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We're a mission-driven and values-led community of staff, tenants, community members, partners, fellow nonprofits, donors, and volunteers working together to build economic and racial equity. Learn more about our mission, values, and commitment to becoming an anti-racist organization.
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TNDC Stories

TNDC Stories

From breaking ground on new buildings to community organizing to tenants aging in place, read stories about the incredible work and impact happening every day in the TNDC community.

Rendering of 78 Haight

Breaking Ground on 78 Haight in Hayes Valley

A streetlamp with a green sign reading "Turk"

Proposed Redistricting Will Impact the Tenderloin's Voice

A diverse group of staff hold various food items in a pantry with a mural reading "Kain Na" and "Let's Eat!"

Kain Na, the Mission Bay’s First Community Food Hub, Opens

A mother and her two daughters stand on the rooftop of Casa Adelante -2828 16th Street

Maria and Her Family Get to Know Their New Home

A woman in a black shirt stands in front of a brick wall looking upwards

Yahdaeh Builds a New Future

An older Filipina with red hair stands outside the Alexander Residence

Rose’s Heart Remains in San Francisco

entryway sign for Casa Adelante - 2828 16th Street

Families Move into Casa Adelante - 2828 16th Street

a child pokes their head through a dis de los muertos photo stand-in

The Tenderloin After-School Program Reopens its Doors

A diverse group of Tenderloin residents stand out sign with protest signs about safety

The First Tenderloin Community Action Plan Moves Forward

The backs of four kids heads as they watch animals at a zoom

Kids Enjoy a "No-Screen Summer" with the Tenderloin After-School Program

Three AAPI activists wearing face masks pose with Certificates of Honor

Honoring 3 AAPI Community Activists

aerial view of 555 Larkin, a multi-storied building under construction

Building New Stories in the TL at 555 Larkin