Community Services/Non-Profits in San Francisco, CA
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415 Buena Vista Ave E, San Francisco CA 94117
“Amazing organization!! Adopted my second cat from them and the process was amazing. They are very thorough and helpful, and they still keep in touch to see how my kitten is doing!”
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636 Jackson Street, San Francisco CA 94133
“We watched Necktie & High Heels here, though it was fully in Mandarin, they did project subtitles for non Chinese speakers. The story was creative, funny and engaging, I would definitely attend events at this 100 year old theater again in the future!”
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650H Florida St, San Francisco CA 94110
“I went here and learned how to repair my bike's inner tube from one of the volunteers. I was able to do it again on my own at home the next day. Very helpful, and great prices on new and used bike parts for sale. I highly recommend checking it out if you want to learn how to work on your bike. I'll be going back to learn more soon.”
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2 Marina Boulevard, San Francisco CA 94123
“Pretty cool location. Right on the water so I can get a little chilly. I was working on a event in the Festival Pavillion. Seems like an ok place for an event. There are a couple of restaurants on property and 2 coffee shops as well. There is a grocery store across the street from the entrance for other things you may need. Alot of history here at Fort Mason.”
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375 Rhode Island Street, San Francisco CA 94103
“A small but mighty community giving life to printed materials and books. They give classes on printing and binding using cool equipment and tools from a bygone era. Keeping printing and book binding alive is no small effort in our high tech world. The tools here are low tech and high craft. Watch your fingers on this paper cutter! Well worth a visit.”
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141 Industrial Street Suite 1, San Francisco CA 94124
“I went to the location to drop off some fabric materials. The drop-off did not take much time. I told them exactly what I had, they told me what they could accept, and could not accept, they weighed everything, gave me a tax donation sheet, and that was it. Very fast service. They also have a small parking lot, which was helpful for taking the items out. But I could see how that place gets really busy really quickly. The inside was packed, but still enough room to comfortably move around.”
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1947 Union St, San Francisco CA 94123
“I wandered into this little boutique while my brother was getting his eyebrows threaded next door, and somehow walked out with one of my favorite memories. The moment I stepped inside, I felt the magic of the place. I'd never seen a shop like this with every piece feeling like it had a soul. I collect artistic cards, so of course I gravitated straight toward the displays and picked one out. Important detail: I hate carrying purses. So my cards and cash live chaotically in my pockets. Reckless? Yes. Will do ? Also yes. So when I go to pull out my debit card, my ID shot out like it had somewhere better to be and slipped perfectly under this massive bookcase. I knelt down to assess the situation--an inch-wide slot leading into a dark abyss. Purse: 1. Me: 0. I briefly told the employee what happened explaining why I was all of a sudden on all fours face to face with the ground, completely expecting maybe a shrug. But Instead, he immediately started removing items, trying to shift the entire bookcase, going above and beyond to retrieve my ID. But it was quickly apparent the it was mission impossible to which I fully accepted. But his pure kindness and concern really touched me and we just quickly started talking about the story behind the boutique. Amazing story, and I ended up buying a handmade cup after the fact. And I'd love to say their kindness inspired me to buy a cup, but let's be honest: I bought it because I felt guilty. (...Though I had been eyeing it before my ID made its dramatic escape so I really did want it). Now that cup sits on my bookcase, and every time I see it, I think of how what could've been a gloomy experience turned into one of my sweetest little memories. And yes, I know I'm making this sound more dramatic than it probably was. But 1) you'd remember this shop too if you stepped foot inside, and 2) I do have a history of unintentionally disturbing the peace in small shops, to which my guilt makes it mandatory to make a purchase, only for those "guilt purchases" to become some of my most treasured things.”
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117 6th Street, San Francisco CA 94103
“This is an incredible program that without these hero’s doing the work they do many lives would be lost and costs to taxpayers would increase exponentially in emergency medical services that would manifest without the reduction of harm that they provide. The services provided here range everything from Narcan training and free Narcan provided, medical Care on Thursday Afternoons and wound care, all of the possible harm reduction supplies you might need as well as wound care supplies first aid some hygiene items such as disposable undies and feminine products group support and referral for treatment as well as testing of street drugs so the consumer can make a more informed decision on what is going into their bodies. Restrooms are available (restrooms were still being renovated so they might not be ready just yet) the only thing missing from this location is a safe consumption program. The staff and volunteers are some of the kindest people who have no judgement come as you are!”
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121 Wisconsin St, San Francisco CA 94107
“One man's trash is another man's treasure. Even when your clothes that no longer fit are not really trash, and you just don't want to sell them on eBay, fill your bags, load the trunk and drop them off here. It's easy access, drive through model works super efficiently. Friendly people can help you out as needed. Get a receipt for the tax man if you're in the kind of bracket that benefits from that. Be on your way and go eat something in Dogpatch.”
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225 Potrero Avenue, San Francisco CA 94103
“Pure love, from the food to the staff, and especially the volunteers, they have infinite patience and you can feel how much they care, unlike a lot of other places. They deserve WAY more respect than they get. Wish they would do breakfast again; missing their awesome oatmeal and pancakes. Without it, I only give them 5 stars, instead of 10! Wholesome, filling, and packed with nutrition, but no meat .”
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300 Funston Avenue, San Francisco CA 94118
“Sadly I have not been yet. A note to my heroes there, nothing is more important than who we are now, continuously into the future saved for review by all, all the time. You have my attention ladies & germes.”
