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Newsletter
September 11th, 2025
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events & Updates
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| September Holiday Calendar
Festive and local events happening this month!
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For 20 years, MAGIC (BMAGIC & Mo’MAGIC) has been building partnerships to support youth and families in the Bayview and Fillmore neighborhoods by keeping kids out of the criminal system and connected to opportunity. From backpack giveaways to literacy workshops and job resources, MAGIC helps youth thrive. Support the mission.
Your generosity makes it possible for us to continue to financially host our events year-round.
Donate here!
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| Wrap-up To Another Wonderful Summer
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On August 2nd, Mo'MAGIC celebrated our 16th annual Backpack Giveaway at Ella Hill Hutch Community Center. We would like to thank all the community members and families who came out to support us, as well as the youth who showed up to receive backpacks. A special thank you to all the local CBOs and businesses, city departments, and faith-based organizations who came out to provide essential resources to the attendees. We extend our sincere gratitude to all our community partners, sponsors, and volunteers for their invaluable support in making our event a success.
On Tuesday, August 5th, in partnership with the Hayes Valley Neighborhood Association and SFPD's Northern Station, we hosted the Western Addition's National Night Out at Ella Hill Hutch Community Center. We would like to extend our appreciation and gratitude to the many organizations that provided resources, giveaways, and allowed our youth to have a fun and safe time outdoors.
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CJCJ has released a Justice Services Care Model for the youth and families of those living both within and outside of the City and County of San Francisco. Check out the flyer above for more details about the services offered after a young person is arrested within the City.
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WHO: Gateway Public Schools
WHAT: Fillmore Community Wellness Fair
WHERE: Gateway High School (O'Farrell between Pierce and Scott)
WHEN: Saturday, September 13 from 11a-4p
NOTES: Bring your family, friends and neighbors to this free, family-fun community event. There will be fun activities for those of all ages such as: yoga and soccer sessions, health screening, resources from local organizations, free organic produce, and more.
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WHO: Golden Gate National Parks Conservancy
WHAT: I-YEL internships
WHERE: Apply online!
WHEN: Applications due by Saturday, September 13
CONTACT: Email Aimes at atam@parksconservancy.org for more information
NOTES: Inspiring Young Emerging Leaders (I-YEL) is offering paid internships to San Francisco high school students. Those students who qualify for either free or reduced lunch, will have the opportunity to learn about environmental justice and social justice issues while creating projects to educate and bring awareness to their communities.
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WHO: African American Parent Advisory Council (AAPAC)
WHAT: September General Meeting
WHERE: Thursday, September 18 from 5:30-7:30pm
WHEN: Leola Havard Auditorium (1520 Oakdale Avenue)
CONTACT: Register today!
NOTES: Join the AAPAC team and guest facilitator Dr. Mary Bacon for an interactive conversation about showing up and showing out throughout your scholar's educational journey. Childcare and dinner will be provided. Their meetings are open to all families of African-American/Black students.
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WHO: Redemption Church
WHAT: Back to School Haircuts
WHERE: Redemption Church (1660 McAllister Street)
WHEN: Saturday, September 20th from 10a-2p
CONTACT: Register here!
NOTES: This is a free community event providing free barbershop haircuts for students. There will also be a household item giveaway, snacks, music, and more! Spots are limited and filling up fast, so sign up today.
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WHO: San Francisco Public Library
WHAT: FOG Readers Tutor
WHERE: Your local San Francisco library branch
WHEN: Ongoing, next orientation is Saturday, September 20 -AND- Saturday, September 27 from 10a-2p
CONTACT: Call (415) 557-4388 or email readers@sfpl.org with any questions.
NOTE: Join us in helping students boost their reading skills and build confidence. FOG Readers is a personalized tutoring program specifically designed for students in grades 1-4 who live or attend school in San Francisco. As a tutor, you will receive 7.5 hours of training and undergo a one-time fingerprinting process, all at no cost to you. We will equip you with the skills to be an effective literacy tutor and offer ongoing support along the way. Join us in making a difference! Learn more here!
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WHO: Livable City
WHAT: Sunday Streets Western Addition
WHERE: 1700 Block O'Farrell (between Steiner and Fillmore Streets)
WHEN: Sunday, September 21 from 12-4pm
CONTACT: View more information at Sunday Streets Western Addition 2024 – Sunday Streets SF
NOTES: Volunteering for Sunday Streets is a simple way to connect with your community, and a variety of roles mean there is something for everyone, regardless of physical ability. Spend a day in the sun as an Event Day volunteer, get the word out as a member of the Street Team, or help make the magic happen through work at the Sunday Streets office. Volunteer positions can be found here.
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WHO: Archdiocese of San Francisco
WHAT: 13th Annual Reentry Conference and Expo
WHERE: Saint Mary's Cathedral Event Center (1111 Gough Street)
WHEN: Friday, September 26 from 8a-3p
CONTACT: Pre-register here!
