We have built strong partnerships with a number of neighborhood nonprofits, residents, local businesses, and other champions of the neighborhood. We continue to be as supportive as possible to the institutions and people that are critical to the fabric of the neighborhood and the lives of its residents.
Recently, we coordinated the deployment of an online education platform focused on Science Technology Engineering & Math (STEM), Finance & Entrepreneurship, and Civic Education. This program is focused on the youth in our neighborhood and is benefiting schools and community organizations in the Tenderloin.
We’ve participated in countless meetings with local nonprofits and neighborhood stakeholders to understand how we can design a project that will be well received by the community. Our current proposal for the site is reflective of those conversations – and we look forward to further refining it as we seek input from additional members of the community.