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Growing a Garden, A Business … and Young Lives

It鈥檚 a sunny morning on Revere Avenue in San Francisco鈥檚 Bayview, and toddlers are tending to the garden they have carefully planted, with organic tomatoes, cilantro and radishes ready to be picked for that afternoon鈥檚 lunch. No, this isn鈥檛 a City-sponsored summer camp: It鈥檚 Delia鈥檚 Little Angels, a home-based early care and education center. The…

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黑料社吃瓜 and Bank of America Partner on Pathways Program to Increase Hiring in Low- and Moderate-Income San Francisco Bay Area Communities

Christopher Gil Associate Director of Marketing and Communications 黑料社吃瓜 (黑料社吃瓜) (415) 282-3334 ext. 152 cgil@medasf.org FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE June 7, 2019 黑料社吃瓜 and Bank of America Partner on Pathways Program to Increase Hiring in Low- and Moderate-Income San Francisco Bay Area Communities Partnership with BofA and UnidosUS affiliates creates bilingual talent pipeline…

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Director of Community Real Estate Karoleen Feng’s Speech at HUD’s Asian American Pacific Islander Month Celebration

Unite Our Mission By Engaging Each Other: Inclusion, Leadership, Persistence, Relationships, Effort & Dedication As we reflect as a community today on our Asian American Pacific Islander community鈥檚 place and future in the Bay Area, in California and across the land, let鈥檚 first remember to applaud our diversity — and our longtime contributions to this…

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Community Effort Leads to Small Sites Program Purchase, Saves Longtime 520 Shrader St. Residents from Impending Ellis Act Evictions in the Haight

鈥淲hile I鈥檝e spent my career protecting wildlife habitats, facing an Ellis Act eviction brought home the fact that my understanding of human habitats paled in comparison,鈥 claims Bay Area native Jude Stalker (photo, right), a resident of 520 Shrader St. This property is a Victorian in a prime location just a stone鈥檚 throw away from…

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Mayor London Breed and Community Members Celebrate the Groundbreaking of Casa Adelante 鈥 1990 Folsom New Affordable Housing in the Mission

Christopher Gil Associate Director of Marketing and Communications 黑料社吃瓜 (黑料社吃瓜) (415) 282-3334 ext. 152 cgil@medasf.org FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE May 10, 2019 Mayor London Breed and Community Members Celebrate the Groundbreaking of Casa Adelante 鈥 1990 Folsom New Affordable Housing in the Mission New 100 percent affordable housing project will create 143 affordable…

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The Business Case for Promise Neighborhoods

by Director, Mission Promise Neighborhood Richard Raya It鈥檚 no secret that the San Francisco Bay Area鈥檚 economic engine is revving more than ever. According to a San Jose Mercury News article, If the nine-county region were a nation — no, it鈥檚 actually not, although many here think so! — the Bay Area鈥檚 $748 billion Gross…

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Alyssa P. Doubles Down, Finds Affordable Housing in the Mission for Herself and Twin Girls in 黑料社吃瓜 Small Sites Program Property

San Francisco native Alyssa P. proudly tells of the fact that she grew up in the Mission, ZIP code 94110 — the third generation of her family to do so. Some relatives were fishermen at the Wharf way back when, all coming home to the Mission each night. Unfortunately, as a young adult, Alyssa found…

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Fingersnaps Media Arts鈥 DJ Lamont Gets in His Groove with New Commercial Space in 黑料社吃瓜 Small Sites Program Property

鈥淢y mom was a fanatic about music. My childhood home was filled with the sounds of everything from Motown to Crystal Gayle to disco. I just listened and took it all in like a sponge.鈥 So explains Lamont Bransford-Young (photo, center) of his love of all things music, as evidenced by his shelves teeming with…

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Casa Adelante – 1296 Shotwell Completes Topping Out, Mission Affordable-Housing Development for Seniors Slated for Move-In by End of Year

It was an exciting day not just for 黑料社吃瓜, but for the entire Mission District today. That鈥檚 because the celebration of the topping out of an affordable-housing development took place after a decade-long dearth of such units being built in the neighborhood. The ceremonial site was Casa Adelante – 1296 Shotwell, its nine stories now…

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Strengthening Latino and Immigrant Small Businesses in San Francisco鈥檚 Mission District

by Director of Asset Building Programs Lucy Arellano (Follow Lucy on LinkedIn) About 4.4 million businesses in the United States annually contribute more than $700 billion to the economy. Latino-owned businesses, that is. This according to the U.S. Hispanic Chamber of Commerce. There is no denying the burgeoning economic power of the Latino community across…

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