Community Challenge Grants
Burnside Mural+, sponsored by San Francisco Parks Alliance
Awarded: $135,041.20
Project: Mosaic Stairway project at 50 Burnside Avenue
Chinese Culture Foundation of San Francisco
Awarded: $148,750.00
Project: Community activation initiative at 41 Ross Alley featuring a series of artists-in-residence storytelling and artmaking in collaboration with community members
Civic Center Community Benefit District
Awarded: $110,500.00
Project: Implementation of the Grove Street Lighting project from Hyde Street to Van Ness Avenue
Climate Action Now!
Awarded: $ 147,390.00
Project: Sidewalk garden and internship program in North Beach
Diamond Heights Blvd., sponsored by San Francisco Parks Alliance
Awarded: $70,332.00
Project: Expansion of the Diamond Heights Blvd. median greening project between Duncan Street and Berkeley Way
Discover Polk Community Benefit District
Awarded: $32,000.00
Project: Creation of a mural at 1946 Van Ness Avenue
Dogpatch Green Benefit District - 20th Street
Awarded: $126,072.00
Project: Installation of a greening and community gathering space at 20th and Minnesota Streets
Downtown Streets Team
Awarded: $119,425.00
Project: Expansion of the Mission Streets Team street maintenance program, providing transitional services to at risk/unhoused individuals
East Cut Community Benefit District
Awarded: $ 148,750.00
Project: The "Folsom Stroll" neighborhood activation project, including a mosaic tiled stairway and lighting project
Enterprise for Youth
Awarded: $86,085.00
Project: Summer Youth Environmental Stewardship Program, placing small cohorts of high school students at eleven San Francisco Recreation and Parks sites
Friends of Alemany Farm, sponsored by Earth Island Institute
Awarded: $78,500.00
Project: Continuation of Friends of Alemany Farm’s Green Jobs Apprenticeship and Food Justice Educational Program
Friends of Lakeside Village, sponsored by San Francisco Parks Alliance
Awarded: $53,193.00
Project: Street maintenance and graffiti removal on Ocean Avenue between 19th Avenue and Junipero Serra Blvd
Friends of the OMI Mini Parks, sponsored by San Francisco Parks Alliance
Awarded: $148,564.70
Project: Installation of a nature exploration area and community hub on Brotherhood Way between Orizaba Ave and Arch Street
Good Prospect Neighborhood Group, sponsored by Greening Projects
Awarded: $ 148,750.00
Project: Installation of a community garden and gathering space on Prospect Avenue between Cortland Avenue and Santa Marina Street
Japantown Community Benefit District
Awarded: $25,000.00
Project: Installation of seven "shared spaces" in Japantown
North of Market Tenderloin Community Benefit District
Awarded: $127,500.00
Project: Streetscapes project "Dodge Place Gardens" off Turk St between Larkin and Hyde Streets
OMI Community Collaborators sponsored by The Good Rural
Awarded: $92,667.00
Project: Public art and community revitalization project in the Lakeview/OMI neighborhoods
Peralta Hill Neighborhood Group sponsored by Greening Projects
Awarded: $148,750.00
Project: The "Cesar Chavez Greenway" community open space project, converting a vacant lot at 2829 Cesar Chavez into a community gathering space
Project OLÉ
Awarded: $26,000.00
Project: Creation of a mosaic mural at the intersection of London Street and Excelsior Avenue
San Francisco Parks Alliance
Awarded: $140,296.75
Project: Installation of a mural, sidewalk landscaping and community activation as part of Moss Metamorphosis Phase II
St. Mary's Park, sponsored by San Francisco Parks Alliance
Awarded: $148,633.55
Project: Median greening and mural project on College Avenue between Crescent Street and Benton Street
Sutro Stewards, sponsored by San Francisco Parks Alliance
Awarded: $98,764.90
Project: Restoration of the Woodland Canyon Creek at the Mount Sutro Open Space Reserve
Union Square Foundation
Awarded: $148,750.00
Project: Community activation initiatives and installation of public art at Union Square Plaza
Urban Sprouts, sponsored by San Francisco Parks Alliance
Awarded: $96,283.75
Project: Installation of a prefabricated greenhouse and seating at the June Jordan High School Farm and Garden.