am – 12noon____________________________________________________________________________________WHO: San Francisco State University WHAT: Nonprofit Management {College of Extended Learning}WHERE: http://www.cel.sfsu.edu/nonprofit/WHEN: The Spring 2015 schedules will be available online in mid-December at https://mpa.sfsu.edu/aboutcerts . In addition, we have several information sessions coming up in December and January, where interested students can learn more about our program. NOTES: SF State’s Nonprofit Management Certificate of Completion Program is designed to meet that need. Our classes act as experiential leadership labs that provide stimulating and supportive environments for exploring the pressing issues and complex challenges facing current and future nonprofit leaders. All courses are ten hours long, and each course is conveniently held on a Friday evening from 6:00 - 9:00 p.m. and the following Saturday from 9:00 am - 5:00 pm., so that participants may work around existing work schedules. Individuals may complete program requirements and receive a certificate of completion, or attend only those classes that are of particular interest and value. In addition we strive to keep the classes affordable; each class is $295. Though the fall semester is coming to a close, there is still time to enroll in courses coming up in the next two weeks. You can view the current schedules here: Fundamental Nonprofit Management Skills and Nonprofit Leadership & Strategic Management. _____________________________________________________________________________________WHO: Bayview Branch, San Francisco Public Library WHAT: Story time for Preschoolers (Ages 3-5) - Toddler Tales and Babies too! (Ages 0-18 months)WHERE: 5075 3rd Street @ Revere WHEN: Every Tuesday, 11:00amCONTACT: Cristina Mitra, Children’s Librarian, (415) 355-5757 NOTES: Stories, songs, movement, music and lots of fun! _____________________________________________________________________________________WHO: Center for Youth Wellness
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WHAT: Intro to ACEs for Educators WHERE: http://www.centerforyouthwellness.org/CONTACT: Janine Greer M.A., Health Educator, (415) 684-9513, [email protected] NOTES: Do you work with children who have been exposed to: Community violence? Alcohol or drug abuse? Domestic Violence? Mental Illness? Incarceration of a family member? Death of a family member due to violence? Divorce? Separation? Foster Care? Neglect? Homelessness? Physical abuse? Do you wonder if Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) affect a child’s ability to learn? Attend a training to learn how Adverse Childhood Experiences can affect classroom learning. Gain hands on techniques and tools to build resiliency in students inside and outside of the classroom. Children growing up in distressed urban communities face poor health, emotional and educational outcomes. Learn how adverse childhood experiences can affect classroom learning and how to build resiliency in students. Workshop Objectives, Gain an understanding of the impact of ACEs and toxic stress on child’s health and development, Learn about the neurobiology of toxic stress, Learn about intergenerational trauma and its affects, Discuss tools for supporting a child experiencing toxic stress. Gain hands on techniques and tools to help build resiliency. _____________________________________________________________________________________WHO: SF Youth CommissionWHAT: Group City Hall Tours WHERE: City Hall, Youth Commission Office WHEN: Ongoing, per group request and availability CONTACT: (415) 554-6446 or [email protected]: 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: Five Keys Charter SchoolsWHAT: GED or High School Diploma classesWHEN: The Village, 1099 Sunnydale AveWHERE: High School and GED Classes Monday to Thursday, 9am-12pm English as a Second Language Classes Tuesdays and Thursdays, 2-4pmCONTACT: To enroll please call (415) 308-1689, email [email protected], or Stop by the Visitacion Valley Access Point, 1099 Sunnydale Avenue, 2nd FloorNOTES: Enroll for GED or High School Diploma classes TODAY! It's never too late to finish your education. Classes are free, just show up! Adults of all ages and ESL students are welcome!______________________________________________________________________________
BAYVIEW HUNTERS POINT PROGRAM OFFERINGSThis section includes: on-going health, wellness and enrichment activities in neighborhood centers
