BABA is a volunteer organization for book artists in the San Francisco Bay Area. The group puts on exhibitions and the annual Book Arts Jam as well as monthly meetings.

Program matches adult mentors with youth on a one-to-one or group basis.

An educational, non-profit organization dedicated to bringing together gardeners and garden professionals to share experiences.

Provides networking and group discussion about individual goals. Mission, process, meeting information and founder biographies.

Organization of people with disabilities working for consumer improvements in IHSS and personal assistant services, long-term care, transportation, and other issues.

Provides housing, sanctuary and support for working poor in San Francisco's Mission and Castro Neighborhoods.

Grant-making institution dedicated to the improvement of the quality of life through education, scientific research, the environment, and projects in the San Francisco Bay Area.

Official online publications of the San Francisco Fire Fighters Local 798 Union. News, events, health, history, and sports.

A community-based, non-profit economic development corporation located in the Mission District. Mission statement, area history, services, projects, news, reports, related links, and contact details.

Coalition of localized park groups coordinates planning and offers nature walks.

Assists people affected by HIV/AIDS in the San Francisco Bay Area through counseling, education and advocacy to maximize benefits and employment opportunities.

IAFF Local F-145.

Loans money to non-profit organizations ranging from intergenerational farm communities, Buddhist retreat centers, and Waldorf schools. Includes information for donors, investors, and borrowers.

Historical preservation society for San Francisco. Landmarks are nominated, and architectural assistance is given for preservation topics. The group also organizes tours of historic buildings.

Offers grants and awards for improvements to the city environment, including building restorations, new plantings, and removal of blight.

Come in and visit the best firehouse in San Francisco. Meet the firefighters who protect the Noe Valley day and night. We also have fire department T-shirts for sale.

Collects donated food from growers, manufacturers and grocers and distributes it to food pantries, soup kitchens, child care centers, homeless shelters, and senior centers.

Youth group dedicated to community gatherings and service.

Provides inner-city poor with counselling, food, shelter, and clothing. Operates a private elementary school and thrift store.

An urban environment activist group, lobbies for sensible environment and ecology maintenance.

Non-profit, volunteer-run organization promotes a vegetarian diet in the Bay Area.

Preservation site feature landmark Romanesque style church.

provides seniors of all ages, languages, and income levels with the information, understanding, and contacts in order to access resources in their community.

This site is in response to the San Francisco Redevelopment Agency and the City of San Francisco to benefit the residents, businesses, service providers, and workers in the South of Market Project Area. Improving the quality of life for everyone in the South of Market.

A parent-run, non-profit for families with children with disability or special health care needs. Services, events, partnerships and donation information.

San Francisco Chapter. Includes newsletters, photo gallery and 'Respect the Beach', a primer on coastal ecology awareness.

A nonprofit provider of affordable housing for low-income residents of San Francisco's Tenderloin and central city neighborhoods.

Nonprofit organization dedicated to the preservation of significant historical buildings and landmarks of San Francisco with a special interest in GLBT historical sites and issues. Advocacy, events, and viewpoints.

Works to transform low-income communities by employing and training former prisoners to plant and maintain street trees and organic gardens. Sponsored by the San Francisco (CA) Sheriff's Department.

The southeast San Francisco neighborhood is experiencing enormous change and about to go through intensive development of certain key sites in the area. The VVPA was formed in 1999 to gather community consensus on the direction that development will take.