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The Democrats on the Move campaign is all about showing up, listening, and building stronger connections with neighborhoods that don’t always get face time with elected leaders.

We want to hear directly from you: your concerns, your ideas, and what matters most in your community.

Join us at 606, located at 606 Broadway, known for their milk tea which they make authentically to Hong Kong style milk tea. Your first tea is on us!

For more info on Democrats on the Move: https://www.sfdems.org/onthemove

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Democrats on the Move: Exploring the Heart of Chinatown with Special Guest, Supervisor Danny Sauter

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🎟️ RSVP Required. Attendees must buy a ticket below for food. Tickets: $25 (includes tastings at multiple stops) Spots are limited—RSVP early to reserve your place!

https://secure.actblue.com/donate/chinatown-tour-2025

Please email dietary restrictions to info@sfdems.org, with subject: Food Tour. Food may involve pork, shrimp, gluten, dairy.

🍜 Democrats on the Move: Exploring the Heart of Chinatown with Special Guest, Supervisor Danny Sauter

San Francisco’s Chinatown is not only the oldest Chinatown in North America. It’s a living symbol of resilience, cultural identity, and community power. Established in the 1850s, this vibrant neighborhood has long been a cornerstone of Chinese American life and political activism, surviving waves of discrimination, redevelopment threats, and most recently, the economic devastation of the COVID-19 pandemic. Today, Chinatown remains a vital part of San Francisco’s civic fabric and a focal point in our city’s efforts to support small businesses, preserve cultural heritage, and uplift immigrant communities.

Join Democrats on the Move as we head to Chinatown for an afternoon of food, conversation, and community with District 3 Supervisor Danny Sauter. As someone who lives near and represents this iconic neighborhood, Supervisor Sauter brings a unique perspective on Chinatown’s challenges and opportunities, from preserving affordable housing and boosting economic recovery to public transportation and improving public safety.

📅 Date & Time: Saturday, July 26, 2025 11:00 AM – 12:30 PM

📍 Meeting Location: On Waverly, 162 Waverly Pl

What You’ll Experience:

• A Guided Walking Food Tour: Taste your way through a curated selection of Chinatown’s most beloved eateries—classic dim sum, fresh-baked buns, fruit drinks, and more.

• Behind-the-Scenes Stories: Hear about the history of Chinatown’s alleyways, legacy businesses, and the people who have fought to keep this neighborhood thriving.

• Political Conversation: Walk and talk with Supervisor Danny Sauter about what’s ahead for District 3—including Chinatown, North Beach, the Financial District, and the downtown core.

This is more than a food tour. It’s an invitation to learn, connect, and support a neighborhood that has given so much to San Francisco’s identity and history.

Additional Details:

• The tour will cover about 1 mile at a leisurely pace.

• Comfortable walking shoes are encouraged.

• Rain or shine!

• Please cancel 7 days in advance so we can find a replacement

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The Big Bad Bill has passed. While this is a devastating moment, action is the antidote to despair. Congress members Valadao, Calvert and Kim voted for devastating cuts to Medicaid, and we’re calling to make sure they hear directly from their constituents about the hurt they’ve caused.

We’re using this moment to hold them accountable and to show that Californians are watching.

Join us as we make calls into key Republican districts and ask their constituents to demand answers: Why are you voting to take healthcare away from millions of people just to hand out more tax breaks to the wealthy?

This bill has: Slashed Medicaid, leaving millions without coverage Driven up healthcare costs, even for those with private insurance Forced hospitals and nursing homes to close their doors

We use a dialer system to make calls, so you’ll need a computer or laptop and internet access. We’ll provide a quick training at the start of each shift so there is no experience necessary.

Our calls have already moved members of Congress. Let’s keep up the pressure and make sure these lawmakers feel the heat for choosing billionaires over their constituents.

WE ARE STILL GOING STRONG! Join us on Zoom, get trained, and take action.

Let’s show them what accountability looks like.

The San Francisco Democratic County Central Committee will meet on Wednesday, July 23, 2025 at 6:30 pm at Victory Hall located at 827 Stockton St in the Chinatown neighborhood.

We will be live-streaming on YouTube. If we are unable to watch it live, the meeting will be uploaded following the meeting.

If you would like to provide a written comment or have questions regarding participating in the meeting please email info@sfdems.org with the email subject containing the phrase “Public Comment”. Written public comment received more than 48 hours prior to the start of the meeting will be disseminated to the voting members 24 hours before the meeting. Written public comment received after 48 hours prior to the start of the meeting and before the expiration of public comment during the meeting will be sent to the voting members at the conclusion of the public comment period.