WHO: Rafiki Coalition WHAT: Passport to Wellness! Body & Soul – FREE Health Enhancement & Stress Reduction Classes 2015 WHEN: MAY SCHEDULE – Body and Balance: Body balancing movement for bones and joints May 12, 19, 26 - Tuesday evenings from 6:30 – 7:30pm w/Marcus. Art and Healing: Finding humor in your story, creating “My Comic Story” May 14, Thursday evening 5:30 – 6:30pm w/FranCione. Yoga Flow and Movement: Strengthen and tone your body through yoga May 7, 14, 21, 28, Thursday evenings from 6:30 – 8:30pm, w/Pearl. Eat Well, Live Well: Create fabulous healthy food for everybody and budget May 21, Thursday evening 7:30 – 8:30pm, w/Chef Billy. Cardio Fit: Strengthen and tone your body – all
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levels welcome May 9, 16, 23, 30, Saturday mornings from 9:30 – 10:30am, w/Tiffany. JUNE SCHEDULE – Flexibility and Flow: Sequences for better body/mind coordination June 2, 9, 16, 23 Tuesday evenings from 6:30 – 7:30pm, w/Marcus. Art and Healing: Change your life/world for better creating symbols June 11, Thursday evening 5:30 – 6:30pm, w/FranCione. Yoga Flow and Movement: Strengthen and tone your body through yoga June 4, 11, 18, 25, Thursday evenings from 6:30 – 7:30pm, w/Pearl. Eat Well, Live Well: natural soul food cooking June 18, Thursday evening 7:30 – 8:30pm, w/HuNia. Soul Line Dancing: Fun for everyone – beginners are welcome June 6, 13, 20, Saturday mornings, from 9:30 – 10:30am, w/Ramona. WHERE: 601 Cesar Chavez Street, SF (Between 3rd Street & Pier 80) CONTACT:/NOTES: All classes are FREE. Tuesday, Thursday, & Saturday_____________________________________________________________________________________WHO: Zaccho Dance Theatre WHAT: In Mystery Blue WHEN: Saturday, May 16, 2015 at 7:00pmWHERE: Zaccho Studio, 1777 Yosemite Avenue (off of Third Street) Studio 330 CONTACT: Find more information online at http://zaccho.org/events.html For additional information please call 415-822-6744NOTES: Come to see how we fly at Zaccho! We are thrilled to present our first student showcase In Mystery Blue. The Center for Dance and Aerial Arts with the Zaccho Youth Company will take the stage to present their original work to family, friends and fellow students. Tickets: Available at the door. *Suggested donation, sliding scale $5.00 to $15.00_____________________________________________________________________________________WHO: Center for Youth and WellnessWHAT: Weekly ClinicsWHEN: 1st & 3rd Mondays, 1:00pm-5:00pmWHERE: Center for Youth Wellness, 3450 3rd StreetCONTACT: For more information, please contact Nicole Bates 415-780-6334NOTES: Legal Services for children. If you have legal questions, please stop by our clinic! All of our services are free and confidential!_____________________________________________________________________________________WHO: Bayview YMCA WHAT: A Day of Fitness WHERE: Bayview YMCA, 1601 Lane StreetWHEN: Every Thursday, 10:00am-1:00pm CONTACT: Michael Bennett, (415) 794-9274NOTES: For more information contact Michael Bennett WHO: Bayview TLC Family Resource Center program of the Bayview YMCAWHAT: Women’s Anger ManagementWHERE: Bayview YMCA, 1601 Lane Street, 3rd FloorWHEN: Women’s Class, Thursdays 5:30-7:30pm, Men’s Group, 6:00pm-7:30pm CONTACT: Faye Henderson (415) 822-9404 Ext. 236NOTES: This group will focus on understanding the basis of your anger (identifying triggers), learning to manage anger effectively, stop violence or threats of violence, develop self-control over thoughts/actions and receive support during the process. Refreshments are provided.____________________________________________________________________________________
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FUNDINGThis section includes: grants, donations, and federal and local funding opportunities
