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.
Upcoming Meetings
Quarterly RCC meetings are open to the public, and everyone is welcome to attend. For more information, please contact onerichmondsf@gmail.com and stay tuned to our One Richmond program website for updates.
Join us at the next Richmond Community Coalition (RCC) meeting.
Where: Rochambeau Playground Clubhouse, 238 25th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94121
Date: Monday February 13, 2023
Time: 10am – 11:30am
————————————————————-
Active members
- Asian Family Support Center
- Brightline Defense
- CA Academy of Sciences
- Community Youth Center, SF
- Housing Rights Committee
- Institute on Aging
- North East Medical Services
- [people. power. media]
- RAMS
- Richmond Senior Center
- SF-Marin Food Bank
- SF Public Library, Anza Branch
- SFPD, Richmond Station
- SF VA Health Care
- Richmond District YMCA
-
- March 2020 at One Richmond
-
- September 2019 at One Richmond
-
- June 2019 at One Richmond
-
- March 2019 at VA Medical Center
-
- December 2019 at NEMS
Upcoming Meetings
Quarterly RCC meetings are open to the public, and everyone is welcome to attend. For more information, please contact onerichmondsf@gmail.com and stay tuned to our One Richmond website for updates.
September 10, 2020 – 9:30-11:30AM (via Zoom)
December 10, 2020
March 11, 2021
June 10, 2021
Previous Meeting Topics
June 2020
COVID-19 updates
Black Lives Matter initiatives in the community
March 2020
Establishing cooling centers in the Richmond with Dept. of Emergency Management (DEM)
Affordable senior housing site at Geary and 6th Avenue with Tenderloin Neighborhood Development Center
December 2019
Discussion with D1 Supervisor Sandra Lee Fewer
September 2019
Community Needs Assessment in the Richmond
June 2019
Neighborhood Empowerment Network: disaster preparedness plan in the district
March 2019
Project Homeless Connect: monthly services and outreach in the district
Budget updates from D1 Supervisor’s Office
December 2018
[people. power. media] screen and discuss affordable housing film Priced Out