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Join the Bay Area Coalition to make calls to voters in Virginia for the November 4, 2025 state government election. Virginians will be electing a new Governor, Lt. Governor, Secretary of State and Attorney General along with all 100 seats in the House Of Delegates.

Our experienced coaches will be on hand to help callers access the calls, get familiar with the candidates and VA voting details, review scripts for the calls and guide callers throughout the phone bank.

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YMCA Food Pantry Volunteering

Join the YMCA and fellow community members in supporting local families through our weekly Food Pantry Volunteering program, held every Tuesday afternoon. As food insecurity continues to impact neighborhoods across San Francisco, volunteers play a critical role in ensuring that fresh, healthy groceries reach those who need them most.

Volunteers help with a range of activities including setting up the pantry space, sorting and packaging produce and dry goods, and distributing food to individuals and families in a welcoming and respectful environment. No prior experience is necessary. Just a willingness to lend a hand and make a difference.

This is a great opportunity for students, civic groups, or anyone looking to give back in a meaningful and tangible way. Whether you can volunteer once or make it a weekly habit, your time and care directly impact the well-being of our community.

Come help us fight food insecurity, one box at a time.

Event will be from 1:30pm-4pm but you can come and go as you'd like.

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Join us for a hands-on day of community care and neighborhood pride as we roll up our sleeves for Street Cleaning Volunteering with Refuse Refuse! This is a great opportunity to give back, meet neighbors, and help keep our public spaces clean, safe, and welcoming for everyone.

Volunteers will help pick up litter, sweep sidewalks, and beautify the area through simple but impactful acts of service. All supplies will be provided. Bring comfortable clothes, closed-toe shoes, and your enthusiasm to make a visible difference.

Whether you’re a long-time resident, new to the neighborhood, or just looking for a way to help out, this is a fun and rewarding way to take action and show your love for San Francisco. Lunch is provided for volunteers!

Let’s take care of our city together!

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Join the San Francisco Democratic Party for a night of music, fun, and community at Democrats on the Move: Live Band Karaoke! Step into the spotlight at Lion’s Den in Chinatown and belt out your favorite songs—backed by a live band. Whether you’re a karaoke veteran or just there to cheer on your friends, this is your chance to unwind and connect with fellow Democrats.

No cover charge. Two drink minimum. 21+

For more info on the Democrats on the Move campaign: https://www.sfdems.org/onthemove

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About this event

The Big Bad Bill has passed. While this is a devastating moment, action is the antidote to despair. Congress members Valadao, Calvert and Kim voted for devastating cuts to Medicaid, and we’re calling to make sure they hear directly from their constituents about the hurt they’ve caused.

We’re using this moment to hold them accountable and to show that Californians are watching.

Join us as we make calls into key Republican districts and ask their constituents to demand answers: Why are you voting to take healthcare away from millions of people just to hand out more tax breaks to the wealthy?

This bill has: Slashed Medicaid, leaving millions without coverage Driven up healthcare costs, even for those with private insurance Forced hospitals and nursing homes to close their doors

We use a dialer system to make calls, so you’ll need a computer or laptop and internet access. We’ll provide a quick training at the start of each shift so there is no experience necessary.

Our calls have already moved members of Congress. Let’s keep up the pressure and make sure these lawmakers feel the heat for choosing billionaires over their constituents.

WE ARE STILL GOING STRONG! Join us on Zoom, get trained, and take action.

Let’s show them what accountability looks like.

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Join the Bay Area Coalition to make calls to voters in Virginia for the November 4, 2025 state government election. Virginians will be electing a new Governor, Lt. Governor, Secretary of State and Attorney General along with all 100 seats in the House Of Delegates.

Our experienced coaches will be on hand to help callers access the calls, get familiar with the candidates and VA voting details, review scripts for the calls and guide callers throughout the phone bank.

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Named USA Today's Best Night Market, the Chinatown Night Market features delicious food, drinks, lion dancing, games, and family-friendly fun. We're partnering with the Chinatown Volunteer Coalition to connect volunteers with setup and cleanup shifts. Not ready to volunteer? Stop by anyway and enjoy the fun!

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About this event

The Big Bad Bill has passed. While this is a devastating moment, action is the antidote to despair. Congress members Valadao, Calvert and Kim voted for devastating cuts to Medicaid, and we’re calling to make sure they hear directly from their constituents about the hurt they’ve caused.

We’re using this moment to hold them accountable and to show that Californians are watching.

Join us as we make calls into key Republican districts and ask their constituents to demand answers: Why are you voting to take healthcare away from millions of people just to hand out more tax breaks to the wealthy?

