One Richmond is a community-driven initiative and neighborhood identity started in 2017 to bring the Richmond District together. It promotes shared values of Inclusiveness, Compassion, Civic Pride and Shopping Local. First proposed by Supervisor Sandra Lee Fewer, One Richmond was developed with the input of community members who shared their ideas about what makes the Richmond great, and what could make it even better.
Unifying all Richmond residents, both old and new, across our diverse communities.
Fostering a community where all our residents care for one another.
Developing a sense of ownership and responsibility for the Richmond District.
Supporting our small businesses by encouraging neighbors to shop and eat locally.
In June of 2019, The Richmond Neighborhood Center opened the One Richmond office at 802 Clement St. Neighbors and businesses are welcome to drop by to learn about the initiative and take the One Richmond pledge. Find out more about upcoming events, volunteer opportunities, community meetings and neighborhood goings-on at the One Richmond website.
The Richmond Community Coalition (RCC) is a group of community-based organizations (CBOs) who have come together for over 20 years to meet, problem solve, share resources, advocate, and collaborate around issues that affect the Richmond District community. The RCC meets quarterly, hosted by various CBOs in the neighborhood.
Mission: People of faith and community service celebrating diversity, promoting justice and healing, and creating connections that serve and empower those most in need in our neighborhoods.
Quarterly RCC meetings are open to the public, and everyone is welcome to attend. For more information, please contact onerichmond@richmondsf.org and stay tuned to our One Richmond program website for updates.
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