NOTES: Join in for a day to honor resilience, amplify voices, and build bridges across communities committed to healing, restoration, and second chances. Encouraged attendees include, but are not limited to: justice-involved youth and adults; families with incarcerated loved ones, crime survivors, non-profit providers, advocates, volunteers working with incarcerated people; law enforcement professionals, probation and corrections staff; victim services; educational; religious and social institutions; government agencies; housing, 2nd chance employers and legal rights organizations.
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WHO: Exploratorium/Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers
WHAT: Engineering Day 2025
WHERE: Exploratorium (pier 15)
WHEN: Saturday, September 27 from 10a-5p
NOTES: You're invited to an exciting day of STEM learning and community building! Visitors of all ages and backgrounds are welcome to connect with engineering through interactive activities, hands-on exhibits, panel discussions, and several programs in both English and Spanish. Only one invitation is needed for each family or group to receive free admission. Please bring a hard copy or simply have the invitation on your phone to show at the entrance to the Exploratorium.
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WHO: Foot Locker Foundation
WHAT: Community Empowerment Grants
WHERE: Apply here!
WHEN: Applications due by September 30
CONTACT: Learn more here!
NOTES: Grants of up to $100,000 are available for nonprofits in Oakland and San Francisco, that are advancing health, education, mentoring and jobs programs to improve the outlook for youth in low-to-moderate income communities. Two types of grants are available: Grants to support current youth programming, create new programming or extend existing programming. (These grants will range from $25,000 to $75,000 over one year) -AND- Grants to support capital improvement projects that enhance the impact of youth programming. (These grants will range from $25,000 to $100,000 over one year)
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WHO: Mommas House
WHAT: Volunteer Tutors for K-12
WHERE: In-person within San Francisco or virtual
WHEN: ongoing
CONTACT: Email: mommashouse423@gmail.com | Phone: 415-424-2732
NOTES: Looking for compassionate, patient, and enthusiastic volunteers to tutor children in need of academic
support. Whether it's reading, writing, math, general homework help, or just being a positive role model, your
time can change a child's future. Hours are flexible and no teaching experience is needed, just a willingness to
help and a heart for children.
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WHO: DCYF
WHAT: RFP: Community Challenge Grants (CCG)
WHERE: Apply here!
WHEN: Applications due by October 9th by 5pm
CONTACT: Email Robynn Takayama at Robynn.Takayama@sfgov.org with any questions
NOTES: Do you have an idea to beautify your block, energize a public space, or bring neighbors together? You could be offered up to $150,000 for community-led projects that enhance safety, belonging, and resilience in San Francisco neighborhoods. From murals and gardens to block parties and greening, CCG can help make your vision real!
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WHO: FOR-SITE
WHAT: Black Gold: Stories Untold
WHERE: Fort Point National Historical Site
WHEN: Exhibit runs from Friday, June 6th to Sunday, November 2nd
CONTACT: Find more information here: https://www.for-site.org/black-gold-stories-untold
NOTES: FOR-SITE is offering free docent led tours and group visits to school groups and youth serving organizations throughout the entire duration of the exhibition. A tour or visit to Black Gold can fill the need for safe and educational summer enrichment for youth groups. In addition to their school and community group initiatives, opportunities to engage with the exhibition as family will also be available. Events throughout the course of the exhibition, activating the fort with artist talks, music, and more will also be welcoming visitors to come reflect and engage.
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WHO: Kindergarten 2 College
WHAT: Claim your earned money for college
WHERE: Online
WHEN: Ongoing
CONTACT: Please visit sfgov.org/k2c for more information on how to claim your free money
NOTES: If you are a senior graduating in 2025, it’s time to claim your money for college and put it to good use on expenses like tuition, fees, and school supplies! San Francisco opened a college savings account with $50 for every SFUSD student. You may have saved personal contributions and additional incentives awarded by K2C as well. Click here to submit a withdrawal request.
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WHO: Boys and Girls Club, San Francisco
WHAT: High School Services Director
WHERE: Willie Mays Clubhouse
WHEN: Ongoing
CONTACT: Email recruiting@kidsclub.org or visit their open positions list for more information
NOTES: Under the direct supervision of the Clubhouse Director, the High School Services Director’s primary role is to provide a continuum of services for 9th through 12th grade members who attend that Clubhouse, including academic case management and support, job readiness, career exploration, mentorship, and college preparatory support. The Director is responsible for achieving the outlined goals and objectives of the high school services program within the Clubhouse. The goal is for every high school member at Boys & Girls Clubs of San Francisco to graduate from high school with a diploma or GED with a clear transition plan to college, work, or a vocational training program. This position is full time supporting our Willy Mays Clubhouse and is benefits eligible.
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WHO: SFMTA
WHAT: Youth Satisfaction Survey
WHERE: Online
WHEN: Ongoing
CONTACT: Fill out the survey here!
NOTES: YTAB is a group of youth with ages ranging from 14 to 18 selected to lead the SFMTA forward through youth opinion. We know SFMTA & MUNI isn't perfect, and that's why we are reaching out to you to learn what can be changed, and how we can help. This survey should take no longer than 5 minutes to complete.