This bill has: Slashed Medicaid, leaving millions without coverage Driven up healthcare costs, even for those with private insurance Forced hospitals and nursing homes to close their doors

We use a dialer system to make calls, so you’ll need a computer or laptop and internet access. We’ll provide a quick training at the start of each shift so there is no experience necessary.

Our calls have already moved members of Congress. Let’s keep up the pressure and make sure these lawmakers feel the heat for choosing billionaires over their constituents.

WE ARE STILL GOING STRONG! Join us on Zoom, get trained, and take action.

Let’s show them what accountability looks like.

REGISTER

Join the Bay Area Coalition to make calls to voters in Virginia for the November 4, 2025 state government election. Virginians will be electing a new Governor, Lt. Governor, Secretary of State and Attorney General along with all 100 seats in the House Of Delegates.

Our experienced coaches will be on hand to help callers access the calls, get familiar with the candidates and VA voting details, review scripts for the calls and guide callers throughout the phone bank.

March with Senator Scott Wiener: 
https://lcmspubcontact.lc.ca.gov/PublicLCMS/rsvp_main.php?district=SD11&rsvp=1347&mc_cid=fb124c15f3&mc_eid=5d47a9201d

March with Assemblymember Matt Haney
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSckbEdEejyB23i6wolRXp2N5lvj0JA6VlgDJ-fY_EQt8cLyIg/viewform

March with Mayor Daniel Lurie
https://forms.office.com/pages/responsepage.aspx?id=z8LVIj7OPUSaf9_MAjH3P2OCmCh1xKlApEOAuzmf7lJUQkpKRVNXS1BIWU1XMUg3M0xQQTBDRVFJUC4u&route=shorturl

March with City Attorney David Chiu: 
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/sf-pride-2025-with-city-attorney-david-chiu-tickets-1371834426699

March with District Attorney Brooke Jenkins:
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/march-with-da-jenkins-at-sf-2025-pride-parade-tickets-1357589710369

March with District 8 Supervisor, Board President Rafael Mandelman: 
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeb_wvuxjTYh3LJYFBG-ziGBJH6CQeAAOdgVOnMVw-_OMxpUw/viewform?mc_cid=fb124c15f3&mc_eid=5d47a9201d

March with District 2 Supervisor Stephen Sherrill:
https://lu.ma/kqa0rtbr

March with District 4 Supervisor Joel Engardio: 
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSebUXZ3KJqB5pqzJ4SN46FA_lsAGfI_UtWBKglPgbIZyuI6Gw/viewform?mc_cid=fb124c15f3&mc_eid=5d47a9201d

March with District 5 Supervisor Bilal Mahmood:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSebtcxr5YvWBxNbsMAMlStTrqm4am-JYWk86jCtczC2KwfoNw/viewform

March with District 6 Supervisor Matt Dorsey & the “Recovery Coalition”:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSch1zYTECU3XfzHcp5UN9QAuuCRG2tMIYmbh0S82VK5T8Ek8g/viewform

The San Francisco Democratic County Central Committee will meet on Wednesday, June 25, 2025 at 6:30 pm at the SF LGBT Center at 1800 Market St.

Members of the public can live stream the meeting on the Party's YouTube page. Note that you will only be able to view the meeting; to participate you must attend in person or provide written public comment. If we are unable to live stream a video will be uploaded following the meeting.

If you would like to provide a written comment or have questions regarding participating in the meeting please email info@sfdems.org with the email subject containing the phrase “Public Comment”. Written public comment received more than 48 hours prior to the start of the meeting will be disseminated to the voting members 24 hours before the meeting. Written public comment received after 48 hours prior to the start of the meeting and before the expiration of public comment during the meeting will be sent to the voting members at the conclusion of the public comment period.

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The Democrats on the Move campaign is all about showing up, listening, and building stronger connections with neighborhoods that don’t always get face time with elected leaders.

We want to hear directly from you—your concerns, your ideas, and what matters most in your community.

Join SF Democratic Party Vice Chair Emma Hare and Members Joe Sangirardi and Michael Nguyen for casual, one-on-one conversations over coffee at Thorough Bread & Pastry in the Castro. No speeches, no podiums—just real talk in a welcoming space.

For more info on Democrats on the Move: https://www.sfdems.org/onthemove

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​Join us for District Dialogue, an open and welcoming community meetup where neighbors come together to talk about the future of our city, our values, and how we can make a difference—no political background needed.

​This event will feature a casual panel conversation with local community leaders, moderated by Theo Ellington, Policy Director at Brownstein. Together, we will reflect on the state of the Democratic Party, explore potential strategies for refining our messaging moving forward, and provide space for community members to share their thoughts and ask questions.