WHO: 50 FundWHAT: 50 Fund grant program called "Playmakers." WHERE: https://50fund.fluidreview.com/WHEN: There are four (4) Playmaker Grant Program application periods: May 5-31, 2015, August 4-31, 2015, November 3-30, 2015 CONTACT: Questions can be submitted to [email protected] No phone calls please.NOTES: 50 Fund will provide 50 separate $10,000 Playmaker grants weekly, starting in February 23. In addition to receiving a grant, each selected nonprofit's "Playmaker" - a nominated staff or Board member, volunteer or community advocate who is making a significant impact through his or her work with the organization - will also be recognized. Applications are welcome across 50 Fund’s three focus areas: youth development, community investment and sustainable environments. Applicants must include the nomination of the organization’s “Playmaker,” in addition to describing how receiving a grant will have an immediate impact in the communities in which they operate. _____________________________________________________________________________________WHO: The San Francisco Public Utilities Commission (SFPUC)WHAT: Statements of Qualifications (SOQs) from qualified firms, consultants, and/or non-profit organizations to provide community benefits professional consulting services on an as-needed basis for the Community Benefits Division of the SFPUC External Affairs Bureau.WHERE: http://www.sfwater.org/bids/bidDetail.aspx?bidid=2904WHEN: Due Date 12/31/2016NOTES: The San Francisco Public Utilities Commission (SFPUC) seeks Statements of Qualifications (SOQs) from qualified firms, consultants, and/or non-profit organizations to provide community benefits professional consulting services on an as-needed basis for the Community Benefits Division of the SFPUC External Affairs Bureau. Qualified organizations will be eligible to apply and compete for future contracts to assist the SFPUC in implementing its Community Benefits and Environmental Justice Policies across the agency, including implementation through the Sewer System Improvement Program (SSIP), a 20-year, multi-billion dollar citywide investment to upgrade the ageing sewer system. Proposers with relevant experience, expertise, and qualifications in one or more of the task categories noted below are encouraged to submit SOQs for each relevant task category. This RFQ will create a pre-qualified list (“Pool”) of consultants, firms, and/or nonprofit organizations, from which the SFPUC may choose prospective contractors on an as-needed basis. Once pre-qualified and in the Pool, consultants will be eligible to apply and compete for future Request for Proposals (RFPs) that will be issued under the task categories defined in this RFQ. Task Categories - General Community Benefits Services - Adult and Youth Workforce Development - Arts and Culture - Economic Development – Education- Environmental Justice - Land Use and Neighborhood Revitalization - Corporate Social Responsibility, In-Kind Contributions, and Volunteerism - Diversity and Inclusion- Stakeholder and Community Involvement - Public Policy_____________________________________________________________________________________WHO: The Neighbor FundWHAT: Community-based, community-vetted, small business revolving loan fund for the Bayview.WHERE: Renaissance Bayview, India Basin Plaza, 1325-B Evans AvenueWHEN: OngoingCONTACT: Yamilet Gonzalez at (415) 647-3728, http://www.rencenter.org/
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NOTES: Community-based. Loans focus on businesses located in San Francisco's 94124 Zip Code. Borrowers' creditworthiness is validated through existing community relationships instead of impersonal credit scores. Small business loans are geared toward expansion for existing businesses with between $50K and $2MM in annual revenues and at least 1 full-time staff (including the owner). If you're a small business in the Bayview and need access to capital, this is a great opportunity! The Neighbor Fund is an initiative of Redeemer Community Church and Dayspring Technologies. Renaissance Bayview is a supporting partner along with local churches and community-based organizations._____________________________________________________________________________________WHO: Foundation Center- San Francisco Center WHAT: Foundation Directory Online WHERE: http://foundationcenter.org/sanfrancisco/library.html; Foundation Center: 312 Sutter Street, Suite 606, SF, CA, 94108-4314 WHEN: Ongoing; funding and grant opportunities updated regularly CONTACT: (415) 397-0902 NOTES: Gain knowledge about grantmakers, 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.
CALENDAR SUBMISSION INSTRUCTIONSTo submit entries for the weekly community calendar please use the following format:
WHO: WHAT: WHERE: WHEN: CONTACT: NOTES:
All entries are due on Wednesday 5pm for the Thursday publication. Please e-mail entries to [email protected]. Feel free to cut copy and paste the format above into an e-mail body. Got questions? Please call Cherie, BMAGIC Program & Outreach Assistant at 415-558-2488. Thank you.
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