San Francisco

Member-supported organization fighting for tenants' rights and housing justice through direct support, education, and collective organizing.

San Francisco group, founded 1987, that organizes unhoused people and service providers for housing and against sweeps and citations; publishes the Street Sheet newspaper.

San Francisco nonprofit providing free legal representation and rental assistance to tenants facing eviction. Runs the city's Tenant Right to Counsel program from 976 Mission St.

Coalition of San Francisco tenant organizations and allies organizing against evictions and rent increases. Holds tenant assemblies and free legal clinics.

Volunteers serve free vegetarian meals in San Francisco on Wednesdays at 16th & Mission and Fridays at 9th St.

Organizes Latinx immigrant families and youth in San Francisco's Mission, Excelsior and southeast neighborhoods on environmental and economic justice issues, climate resilience and civic engagement.

Grassroots organization building collective power with working-class Chinese immigrants through mutual aid, worker and tenant organizing, youth leadership development, and environmental justice initiatives.

San Francisco housing justice group that makes popular education media (like the animated short Priced Out), runs workshops, and staffs the REP-SF planning coalition.

A community network coordinating mutual aid efforts and connecting neighbors to share resources across San Francisco through direct support, solidarity, and collective care.

Tenderloin social services organization at 330 Ellis St in San Francisco, offering meals, health and recovery services, housing support, and advocacy for people in poverty.

Mission District community center, in its building since 1979, offering a food pantry, legal aid, financial coaching, tax clinics, and job search help for women, immigrants, and LGBTQ+ people.

General protest calendar and community organizing resource.

Queer art and technology workshop and hackerspace in SoMa, San Francisco, hosting classes, events, and projects like digitizing the On Our Backs archive.

San Francisco order of queer and trans nuns, active since 1979, doing community service, fundraising grants, and public events, plus a campaign on intimate partner violence.

Bay Area organization (formerly APIENC) of transgender, non-binary, and queer Asian and Pacific Islander people that trains grassroots leaders and runs member organizing programs.

Community center at 1800 Market St. in San Francisco offering LGBTQ+ employment, financial, and youth services, plus community programs and events.

Queer and trans activist group in San Francisco, founded in 2001, that protests corporate Pride, gentrification and policing through street actions and theater.

Mutual aid group providing free vegan food and resources in so-called San Francisco every Wednesday & Friday night .

SF based peer-led harm reduction

Independent comics publisher and art collective in San Francisco that publishes zines, comics and graphic novels. Its Valencia St. shop closed in March 2026; publishing and online sales continue.

Oakland nonprofit led by Black women and survivors, founded 2010; runs artist residencies, youth fellowships, a mobile cultural hub and programs to end gender-based violence.