Community Organization

SFUSD Indian Education Program and Friendship House Youth Program will host Back to School Night on Thursday, August 14 at 56 Julian Ave. We invite Native American, Alaska Native, and Indigenous families to join us for dinner, a backpack giveaway, and fun arts and crafts for all ages.

The Intrepid Philanthropy Foundation offers an incredible grant opportunity for teachers in 14 Bay Area counties called the LIGHT Awards program. The LOI (letter of intent) phase of the program is now open.  The LOI deadline is Tuesday, November 14th.

Project Commotion offers bilingual after-school movement classes in Spanish and English for all abilities. Activities are designed to support children's physical and social skills through joyful movement, playful exploration and holistic wellness.

New Conservatory Theatre Center's satellite program works with San Francisco schools to offer after school workshops and specialized residencies.

Welcome to the new year! Let’s celebrate our return and reconnect over treats and a free supply table! Explore our new art activities, check out our new sculptural garden on the newly opened Art Terrace and enjoy an adult beverage. RSVP is free.

Whether your child is a beginner or preparing for team try outs - we have the right fit for you! Enhance your game with top-notch coaching and innovative training drills. Forge lasting friendships and build essential teamwork skills on and off the court.

Attend the 3rd Annual Buong Loob Youth Intern Community Knowledge Sharing on Thursday, May 11th, 5-7pm at Balboa High School

Dreaming of working in a salon professionally? Interested in the career of hair braiding and textured hairstyling? Join the Braidz N’ Thangz Young Adult Internship Program! Program kick-off is Tuesday, May 2.

The Filipinx Student Wellbeing Conference (FSWC) is a youth-led, mental wellness conference organized by current and former Buong Loob: Filipinx Student Wellness Internship interns. Registration ends Saturday, April 22 or if we reach capacity. 

The UCSF Speech, Voice and Communication study is currently recruiting participants ages 8-16 without psychological, neurological, or developmental diagnoses to examine communication in children.