Reverend Cecil Williams has etched his name into history as a ceaseless champion for the poor and marginalized. We believe Rev. Cecil Williams deserves the Presidential Medal of Freedom. Cecil
Doors opened Sunday, October 15, to a first-of-its-kind historical exhibit encapsulating 60 years of GLIDE history under the leadership of Rev. Cecil Williams and Janice Mirikitani.
2023 has marked a major milestone for GLIDE on so many fronts, including a return to community that has uplifted the Tenderloin and all of San Francisco. Beginning in July
Volunteers are an essential life source for GLIDE. Our meals program could not function to serve all our clients without them. The COVID-19 pandemic saw an alarming decline in GLIDE
We are excited to announce that former GLIDE client, Dr. Gina M. Fromer, has accepted the position as GLIDE’s new president & CEO.
August 26th took an unexpected turn with the cancellation of the “Doom Loop” tour, which aimed to highlight the open-air drug markets associated with homelessness in the Tenderloin (TL). Residents
Glide Memorial Church has been providing backpacks and school supplies for Tenderloin children annual for over a decade. On August 12th, we distributed 300 backpacks for participants at the Janice
Black artist, civil rights activist, and founder of the Mothers of Gynecology in Montgomery, Alabama, Michelle Browder included a stop at GLIDE’s Freedom Hall this month as part of her
GLIDE’s response to the Governor’s announcement of a “Surge in Law Enforcement Operations” Our city, like many others, is facing a dire public health and safety emergency as we confront
This Juneteenth, a momentous occasion in African American history, GLIDE recognizes the profound significance of this day. Juneteenth commemorates the emancipation of enslaved African Americans, serving as a poignant reminder
