Meeting Point:
Felton Institute at 1500 Franklin Street
Date/Time: Thursday, February 29, 2024 at 3:00 PM
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Tentative Itinerary:
Felton Institute has provided innovative services and programs since 1889. The institute has a rich history of serving individuals, families, and communities in the Bay Area and beyond. Felton's transformative services range from supporting individuals impacted by the justice system to mental health services, preparing children for educational success, providing critical resources for older adults, and much more.
Music City San Francisco is on a mission to serve as the driving force for talent and commerce, sparking the revitalization of San Francisco's music culture. At the helm of this vision is Rudy Colombini, a passionate native San Franciscan deeply connected to both the city and its musical heritage. Rudy's unwavering dedication has given rise to Music City SF—a platform fostering an artist development ecosystem. This empowering space enables musicians and performers to thrive in the Bay Area and extend their reach beyond, contributing to the vibrant tapestry of small businesses that define the city's unique charm.
Raphael House is an organization that assists low-income families and those experiencing homelessness in the San Francisco Bay Area. Their mission is to help achieve stable housing and financial independence through personalized, family-centered solutions. Raphael House has been providing community-supported services since 1971 with an impressive success rate, where 90% of families in their Residential Shelter achieve stable housing and 93% maintain that stability long-term through their Bridge Program.
Established in 2005 by local volunteers, including parents and advocates, The 3rd Street Youth Center & Clinic originated from a community initiative to provide equitable access to healthcare, employment, and education for the young residents of Bayview Hunters Point in San Francisco. Today, 3rd Street extends its services to over 1,500 youths annually, offering comprehensive support. Additionally, in collaboration with Success Centers, it now manages the Lower Polk TAY Navigation Center at 700 Hyde Street, a gender-inclusive shelter catering to young individuals experiencing homelessness, offering assistance with substance abuse, mental health, education, and employment as they await permanent housing placement.
4:30 PM | Glass Rice & The Bird Cage San Francisco | 812 Sutter Street
Glass Rice: Established in 2016 by San Francisco native Cecilia Chia, the space is a modern art gallery. Its mission is to foster artistic vibrancy and perspective by providing a platform for authentic connections among artists, the community, and collectors. In addition to conventional exhibitions, Glass Rice curates installation-driven shows designed to captivate all senses, leaving visitors with enduring memories.
The BirdCage: This inviting cafe is a haven curated by two passionate individuals, Chaunte and Mari, who have seamlessly blended fantastic coffee, a carefully selected collection of vinyl records, and captivating art under a welcoming and stylish roof. Beyond the aromatic brews, The space is a retreat designed to allow visitors to escape daily stressors and build connections within the community.
5:00 PM | Key Klub | 850 Bush Street (Networking Reception)
Key Klub, situated in Lower Nob Hill, is a standout wine bar that marries a refined ambiance with exceptional offerings. The thoughtfully chosen selection of natural wines complements effortlessly with a delightful menu showcasing small plates, all within a refined yet welcoming atmosphere.
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