AirDrop 06/24/20: Ways to Help Out in Your Community

“Do your little bit of good where you are; it’s those little bits of good put together that overwhelm the world.”

–Desmond Tutu

There are so many things to do and so many ways to help – sometimes it can seem overwhelming. Especially in the Bay Area where there are countless ways to spend your time and your dollars.

Below we’ve put together another list of great and local places to begin assisting those in our communities who need it the most – whether from the ongoing COVID-19 Shelter-in-Place or regular day-to-day necessities. From the Compass 15% Pledge to the Silicon Valley Small Business Fund, we’ve highlighted a few organizations both large and small to reach out and make a difference.

Remember: what we do matters and every step we take forward is a step in the right direction.

Inhale, exhale and breathe. We are fortunate in many ways and we have got this.

Huge hugs! ~CR and Team

Compass 15% Pledge

The Compass 15% Pledge is a commitment to support Black professionals. Whether through direct spending or referrals, real estate agents drive billions of dollars of business to a wide variety of local vendors each year.

Support a Healthy San Francisco

As a fiscal intermediary, SFPHF streamlines the process for individuals and corporations to donate to community health centers and public health programs. Each donation contributes to much needed health resources and services that continuously support and improve the health of San Francisco residents.

East Oakland Collective

Consider donating today to support efforts to increase racial and economic equity in East Oakland. Your valued contributions will directly support programming in civic engagement, leadership, economic empowerment, homeless services and solutions. All monetary donations are tax deductible.

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mall Business Relief Fund

Hosted by Silicon Valley Community Foundation, the Small Business Relief Fund will provide immediate support to struggling self-employed and small business owners. SVCF will partner with Opportunity Fund, California’s largest nonprofit micro lender, to ensure critical capital remains available to these entities throughout this crisis.

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