By Jacqueline McGraw 2020 marks the 50th anniversary of sf.citi’s longtime partner Meals on Wheels San Francisco. Incorporated as a nonprofit in 1970, Meals on Wheels San Francisco (MOWSF) has... read more →
Airbnb’s new animal welfare policy was the conversation starter at “The Business of Doing Good: How Corporate Leaders are Advancing Animal Welfare,” hosted by sf.citi, World Animal Protection US, and... read more →
By Zach Drucker The next San Francisco election will take place on Tuesday, March 3, 2020. You did not read that wrong. Many local policy wonks will recall that presidential... read more →
On December 13th, tech workers came from all over the San Francisco Bay Area to volunteer at One City Gives, a holiday day of action for young people experiencing homelessness.... read more →
Over the last six months, Apple, Facebook, and Google have collectively pledged $4.5 billion to aid California’s housing crisis. sf.citi joined many of the state’s political leaders in applauding these... read more →
Just over a week after the polls closed for the November 2019 San Francisco municipal election, ballots have finally been counted and each race has officially been called. In an... read more →
by Steven Buccini Sometimes living in San Francisco feels like magic. And I’m not just talking about gorgeous sunsets at Ocean Beach or late-night burritos at El Farolito. It’s the... read more →
On October 10, World Mental Health Day, sf.citi and Pinterest hosted an important conversation about workplace mental health at “Burnout: How to Survive (and Thrive) in the Always On Culture.”... read more →
Last Wednesday, September 11, San Francisco's old Honda dealership at 10 South Van Ness Avenue transformed into a temporary meal packing plant operated by volunteers from all over the City.... read more →
By Jacqueline McGraw Meet Marlon, a recent graduate of San Francisco's Mission High School who spent the summer interning at sf.citi member Dropbox. For the past few years, Dropbox employees... read more →