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In the News: 10.8.20
First Openly Gay Individual Appointed to California Supreme Court Governor Gavin Newsom on Monday, October 5, appointed Martin Jenkins to the California Supreme Court. When Jenkins takes his seat at…
November 3, 2020, Election Recommendations
By Louise “Lou” Fischer– Finally, after four long years with a nihilistic disrupter in the White House, the most important election in history is nearly here and our long national…
Meeting ‘Everyday Jacquelyn,’ the Inspiring Security Guard Who Nominated Biden
By Stuart Gaffney and John Lewis– Jacquelyn Brittany got up the morning of December 16, 2019, and went to her job as a security guard at The New York Times…
How to Unmask Your Financial Phobias
By Brandon Miller, CFP– I’ve always loved Halloween for its sanctioned flamboyance, especially here in San Francisco. But this year is sadly subdued. That’s highly ironic given that masks are…
5 Ways to Grow Your Business with the GGBA in 2020
By Krystal Drwencke and Aaron Lander– As the world pushes through the middle of 2020, it has become apparent that our relationships and communities are more important than ever. With…
Christopher Lintz of CHEER SF and the CHEER For Life Foundation
Since 1980, CHEER San Francisco—the official cheer team of the City and County of San Francisco— has been thrilling crowds locally, nationally, and internationally with their unique brand of high-energy…
Mega Philanthropy: Demanding More
By Derek Barnes– Throughout the year, amid a health crisis and ongoing social unrest, some nonprofits, not all, saw record increases in their development fundraising. Donors who had the means…
AA Helped Me Accept My Sexuality with Pride
By Mark Rhoades– I grew up in California’s Central Valley, the only child of a hardworking single mother. We lived with my grandmother and grandfather in a small town called…
Dean for D5
By Jennifer Kroot– Last November, Dean Preston’s grassroots campaign for District 5 Supervisor prevailed over big moneyed interests in a special election. It’s déjà vu for D5! Supervisor Preston is…
Excerpt from Master Storyteller Valerie Miner’s New Collection Bread and Salt
(Valerie Miner, a professor at Stanford University and an Artist-in-Residence at the university’s Clayman Institute for Gender Research, is the award-winning author of fifteen books and has just published Bread…
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