Hi Neighbors,  

I’d like to share this information with you and those seeking opportunities to go to college 

The link for an LGBTQ+ College Guide  may be helpful as you source Colleges and Universities opportunities for your future.

All the best, 

Frank 

https://www.intelligent.com/lgbtq-online-college-student-guide/

Please Join me and let’s have a Frank Talk about what’s on your mind 

Friday, May 26, 8-10am Duboce Park Cafe 

Come join us this Saturday, April 15, meeting 9:30 am at corner of Noe and Beaver. Clean up 10-12

Earth Day Neighborhood Clean Up! 

Link: 

event. https://www.mobilize.us/sanfrancisco/event/558113/

Thanks,

Launching today: DTNA LOGO Contest - We are seeking creative, artistic input from you, our neighbors and business owners as we seek to develop a logo that reflects our Great Duboce Triangle Neighborhood.

We will use the logo on letter head for DTNA and use it to help identify our neighborhood. Help us create and present something everyone will want to share with pride in Duboce Triangle.

Contest will run from Today - June 13, 2023

pdf: of rules and entries will be posted below.

Freel free to reach out to me with any questions.

Thank you,

DTNA Logo Contest.pdf

DTNA Frank Talk

Cafe du Soliel

Today 8am-10am

Let’s talk about what you’re interested in and what you’d like to see in your community.

Current DTNA discussions:

Steiner, Sanchez, Duboce crosswalk. Noe Street Commons. SF Housing Element. Making Duboce Triangle a recognized Historic District at State & Federal level. Speed-bumps on “your” street. Street lights at Castro/Waller. Soooo much to discuss 

Join DTNA membership@dtna.org  next General Meeting April 11, 7pm Harvey Milk Community Center.

Remember all is possible begins when you get involved. Make a Difference.  

Hi Neighbors,

Take a break from the rains and join local artist and entertainers at the Castro Art Mart, in the Noe Commons, Market and Noe St.

Its Fun;  April 2nd Promotional Vid (1).mp4

 

Thank you SF Safety Teams SFFD & SFPD, Duboce Triangle neighbors are grateful for your time and tips on how best to create a safer home and community .

thank you Duboce Park Cafe for hosting our friends and neighbors. 
Coming this October: Fire Safety Week, Fun Events, Station Tours 

https://tsfaction.org/police-supplemental?utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=nl-2-28-23&emci=b980bfff-9db4-ed11-a8e0-00224832e811&emdi=3ee54a49-cab7-ed11-a8e0-00224832e811&ceid=5199692

RFP #05-2022 SDDT Healthy Communities Grants Reissued for Pacific Islander/Native Hawaiian and Native American/American Indian populations

Important Dates: Virtual Info Session: March 1, 2023 1pm PST **TOMORROW** Grant Writing Support Request: by March 6, 2023 12pm noon PST Application Due Date: April 21, 2023 The San Francisco Public Health Foundation (SFPHF), in collaboration with the San Francisco Department of Public Health (DPH), is open for applications for programs intended to impact health equity and to inspire innovative, community -driven and -led grants that will strengthen skills/build capacity in priority communities while delivering chronic disease interventions and making long term, sustainable changes that are health promoting, community building and equity focused. This RFP re-issue is open only to organizations serving Pacific Islander and Native American/American Indian communities. Applications from the October 2022 RFP are currently being reviewed for these populations: Asian; Black/African American; Latinx. The specifications of the original RFP remain unchanged, the only changes serve to indicate the applications being sought for the two priority populations. See website for more information https://sfphf.org/sddtgrants/

To be eligible to apply for the RFP, agencies must: Have a budget under $1,500,000 Have a demonstrated track record of reaching Pacific Islander/Native Hawaiians and/or Native American/American Indian communities Be a non-profit community-, faith- or neighborhood-based organization (CBO/FBO/NBO) If you are an agency that does not have a non-profit status, you may apply with a 501(c)3 nonprofit agency that will serve as a fiscal sponsor for your project Have administrative capacity to enter into a subcontract/consultant agreement with SF Public Health Foundation. To request up to $5,000 in support for grant writing, email sddt@sfphf.org by noon on March 6, 2023.  Grant writing support must result in a submitted application by the April 21, 2023 due date. In the email indicate: Name and organization Which priority population you are applying for: Native American/American Indian Pacific Islander/Native Hawaiian Whether you need a list of grant writers Questions? Email sddt@sfphf.org

Friends & Neighbors,

You know you want to see it!  Whether you were a regular or you’re new to the neighborhood, 

this is your chance to get a sneak peek of the new Fisch & Flore. 

Saturday, March 4 @ 11:00am - 3:00pm
Cafe Flore -- 2298 Market 
light nibbles and refreshments 

• Share your Cafe Flore stories as we lead up to our 50th anniversary!
• Meet Serhat, the new operator, and hear his vision for sustainable seafood
• SNEAK PREVIEW:  New exterior -- Refreshed Gates with a modern Glass Fence and the botanical native garden we’re known for -- ADA-compliant bathroom, kitchen, and seating

Your Hosts,

Terrance & Serhat

Come see:  

FLORE FAVORITES:  Then and waaaay back then!  

ARTIST CONCEPT OF THE NEW FISCH & FLORE:  We’re keeping the gorgeous garden oasis and adding modern amenities to make the space more accessible while keeping all the charm.