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2166 Palou Avenue, San Francisco CA 94124
“Children's Book Project met and exceeded my expectations. The stellar organization of each and every book makes it quite easy to search for books of all ages and reading levels. These gently used and new books are Free to teachers. Children's Book Project is a fabulous resource for teachers.”
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110 The Embarcadero, San Francisco CA 94105
“I attended an event to hear the Sacramento DA, Thien Ho and Dion Lim speak about the arrest the Golden State Killer! I also had the opportunity to meet one of the killer's early victims who went on to create a non profit organization, Phyllis' Garden with one of the other victims. So moving hearing her story!”
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3543 18th St #8, San Francisco CA 94110
“Fantastic location with beautiful murals covering the building. Everyone was extremely welcoming and happy to chat. Definitely recommend if you're near Dolores Park or general Mission Area!”
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181 6th Street, San Francisco CA 94103
“Hospitality House has helped me in so many ways. I can't thank them enough. That are one of the greatest helping organizations out there. They have and do help everyone. A shiny example of Good Samaritans.”
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655 Bryant Street, San Francisco CA 94107
“I’ve observed countless incubators and accelerators across three decades of startup building. I almost never endorse accelerators—they inundate founders with noise and distraction. Humanmade, however, is a rare exception. Unreservedly recommended. Ten stars. Thank you for the May 15, 2025 event!”
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603 Mason Street, San Francisco CA 94129
“We rented the community space at the crissy field center for our work retreat. Our group was able to host various activities in multiple locations. We were able to access a classroom for art activities, an outdoor space for group exercises, and a kitchen space for serving lunch. I would recommend to any group looking to host a large gathering.”
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826 Valencia Street, San Francisco CA 94110
“The Pirate Supply Store is a little smaller than I remember, but I could be confusing it with another store. It is still jam-packed with pirate themed decor and souvenirs for sale. I don’t think there was an inch of that store that was empty. Many cheap and handmade trinkets and accessories to take home, but I think I saw some clothing too? Plus some customizable things like a mini treasure chest that you can fill with whatever you’d like. Overall, 4/5.”
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455 Market St Ste 600, San Francisco CA 94105
“I think the square is very good. However, they do not protect their users from scammers, the way I feel they should. People are out here buying products, getting the completed products, and then asking for a refund and Square is giving it without even asking any questions.”
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2929 24th Street, San Francisco CA 94110
“Welcoming and accomodating meditation community with morning meditations and good teachers. Favorite part of this Sangha is the conversations about dharma over tea after every class. Blessings meow meow”
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50 Hagiwara Tea Garden Dr, San Francisco CA 94118
“Been going for over 65 years. Not much lately as I live across the Bay, but the Paul McCartney exhibition drew me in. Prices for special exhibitions in 2025 $35, $32 for seniors if non member. If you like to go regularly get the membership plan. There are plenty of things to see without going to exhibitions, there's one in Manga that looks promising. Gift shops will have all the merch.”
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552A Noe St, San Francisco CA 94114
“I’ve been a member of Ruby’s Clay Studio since the early 90’s. It is a coop filled with many artists and there are also classes held regularly.”
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1840 Sutter St Hall) 1st, San Francisco CA 94115
“Great expertise here for the 2025 cherry blossom festival. Great culture experience including arts, performance and bonsai show. Beautiful people and staff here. Good energy.”
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164 6th St, San Francisco CA 94103
“My second favorite place to eat in the city if you're homeless food's great, especially breakfast, breakfast is off the hook. I'm talking about cheesecake strawberry cheesecake frosting. All kinds of different cakes with oatmeal. Every single morning is awesome”
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240 Turk Street, San Francisco CA 94102
“We love Kroc, specifically the afterschool program. My son has grown so much they have the most amazing staff, they are dedicated and genuinely care for the kids. They each make such a positive impact on the children's world.”
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3543 18th St #31, San Francisco CA 94110
“I did this in 2018 and it was so nice having a specific running buddy with me to support me. Super fun, safe environment, kind and supporting group, and boosted my confidence.”
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1099 Sunnydale Ave, San Francisco CA 94134
“Super nice staff to accommodate your needs in the building. I was there to receive my covid vaccination. Be patient to get in touch with the admin. No one seems to able answering or returning your calls. Maybe shortage staff due to Covid. It is a spacious and safe place to have group gathering. There are two exit entrance to accommodate the visitors effectively enter and exit the building. The place is clean and located in the quite neighborhood.”
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150 Golden Gate Ave, San Francisco CA 94102
“Especially if you're struggling, this is a one-stop shop! From hot meals daily, to an amazing clothing area (can signup once a month, to technology, medical, or housing: it's all there! Seek & ye shall find! ?♥️ ?”
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199 Eddy Street, San Francisco CA 94102
“This work is about service & care for the families who call Tenderloin their home. Amazing work with God's Love! You will be loved in this lighthouse. God is Love!”
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2948 Folsom St, San Francisco CA 94110
“Want somewhere to share with friends? It felt familiar like I was in a neighborhood ( it feels genuine). I visit San Fran regularly and a friend shared this with me. I will be returning I want to try all of the kitchens. I started with Los Cilantros and was a happy camper. I felt like I was sitting in my kitchen sharing a good meal and tons of loving friendship.”
