Bitcoin Beginners, Experts Gather at 20Mission
It’s no secret – Money & Tech are trying to sell you on cryptocurrency. And they’re also...
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Tag: nonprofits
Ignite Conference Inspires Young Women to Engage in Politics
Young women filled the halls of Mission High School on Saturday for a daylong conference organized...
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Local Nonprofit Funds Local Around the World
IDEX’s decision to, in 1989, move their headquarters next to a janitorial supply store on Valencia Street was, says executive director Rajasvini Bhansali, a more strategic move than it initially seems.
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Tiny Tickets: BART’s Best-Kept Secret?
A few foundations manage to take advantage of a program that few riders even know about.
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Bernal Dwellings Center Loses Staff
“…they are saying, ‘Go back to welfare, go get unemployment,’” said Marica Gomez. En Español
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Local Nonprofit Burns $100,000 Donation from Craigslist
The ceremony came after Craigslist shut down its adult services section. En Español
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Bank Backlash Boosts the Locals
More people are moving their money away from big banks, providing a boon to smaller financial institutions, including some in the Mission. Tomorrow: Credit Union Invests in Tots to TeensEn Español
Read MoreSubstance Abuse Center to Close After 32 Years
“How can they close the center?” one client asked.” This place is for the families.” En Español
Read MoreNonprofit Becomes Online Matchmaker
The Mission Asset Fund is establishing an online system that will match individuals to resources in the Mission District. “Referral 2.0 if you will.”
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MEDA Asks Like-Minded Groups – Won’t You Be My Neighbor?
The Mission Economic Development Agency moves to a new building, establishing a nonprofit HQ on Mission Street.
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Mission District Major Focus of 2010 Census
City and federal officials will focus their count on the traditionally under-counted Mission District. En Español
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A Family Home In An SRO
San Francisco is a city with a serious affordable housing deficit. As more families suffer from job loss and slashed hours, many are turning to single room occupancy hotels for shelter.En Español
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Mission Women Honored
Capoeira and Pie leaders build bridges.
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Southern Exposure Fuels Creativity for Mission Youth
Mission District arts nonprofit Southern Exposure helps youth think outside the box. By JESSICA PONS.
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Artists Unite to Support El Tecolote at Upcoming Fundraiser
Local award winning artists and Salvadoran food will come together to support local media. By ARMAND EMAMDJOMEH
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Piano Teacher Still Strong After 60 Years
After decades at the Community Music Center, Shirley Marshall still approaches the piano with the enthusiasm of a beginning student. By JORDAN CONN
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