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No One Can Do Everything, But We Can All Do Something
By Joanie Juster– I was in college at UC Santa Cruz during the Vietnam War. After the fall of Saigon in 1975, Daniel Ellsberg, whose leak of the Pentagon Papers…
AIDS Walk 2025
While much has changed since the dark, early years of the HIV/AIDS pandemic, the needed work to fight HIV/AIDS remains and the compassion of AIDS Walk San Francisco participants is…
Summer Vows and Split Paths: Financial Planning for Marriage and Divorce
By Brandon Miller– Ah, summer—the season of sunshine, signature cocktails … and a surge of wedding bells. Whether you’re tying the knot on a beach or in a backyard, this…
Estate Planning Amid Government Instability: Secure Your Legacy in 2025
By Jay Greene, Esq., CPA– In the San Francisco Bay Area, your estate—your home, tech investments, or digital assets like cryptocurrency—reflects years of hard work. But government instability, such as…
Sparking the Next Chapter Together
By Aaron Boot-Haury– July 2025 marked an exciting milestone in the Golden Gate Business Association’s journey. On July 19, our newly formed 12-member Board of Directors spent a full day…
Kristabelle Kmeid and Christopher Rion Alverson of New York Life
New York Life has received perfect scores of 100% on the Human Rights Campaign Equality Index, evidencing this life insurance company’s strong policies and practices related to LGBTQ+ workplace equality.…
Sing for the Cure: A Musical Tribute of Hope, Healing, and Unity
Breast cancer touches 1 in 8 women—straight, lesbian, cis, black, white, brown, and trans—alike. It can even affect men. It can affect anyone. October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. It’s…
Donna’s Chronicles, “After such a busy SF Pride season…”
By Donna Sachet– After such a busy SF Pride season, it was a relief to relax and rejuvenate at the Russian River last weekend. With longtime friend Bob Brunson, now…
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