Join forces with SF Pride and raise funds for your 501c3
$189,000 Raised in 2018
On September 15, 2018 San Francisco Pride announced that we were awarding $189,000.00 in proceeds from 2018.
Since 1997, San Francisco Pride has distributed over $3.1 million dollars in proceeds – thanks in large part to our beverage sales and donations made at our event gates.
THANK YOU TO OUR 2018 COMMUNITY PARTNERS!
Alameda County Leather CorpsAmerican Legion Bob Basker Post 315
Bay Area Derby
Bayard Rustin LGBT Coalition
Berkeley All Blues Rugby
Berkeley Community Health Project
Berkeley Humane
California Men’s Gatherings – Bay Area
California Prostitute Education Project
Castro Country Club
Center for Lao Studies
Cheer for Life
City of Refuge UCC
Court of the Great Northwest Imperial Empire
Deaf Counseling, Advocacy & Referral Agency
Foggy City Dancers
Folsom Street Events
Freedom In Christ Church
Grand Ducal Council of SF
Healing Waters Wilderness Adventures
Imperial Council of San Francisco, Inc
Imperial San Joaquin Delta Empire
Imperial Star Empire Inc.
Inferno Softball (program of Pass, Inc)
Lesbian Gay Chorus of San Francisco
Metropolitan Community Church SF
NIA Collective
Northern Ca Registry of Interpreters for the Deaf
Oakland LGBTQ Community Center
Oakland Pride
Outward Bound California
Pagan Alliance
Parable of the Sower Intentional Community Cooperative
San Francisco Gay Basketball Association
San Francisco Gay Softball League
San Francisco Impact Partners
San Francisco Lesbian/Gay Freedom Band
San Francisco Spikes Soccer Club
San Francisco Tsunami Water Polo
San Francisco Sex Information
SF Mix DNA
Silicon Valley Softball League
Success Center San Francisco
Temenos Catholic Worker
Tenderloin Tessie Holiday Dinners
The Discovery Community, Inc.
TurnOut
Veterans For Peace
Eligibility & Requirements
The Community Partners Program is open to any 501c3 certified non-profit organization based in the nine counties of the Bay Area whose mission involves service to lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender communities, seniors, youth, bullying, housing advocacy, animal welfare/rights, people living with HIV/AIDS, cancer, or homelessness.
All community partners must commit to a minimum number of volunteers for working at the SF Pride event. The minimum requirement depends on the area for which the partner has been selected and varies from 6 to 12. All volunteers must attend volunteer trainings (number of meetings, dates and times to be set by Donations/Beverages management). Volunteer numbers may vary by area so be sure to check with your area coordinator during pre-event trainings.
$137,000 Raised in 2017
In 2017, San Francisco Pride awarded $137,000.00 in proceeds. Thank you to all who donated, volunteered, and participated.
More Information
Contact communitypartners@sfpride.org for more information.