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12:00 PM - 12:00 AM
636 Jackson St, San Francisco
Community Services Non Profits
“This center is clean, organized and the drive-thru is so convenient! I love donating to this location. The staff is informative and the process is thought out. I highly recommend this donation site.”
“Fort Mason Center is a great place to spend a few hours with the family. Beautiful waterfront views, plenty of open space to walk around, and a relaxed atmosphere away from the crowds.
Grab a coffee, enjoy the bay, and let the kids explore the area. Definitely worth a visit if you’re looking for a laid-back afternoon in San Francisco.”
“This is my second time visiting scrap. I went about 3ish weeks ago and the inventory I was interested in (paper, stamps, stickers) were completely different. I got a ton of stuff both times for under 5 bucks. Cant beat the prices !
Still hoping for a die cut machine though!”
“Been to this place twice now to fix up my bikes, it's an amazing asset to the community!
Every time I went I learned a lot about bikes that I was missing, not to mention I paid a fraction of what I would have in a full-service bike shop. You get out what you put in, the are mechanics at hand, with varying degrees of experience, but you are expected to do most of the fixing yourself. I found that as long as you are actively trying to fix your bike, even if you are struggling, one (or more) of the mechanics will eventually come by and help out.”
“I have fostered with Toni’s for over two years and their kittens are amazing. They specialize in bottle fed kittens which makes them incredibly friendly and social. Their adoption process is thorough, straight forward and supports everyone involved. They are experts at getting you the right kitty for your family and are incredibly supportive throughout the process ! I love volunteering with them and recommend adopting from them.”
“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.”
“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!”
“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!”
“Words cannot express how grateful I am to the medical team at SPCA for providing such world-class, empathetic, compassionate care to my previous love bug, Chestnut.
He had a critical medical episode due to an underlying condition. I called them ahead of my arriving and they were fully prepared for my arrival, remembered my cat’s name from the call hours before, and acted swiftly to stabilize him.
The veterinarian came in to deliver the news I was sadly expecting, but did it in such a way that honored the decision I knew I needed to make. They gave me all the time in the world to feed him delicious treats and a final meal, hold him, sing to him, and then hold him as he gently went “to sleep.”
While I am heartbroken, the experience was beyond all expectations and they made it possible for my beloved angel to have a dignified, honorable transition.
Thank you, SPCA, for making his end of life a truly gentle and compassionate transition. Thank you for meeting me where I was at, and for walking with me through it all and helping me into my new chapter without my best friend.
Please never stop the work you do. I cannot express how critical it is to our community.”
9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
1230 Preservation Park Way, Oakland
Community Services Non Profits
“The Big Bro program has been wonderful for my grandson. His BIG has provided activites that have encouraged his LITTLE to open his mind to new experiences. Taking his LITTLE to San Jose State University for Basketball, Baseball games, while sharing his own college experiences while explaining how to get to college by going 2 yrs to a Jr College (for basics), and 2yrs to SJSU for your chosen career goal. It's much more cost effective. And now my grandson wants to go to SJSU! That alone means so much to our family, as we weren't able to go to college.
His BIG, also spends time, with his LITTLE going to libraries; hiking in Parks; visiting Tech Museum,; Movie theaters; Hiiller Aviation Museum; or grabbing an ice cream cone along the way.
I am so grateful for his BIG's dedication and commitment to his LITTLE.
It's been a wonderful experience for my grandson. Plus, the BBBS program has a very thorough interview process for adults that wish to volunteer, and regular check-ins with parents/guardians & LITTLES. So, we feel confident about about our LITTLES safety.
Thank You So Much
Colleen”
“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.”
“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 .”
“I know I'm quite odd and very strange, but if you like them, you're appreciated for all the help. Greetings to San Francisco and whoever else may be receiving thanks.?❤️???”
“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.”
“Internet Archive HQ offers a free tour on Friday afternoons (it's about an hour long). I highly recommend it to anyone. The tour is engaging, and the great people who work and volunteer here are so clearly passionate about the incredibly important work they do. Public availability of knowledge is an important issue that affects everyone, and we all have a role to play in it whether we know it yet or not. You'll come out of your visit here having learned something empowering.”