​The overarching theme of this event is building stronger bridges with our local community, fostering open dialogue between panelists and attendees, and ensuring alignment as we move toward the 2026 election cycle. We aim to start building these connections now—so we can activate and empower local voices, helping people feel like they’re part of the democratic process and inspiring them to get involved in local politics to be the positive change they want to see.

​Whether you're a longtime resident or new to the Dogpatch or Potrero Hill neighborhoods, this is a chance to meet others, get inspired, and learn how, and why, your voice matters.

​Let’s start building something meaningful together. Come curious, leave connected.

​Moderator:

• ​Theo Ellington Policy Director, Brownstein

​Panelists:

• ​Cedric Akbar, Vice Chair, San Francisco Democratic Party

• ​J.R. Eppler, Officer, Potrero Hill Dem Club

• ​Josh Koehn, Sr. Political Reporter, SF Standard

• ​Marti McKee, Artist, Shipyard/Pier 70

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Join the San Francisco Democratic Party in a powerful stand for democracy at the No Kings Day March & Rally on Saturday, June 14, 2025. This Flag Day, as former President Trump stages a military parade in Washington, D.C., we will gather locally to reject authoritarianism and reaffirm our commitment to democratic values.

Event Details:

Date: Saturday, June 14, 2025

Time: Gather at 11:30 AM; March begins at 12:00 PM

Location: Start at Dolores Park, San Francisco; march to Civic Center Plaza for a rally

This event is part of the nationwide No Kings Day of Defiance, organized by Indivisible and partner organizations, to protest against the erosion of democratic norms and the rise of authoritarianism in the United States. Indivisible

Let's unite to show that power lies with the people, not with those who seek to undermine our freedoms. Stand with us to defend democracy and say loud and clear: No Thrones. No Crowns. No Kings.

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June 12 marks nine years since the night we lost 49 LGBTQ individuals in the shooting at Pulse Nightclub in Orlando, Florida.

Please join the Castro LGBTQ Cultural District as we hold space for them with a memorial on Wednesday, June 12th at 5 pm. The memorial will begin with a short speaking program at Jane Warner Plaza followed by a procession to 18th and Castro to lay flowers and pay respects at the Castro memorial gathering spot. ASL interpretation will be provided onsite (no virtual option)

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Join the San Francisco Democratic Party in commemorating the 30th anniversary of the Pink Triangle installation atop Twin Peaks—a powerful symbol of resilience, remembrance, and Pride. Each year, volunteers come together during Pride Month to install the massive one-acre triangle made of bright pink tarps, transforming a once-feared symbol into one of hope and solidarity.

This year’s event begins early on Saturday, June 7, 2025, with volunteers gathering at 7am to lay out the 175 tarps and secure them with nearly 5,000 steel spikes. No experience is needed—just bring your energy, gloves, and a hammer if you have one. Volunteers will receive a commemorative Pink Triangle T-shirt as a thank you for their time and support. At 10:30am, a commemorative ceremony will take place, featuring local leaders, community voices, and performances.

This gathering is more than an installation—it's a moment of unity, reflection, and celebration. By volunteering, you’ll help keep the memory of LGBTQ+ persecution alive while affirming our collective commitment to a more inclusive future. Whether you’re a long-time advocate or showing up for the first time, your presence matters. Let’s come together to build something meaningful and unforgettable. Learn more and sign up at: https://thepinktriangle.com/

This is part of the Democrats on the Move campaign: https://www.sfdems.org/onthemove

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🗓 June 6 | 🕕 6:00–7:00 PM 📍 Eureka Valley Rec Center

What would it take for San Francisco to thrive after dark?

Join us for an engaging evening discussion on the possibilities of transforming San Francisco into a 24-hour city with special guest, Assemblymember MATT HANEY, who has spearheaded the conversation in Sacramento on how to have a thriving nightlife scene throughout the state of California. Other panelists include KATY BIRNBAUM, founder of Into The Streets that focuses on outdoor events in SF, and JOLENE LINSANGAN, owner of Jolene's Bar, a lesbian/queer bar in the heart of the Mission District.

From late-night transit and public safety to entertainment and small businesses—what’s standing in the way, and what could a vibrant, inclusive nightlife future look like?

Whether you’re a local business owner, a night owl, or just curious about the city's direction, this is a conversation you won’t want to miss.

Free and open to the public.

The San Francisco Democratic County Central Committee will meet on Wednesday, May 28, 2025 at 6:30 pm at the Asian Pacific American Community Center on 66 Raymond Ave.

