Jason Pellegrini

Jason is a born and bred San Franciscan. His love for the “City by the Bay” was evidenced early after the ’89 Loma-Prieta earthquake when, at a young age, he went through his neighborhood and loaded up his Radio Flyer with debris to help with the cleanup efforts.

After attending Gonzaga University, he finished his education at the University of San Francisco with a B.S. in Organizational Behavior and Leadership. Jason worked as an account executive in facilities and property management services before becoming the regional manager for a large site service company.

Desiring to do something different with his life, Jason decided to leave the private sector and join a non-profit team looking to better San Francisco and its residents. In 2012, he became Director of Facilities for Delivering Innovation in Supportive Housing (DISH) whose motto is “Everyone deserves a home” and provides permanent, supportive housing to San Franciscans who suffer from serious health issues.

Wishing to make a difference in his own neighborhood, Jason was elected to the Marina Community Association’s board of directors in 2015 and currently serves as president of this organization whose mission is to preserve and enhance the quality of the Marina District in San Francisco.

He is thrilled to now be part of the HRC and have the opportunity to improve the city and potentially change people’s lives. He and his partner live in the Marina with their two Norfolk terriers.