For over 25 years, the San Francisco Conservation Corps which got its start under then San Francisco Mayor Dianne Feinstein, has improved the lives of young people while improving the environment.  Long before it was fashionable to "go green," SFCC helped young people improve the environment by recycling, planting gardens, and cleaning up San Francisco while changing their lives.  As the young people worked, they received their education and a pathway to a better life.  Many young people who fell through the cracks, were saved when SFCC gave them  their another chance.  Many headed for unproductive lives turned their lives around through the corps.

You can make a difference by coming out on May 5th to celebrate "The Future Hard at Work."  Please join us for a fabulous evening reception filled with delicious food, drinks, our friends and supporters as we celebrate "The Future. Hard at Work." The celebration will take place from 6:00 - 8:30 pm at the historic San Francisco War Memorial & Performing Arts Center's Green Room. Your donation or a ticket which begins at $90 can help turn around the lives of many more young people.  For Tickets & Sponsorship Levels Click Here.

10 X 10-Power of Ten- Everyone can make a difference.  If you can't attend the May 5th event, send in a gift.

Help Students Have Bright Futures Like Alumnus Christian Lee   who now works in the Solar Industry.

  Start with at least $10, the price of a movie ticket--and email ten of your friends and ask them to do the same (make a $10 contribution and ask ten of their friends to donate $10.)  10 X 10- The Power of Ten---it's a difference you can make.  To make a Donation Click Here.

Serving on the board of the San Francisco Conservation Corps has been one of my most rewarding experiences.  I know my input is changing the future of San Francisco for the best.  Hope to see you May 5th and help us party with purpose. Would love your presence, but if you can't make it please send your present.

Warmest regards,

Jackie
415 525 0410