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Best Life Best Death Podcast
Last week our Executive Director, Kate Hoepke, was interviewed by Diane Hullet for the podcast Best Life Best Death. Kate talks about her previous experience in community building and the path that led her to San Francisco Village. She also highlights the importance...
San Francisco Village’s First Art Exhibition
It is a human longing to seek out places, people, and situations where we feel connected, accepted, and part of something bigger than ourselves. Art helps us to see our shared humanity. In this debut gallery exhibition, eight artists from the San Francisco Village...
SF Examiner: How to teach Gen Z to have real conversations with older adults
In a recent editorial piece for the San Francisco Examiner, Melanie Velasquez, co-leader of our Intergenerational Social Justice Working Group, writes about her experience navigating conversations and relationships with older generations. Mel shares what she learned...
Introducing our 2022-2026 Strategic Plan!
We’re excited to introduce you to the 2022-2026 Strategic Plan for San Francisco Village (SFV). A map for our organizational future and who we hope to become. It is the result of a long and vigorous journey that started just before the lockdown in early 2020. Amid...
SFV technology partner named a 2021 Influencer in Aging by Next Avenue
Our technology partners Joy Zhang and Madeline Dangerfield-Cha, co-founders of Mon Ami, were named two of 2021 Influencers in Aging by NextAvenue! At the beginning of the pandemic, Mon Ami partnered with us to develop a new application of their mobile software to...
Appreciation video
Our older adult members and multi-generational corps of volunteers make visible what is often invisible: that as humans we are inherently relational, responsive beings and the human condition is one of connectedness and interdependence. Together, we're building the...
Annual Reports
Larry Lurie,
member and volunteer since 2010