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Resilient Bayview Neighborfest

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CONGRATULATIONS TO RESILIENT BAYVIEW FOR HOSTING ITS FIRST EVER NEIGHBORFEST ON SATURDAY, OCTOBER 7TH!

The Bayview Community came out to have a good time, but they got a whole lot more. The Bayview Community benefitted from the collective efforts of vendors, community partners and sponsors, contributing to the Resource Fair, free lunch, activities and entertainment. Together Resilient Bayview fed over 300 people, promoted 28 health and resilience Resource Fair vendors, trained 45 people in CPR, raffled 30 disaster kits and recorded more than 90 Bayview resident contacts for the Resilient Bayview initiative. Neighbors built friendships, learned ways to access education and healthcare, learned how to prepare for stressful events and much, much more.

We want to thank our generous sponsors and donors for making the event possible: Renaissance Parents of Success, SF District AttorneyUCSFSF Recreation and ParksEarthquake Country Alliance, Office of Supervisor Malia CohenRecologyBayview YMCAGolden State Warriors, Fleet WeekCommunity Youth Centerthe Neighborhood Empowerment Network, Imperfect Produce, SF Ice Co and Bayview Senior Services.

 

Thank you Resource Fair vendors for coming out: NICOS Chinese Health CoalitionChildren’s Environmental Health Promotion ProgramGrid AlternativesCARECEN Central American Resource CenterBayview Linda Brooks-Burton Branch LibrarySF Department of the EnvironmentSan Francisco International AirportSF Public Utilities CommissionAmerican Heart AssociationAmerican Red Cross – San FranciscoAging and Disability Resource Center , PG&EUCSF Memory and Aging CenterDepartment of Emergency ManagementSF-Marin Food Bank (CalFresh Outreach Program)San Francisco Public WorksRebuilding Together San FranciscoSF Department of Children, Youth, and Their FamiliesFriends of the Urban ForestJUMP MobilitySF Municipal Transportation AgencyLeaders UpBayview Senior ServicesHHS Department of Public Health- Community Health Equity and Promotion BranchCity College of San FranciscoUS Dept of Health and Human ServicesRise University PreparatoryDepartment of Building Inspection, and Greenaction for Health and Environment.

 

We’re proud to have pulled off such an amazing event with the following activities:

  1. CPR Training and free first aid kits:Community Youth Center
  2. Fire truck and fire suppressant simulator:San Francisco Fire Department;
  3. Climbing wall, Jumpy house, crafts, face painting and organized basketball: San Francisco Recreation and Parks;
  4. Canzilla:Department of Public Health
  5. Quake Cottage: Safe-T-Proofand Earthquake Country Alliance

Thank you to RecologyImperfect ProduceBayview YMCASFPUC and SF Ice Co for supplying the food. Thank you Bayview Senior Services and Bayview Opera House for your staffing support and food prep materials.

Thank you to the entertainers: Maestro Curtis and Sol Funkestra Feat. Nola C; Older Adult Choir; C-Notes; 32nd Brass Band; and Cheer Squad.

Thank you to the speakers who contributed to the event: Senator Mark Leno, Supervisor Malia Cohen, Board of Education President Shamann Walton and Sgt. Yulanda Williams, President of Officers for Justice

Thank you lead staff: Tre Russell Allen, Felisia Thibodeaux, Shereena Abdullah, Susie Tyner,

Neighborhood Empowerment Network is a cross sector cohort of city-wide resident leaders, community & faith based organizations, city agencies, private sector stakeholders, academic and philanthropic institutions that align their expertise, programs, technical and financial resources to advance the development of tools, resources and methods that empower communities to strengthen their capacity to advance their resilience goals.