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
Zero Waste Food Pantry: Building Sustainable Futures GLIDE’s Foundation’s Zero Waste Food Pantry is a vital program that prioritizes providing nutritious food to families with limited access. Our program serves
Advancing the Cause of Mental Health at GLIDE May is Mental Health Awareness month and as an organization that is radically inclusive and seeks to alleviate suffering, we know that
The Stories That We Were Told A Reflection By Lilian Mark, Senior Director of Programs at GLIDE During AAPI (American and Pacific Islander) Heritage Month, I celebrate all of us
For more than half a century, the history and promise of GLIDE have been closely intertwined with San Francisco’s Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander (AANHPI) communities. As we
Much has been in the news about the fentanyl epidemic, its impact on our city and the most recent efforts underway to disrupt the distribution, sales and use of fentanyl in
