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Dr. Gina Fromer speaks at Glide Memorial Church

More than 450 churchgoers on Sunday — record attendance since before the pandemic — got to hear from GLIDE’s new President and CEO, Dr. Gina Fromer.

GLIDE’s 2023 Holiday Jam: Keep On, A Night to Remember

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

When We Needed Them Most

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

GLIDE’s Statement on Israel

The GLIDE Foundation and Glide Memorial Church extend our deepest sympathy to those grieving and impacted by the escalating violence and the heinous acts of terror against innocent people.

Dr. Gina Fromer Takes The Helm As GLIDE’s Next CEO

We are excited to announce that former GLIDE client, Dr. Gina M. Fromer, has accepted the position as GLIDE’s new president & CEO.

GLIDE celebrates Assemblymember Matt Haney and a $1M milestone

It is with great joy that our GLIDE family warmly welcomed Matt Haney on September 25 to thank him for his support of a $1 million allocation in the State budget to fund GLIDE’s modernization project!

Voices for Change: UCSF and GLIDE Collaborate to Address Racial Disparities in Healthcare

Rabbi Michael Lezak in deep dialogue with Men-In-Progress, shedding light on healthcare disparities. The University of California San Francisco (UCSF) Medical Center, a pioneering healthcare institution, is always looking for

Harm Reduction and the Heroes Among Us

It fills us with immense pride to announce that on August 31st, two of our own, Felanie Castro, Case Manager, and Rizzy Spoer, Opt-in Outreach Worker, have been honored with

GLIDE Community Comes Together with SFPD

“If we can’t sit down and talk, we don’t have much of a chance to change the dynamic. No one wants to come to work and use a firearm.” —

Journey to the Heart of San Francisco: Del Seymour’s Tenderloin Tour

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