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WHO: Community Youth Center
WHAT: Community Empowerment Workshop
WHERE: Online and in-person
WHEN: Ongoing, starting in June
CONTACT: Fill out the interest form here: Safety Workshop Interest Form
NOTES: In light of recent criminal activities targeting vulnerable populations in San Francisco, our Coalition for Community Safety and Justice (CCSJ) program is offering a workshop to equip participants with essential safety skills. This engaging workshop covers: How to stay safe on the streets and public transportation, techniques to de-escalate threatening situations, and ways to intervene safely as a bystander.
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WHO: CalKIDS
WHAT: Free Money for College
WHERE: Claim your account here!
NOTES: CalKIDS is a new program from the State of California that provides eligible families with free money for college. California newborns can receive up to $175 and eligible California public school students can receive up to $1,500. CalKIDS was created to help families kickstart their college savings plan and increase access to higher education.
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WHO: City and County of San Francisco
WHAT: Internship: Clean Slate Program
WHERE: Apply here!
WHEN: Applications due by Sunday, December 1st
CONTACT: Email pdr-cleanslate@sfgov.org with any questions
NOTES: We are looking for students who are committed to indigent criminal defense. Students with a general interest in criminal law or who view being a prosecutor as a possible career choice should not apply. We are looking for students with a passion for working for the underprivileged, the marginalized, and the forgotten in society. We want students with strong written and oral communication skills – who are willing to think like advocates and fight for our clients. We will also provide tons of training and opportunities that are tailored to interns’ interests.
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WHO: Children's Council
WHAT: City Kids Family Fair
WHERE: 445 Church Street
WHEN: Saturday, September 27 from 10a-1p
CONTACT: Sign up for free on Eventbrite!
NOTES: Looking for child care or preschool for your child? City Kids is the perfect place to start! This fun, family-friendly event will showcase many of the early care and education programs and services available to San Francisco families through Children’s Council and many other community organizations. Other activities include: photos with Elmo, a book giveaway, huge bubbles, Lion Dance performance, a diaper giveaway, and more!
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We are proud to share with you, the 15th annual Mo'MAGIC Youth Showcase video. Come watch our youth, from across seven different organizations, sing, dance, and perform the songs, choreography, and scripts they have learned during these vital months that can lead to summer learning loss. Thank you to all the programs, youth, and sponsors who made this wonderful event possible.
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WHO: Department of Public Health
WHAT: Heart of Access film
WHERE: Online only
WHEN: Currently available
CONTACT: Register here to watch it online!
NOTES: Sign up today to view the full length movie for free. Watch how director ShakaJamal, an Oakland born filmmaker, elevates compelling stories of community, academic, and public health partnerships at the center of San Francisco's COVID-19 equity response. Highlights include honoring the memory of the lives lost to COVID-19 and uplifting the partnerships that helped San Francisco achieve one of the lowest pandemic associated death rates of any metropolitan area in the US.
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WHO: OTG Catering, Sir Hands Streetfood, The Geez Freeze
WHAT: Fillmore's Friday Night Market
WHERE: O’Farrell St @ Fillmore St and Steiner St
WHEN: Every Friday night from 4pm to 9pm
CONTACT: For vendor opportunities, please contact Joy Williams by email at otgcatering@yahoo.com or call 415 966 7575
NOTES: Stop by and grab some food from Fillmore-based culinary entrepreneurs! Featuring Sir Hands Street Food, On the Ground Catering, and Geez Freeze. Entry is free and will include games for the youth, a domino tournament, prizes, entertainment and much more. For more information and updates please visit OTG Catering’s Instagram.
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WHO: Parents for Public Schools SF
WHAT: Online classes for parents
WHERE: Book a class here!
WHEN: School Choice and Digital Equity classes are ongoing
CONTACT: Please visit www.ppssf.org for any additional information
NOTES: School Finder: Find a school that may fit your child's specific interests and your family's needs here.
Digital Equity: The Digital Equity program aims to increase digital literacy to help close the opportunity gaps present in communities of color or low-income. PPSSF will provide training on general topics such as accessing the internet affordably and filling out online forms as well as navigating the SFUSD enrollment process, and the SF Parks & Rec digital platform for classes, camps, and various digital platforms for transportation.
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WHO: Sprouts
WHAT: Chef training internship
WHERE: Apply here!
WHEN: Spring, Summer, and Fall cohorts are accepting applications in January, April, and August
CONTACT: More information can be found here
NOTES: At Sprouts Chef Training, we equip youth to rise from hardship through culinary training and job placement. Youth are paired with a chef mentor and case manager to develop the skills needed to secure and maintain a culinary job. Internships last a minimum of twelve hours a week and run from two to six months. Support will be provided to interns after the program has ended to ensure they succeed post-internship.
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To stay up to date on the latest SFMTA Muni improvements, please click here.
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In collaboration with our sister program BMAGIC, located in and serving the Bayview/Hunter's Point community, the MAGIC programs bring together trusted community-based service providers, creating a backbone for developing and implementing initiatives that advance education and health, and economic mobility of disadvantaged families.
To learn more about BMAGIC, check out their calendar and their two social media links below.
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