To support the “Black Girls Do” arts, youth development and mentoring program.
Ever Gold [Projects], established in 2009 and led by founder Andrew McClintock, is a contemporary art gallery initially based in San Francisco’s Tenderloin neighborhood, later relocating to the Dogpatch area. It showcases emerging and mid-career international artists, with a focus on contemporary American art, historical avant-garde movements and NFT-based projects.
Family Dog Rescue rescues dogs of all breeds, backgrounds and personalities in California, providing care, medical treatment and behavioral assessment before finding them the loving homes and second chance they all deserve.
Family Dog Rescue rescues dogs of all breeds, backgrounds and personalities in California, providing care, medical treatment and behavioral assessment before finding them the loving homes and second chance they all deserve.
General support for thought leadership, visioning, strategy and examples of a regenerative economy.
The mission of the Flux Foundation is to engage people in designing and building large-scale public art as a catalyst for education, collaboration and empowerment.
For the Myeloma Immunotherapy Research Fund, to support basic and clinical scientists in developing novel cellular and immuno-therapies in multiple myeloma under the direction of Dr. Tom Martin and Dr. Jeff Wolf.
To support the development and distribution of social justice programming, curriculum and direct action for young people and their families, with an emphasis on Black, Brown and gender fluid youth.
To support the development of a civic pride campaign for CoalitionSF to inspire engagement in improving the state of the public realm in San Francisco.
The Food Bank of Contra Costa and Solano is a nonprofit organization dedicated to fighting hunger in California’s Contra Costa and Solano counties by collecting donated food and distributing it to those in need through a network of community-based organizations. They also offer nutrition education programs to promote healthy eating habits and self-sufficiency among their […]