Members of the public can live stream the meeting on the Party's YouTube page. Note that you will only be able to view the meeting; to participate you must attend in person or provide written public comment. If we are unable to live stream a video will be uploaded following the meeting.

If you would like to provide a written comment or have questions regarding participating in the meeting please email info@sfdems.org with the email subject containing the phrase “Public Comment”. Written public comment received more than 48 hours prior to the start of the meeting will be disseminated to the voting members 24 hours before the meeting. Written public comment received after 48 hours prior to the start of the meeting and before the expiration of public comment during the meeting will be sent to the voting members at the conclusion of the public comment period.

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The Democrats on the Move campaign is all about showing up, listening, and building stronger connections with neighborhoods that don’t always get face time with elected leaders.

We want to hear directly from you—your concerns, your ideas, and what matters most in your community.

Join SF Democratic Party Chair Nancy Tung, Vice Chair Cedric Akbar, and Member Trevor Chandler for casual, one-on-one conversations over coffee at Hey Neighbor Cafe in the heart of Portola. No speeches, no podiums—just real talk in a welcoming space.

For more info on Democrats on the Move: https://www.sfdems.org/onthemove

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SF Budget 101: How the City’s Finances Actually Work

Free | In-person event

What actually happens to San Francisco’s money?

Join the SF DCCC for a clear look at how our city’s budget works—from where revenue comes from to how decisions are made. This free public event features Assessor Recorder Joaquin Torres, and is part of our Democrats on the Move civic education series.

What You'll Learn:

✅ Where SF gets its money (and how much)

✅ How the city allocates its funds

✅ What the annual budget process looks like

✅ How decisions are made—without the political spin

This is an informational event only—no debates or policy endorsements, just a solid overview of the process that affects every San Franciscan.

Who Should Attend:
-Curious residents
-Community members
-Organizers and local leaders
-Anyone who's ever asked, “Where does our money go?”

Co-Sponsored by local civic orgs:
-GrowSF - https://growsf.org/
-United Democratic Club - https://www.uniteddems.org/
-Portola Democratic Club - http://instagram.com/Portoladistrictdemclub
-Abundant San Francisco - http://abundancenetwork.com/

Reserve your spot today!

Space is limited—RSVP to stay informed and get the tools to better understand our city government.

Hosted by The Hub. As the heart of this neighborhood, The Hub offers spaces and programs where all residents can come together to learn, play, grow, and make connections. In addition to serving all Sunnydale families and individuals, The Hub will connect to and serve the broader Visitacion Valley neighborhood of 17,000+ residents.
https://thehubinsf.org/

Part of the Democrats on the Move campaign. For more info, please visit:
https://www.sfdems.org/onthemove

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​​Celebrate the end of Chow Fun week at the CLOSING CULINARY EVENT on Sunday, 2 pm - 4 pm at Kapuso at the Upper Yard, located on 2430 San Jose Ave right next to Balboa BART Station.

​​Chow Fun is an Asian Dine Around to 54+ restaurants, bakeries, bars, & boba shops in Excelsior, OMI, Viz Valley, and Portola.

​Watch the KRON4 segment here.

This closing event is open to everyone and will be featuring cultural performances, speeches from businesses, food sampling, DJ music, a photo booth, & more! 

Be sure to stick around for the Chow Fun Passport raffle drawing for a chance to win fabulous prizes like:

• ​​4 VIP Tickets to the National Rodeo at The Cow Palace

• ​​VIP SF Giants tickets

• ​​Oakland A’s tickets

• ​​San Jose Earthquakes tickets

• ​​$1000 to Rock’s Den

​​and much more!

​​To qualify for the raffle, you must have 4 stamps on your Chow Fun passport (you can pick up at any of the 54 participating restaurants - www.chowfunsf.com) submitted to the Excelsior, Oceanview, or Ingleside libraries by end of day Friday 5/16.

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Are you concerned about the high cost of housing in San Francisco? Are you ready for a new era of American Abundance? Join YIMBY Democrats for America, Inclusive Abundance, The San Francisco Democratic Party, The Center for New Liberalism's Bay Area New Liberals, YIMBY Action & SF YIMBY, the United Democratic Club, and the Housing Action Coalition for a social mixer and happy hour. You’ll hear from special guests, learn more about Progressive Abundance, make friends, and have a night to remember.

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​Join us for the Community Kickoff of Chow Fun, an Asian Dine Around to 54+ restaurants, bakeries, bars, & boba shops in Excelsior, OMI, Viz Valley, and Portola.

​Watch the KRON4 segment from last year here. See the website here: www.chowfunsf.com

You will see performances and get your passport that qualifies you for raffle prizes at the closing event!