Events at San Francisco SafeHouse
Become a charity runner for SafeHouse in the SF Marathon!
If you sign up to be a charity runner for SF SafeHouse (fundraising for our programs) during the SF Marathon, you could fundraise your way to a free registration! If you help us reach our goal of $10,000 by raising at least $700 then you’ll receive a free registration to the event! Learn more about how to become a charity runner by visiting our SF Marathon Charity Partner page.
Craft for a Cause: Bracelet Making and Accessory Drive
Join us for an evening of wine, crafts, and connection at WineDown SF, a women-owned California craft wine and beer bar located in San Francisco’s SoMa district.
Make an empowerment bracelet for either yourself or to donate to SafeHouse clients
Learn more about SafeHouse programs
Bring gently used accessories to donate to SafeHouse clients, such as jewelry, scarves, or handbags
Connect with others in our community!
Throughout July, San Francisco SafeHouse is excited to be WineDown SF’s chosen nonprofit partner of the month. Partial proceeds of food and drink purchases during this event, and throughout the month, will be generously donated to support SafeHouse programs.
We hope you will join us!
ReMixology: A DJ Fundraiser
Looking for fun Saturday night plans while supporting SafeHouse at the same time? Kaleido SF, a nonprofit supporting arts and community, will be hosting a DJ fundraiser where 90% of the proceeds will go towards SafeHouse!
Gather your friends and join Kaleido SF for a night of community, dance, and fundraisin, turning a night out into meaningful support for survivors in San Francisco! Tickets range from $17 - $23.
June 25th 101 Gough Tours
Whether you’re new to SafeHouse or a longtime supporter, we’re excited to invite you to take a tour of 101 Gough—the future home of Bridge Housing for Women and Children in Hayes Valley.
These tours offer a unique opportunity to learn more about the project, hear how SafeHouse is working to create one of San Francisco's first supportive housing programs designed specifically for survivors and their children, and explore ways to get involved as we bring this vision to life.
Here you can expect:
Tours @ 4:00 PM, 4:30 PM, and 5:00 PM
Learn how 101 Gough is becoming a cornerstone of hope for survivors, helping redefine supportive housing for women and their children
An opportunity to learn how you can invest in this project’s earliest chapter