Street Beats Success!
July 12, 2007
Street Beats was a great success. Thanks to everyone who was involved. We’ll have more for you soon 🙂 If you’re finding out site for the first time or would like to make a donation please click on the button below. MEN from London USA Bye for now!
Street Beats News: Flyer + Online Payment!
April 8, 2007
Check out the Street Beats flyer! Also, online payment for street beats in working. Find out more about Street Beats.
John Weeks quoted in Beyond the Chronicle
April 8, 2007
John addresses how the city feels that its programs are continuing to succeed (namely Care not Cash), but there have been no noticable changes in the number of folks using the Church for rest and care.
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Announcing ‘Street Beats’ Fundraiser
March 29, 2007
‘STREET BEATS’ FUNDRAISER TO CELEBRATE AND SUPPORT
ST. BONIFACE NEIGHBORHOOD CENTER’S
GUBBIO PROJECT, JUNE 16 – 17
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Notice of Public Meeting ~ May 15, 6:30pm
March 9, 2007
Notice of Public Meeting
St. Boniface Neighborhood Center, Inc.
Tuesday, May 15, 2007
6:30PM to 8:30PM
133 Golden Gate Avenue, Basement
San Francisco, CA 94102
Colossal Thank You’s to Our Supporters!!!
August 15, 2006
Thank you to the following businesses who donated so generously to our recent Gubbio Studio Fundraiser at the Metronome Ballroom in San Francisco:
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SBNC Mission Statement
May 7, 2006
Yearning for a world healed of violence and injustice, We of the St. Boniface Neighborhood Center embrace our mission: to cultivate a sense of community—
discovering where it exists,
healing where it is wounded,
nurturing where it is absent;
to be a place for neighbors in the Tenderloin –
to join together, connect and celebrate,
to nurture the capacity of each to be fully alive—
loved and loving, secure and at home,
to be allies for each other –
working together for a neighborhood that is beautiful, sustainable, peaceful and just.
October 4, 2004
Feast of St. Francis of Assisi
SBNC programs have and continue to develop in four inter-related areas: direct service, outreach and hospitality, advocacy, and community enhancement and collaboration.
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