“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.”
“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”
“Brought a pair of custom jeans that is my most prized article of clothing and was 3-4 sizes too large in the waist to be brought in. I was nervous to have anything done to them but heard Holy Stitch specializes in denim so I gave it a shot. I had an awesome experience around the show and was thrilled with the job they did. They took the pants apart to make the alteration work invisible and put everything back together so the pants look like they were made to fit me originally. I don’t have to wear them with a belt and they would have been around my ankles if I did that before. Really great price and customer service on top. I’d highly recommend.”
1 - 2:30PM 10 - 11:30AM
976 Mission St, San Francisco
Community Services Non Profits
“I went in there and was a mess, man at the front door made me feel better. Thank gosh I was assigned to kaleche, and she has been so patient and kind and helpful during this whole horrible process. I can't report on the outcome cuz I'm still in the middle of it but I'm hopeful that with support from this agency we will get it resolved”
“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”
“When the 6th st harm reduction/exchange was closed (on Mondays now btw) this is where they redirected me. The staff was so super friendly and helpful. There were not many people there and inside there is a small table and a few chairs if you want to sit for a short bit. They have all the same gear and supplies as 6th Street as well as groups and services for interested folks. Very chill atmosphere. Always supportive and informative. ??”
“Second-to-none: This is restaurant-quality food (thanks, Chef!) and world-class hospitality! As a former restaurant manager, I'm hard to please. City Hope will feed your stomach & brighten your light! ☀️ Stay blessed! ?? ?”
“I had a great beginner class here. The instructor was friendly and very informative. The building is nice with interesting equipment. I look forward to taking more classes”
10:30AM - 5:30PM
647 Irving St, San Francisco
Community Services Non Profits
“I had a wonderful experience at San Francisco Women Artists Gallery in the Inner Sunset. From the moment I walked in, the staff was incredibly friendly, welcoming, and professional, they really make you feel comfortable taking your time and exploring the space.
The gallery itself is beautifully laid out, with thoughtfully curated displays that highlight a wide range of contemporary art. I was especially impressed by the quality and variety, stunning oil and acrylic paintings, unique sculptures, and beautifully crafted handmade jewelry. The window displays are also fantasticas they draw you in and showcase some truly eye-catching pieces.
What really stands out is the organization’s mission and community focus. As a historic nonprofit, SFWA does an amazing job supporting and promoting Bay Area artists while creating an inclusive, welcoming environment for visitors. You can feel that sense of purpose throughout the gallery, it’s not just a place to view art, but a space that actively builds community and uplifts artists at all stages of their careers.
The location is perfect too, right in the vibrant Inner Sunset near Golden Gate Park, making it an easy and enjoyable stop whether you’re local or visiting.
Overall, this is a gem in San Francisco. If you’re looking to support local (especially women) artists while experiencing high-quality, thoughtfully presented work, this is definitely a place to visit and purchase quality artworks.”
“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.”
“Following in the tradition of Donaldina Cameron by being a sanctuary for the SF Chinatown community. It's equal parts training and equipping the next generation in Christ and engaging in powerful community activism. Plus they make a mean hot dog(or hamburger) at their annual May fundraising carnival ????”
8:30AM - 5:30PM
2301 Mission St #301, San Francisco
Community Services Non Profits
“MEDA is a really wonderful organization. Staffs are kind, professional and proficient. That certainly includes Tatania Garcia and Yajaira Gamboa. They help me with tax return for free and no fuss. Thanks a lot MEDA”
“These are the correct pictures of the entrance for 850 Harrison St. The only detail is that the Google Street View shows the back entrance that is in the parallel street named Clara St. So, make sure you are walking on Harrison St.”
“Such a sweet hidden gem of SOMA. It’s quiet but ok to talk inside. The way they organize the books is so different from other libraries. It makes it much easier to simply wander through an interesting topic and find related topics.
Highly recommend making a stop here!”
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“First time here, what a great venue! The show was stellar! It was the debut and the cast did a great job! Absolutely loved the interaction with the audience! What an entertaining evening.”