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Minted Holiday Cards and Gifts Fundraiser

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Get a head start on your holiday cards and gifts this year by purchasing on www.minted.com. Use the code FUNDRAISEHUCKLEBERRY from now until December 31, when you make a purchase at www.minted.com and you’ll receive 20% off your order. Huckleberry will also receive a donation of 15% of your order!  

View Pictures from our Beach Blanket Babylon Holiday Benefit

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Thank you to everyone who attended our Park Tavern & Beach Blanket Babylon Fundraiser!       On Thursday, December 5, 375 of Huckleberry’s most loyal supporters gathered at Park Tavern and Beach Blanket Babylon on Thurs. Dec. 5, to raise funds for our programs! Thank you to everyone who attended! Special thanks to Beach […]

Cirque du Soleil AMALUNA Benefit for Huckleberry – Thursday, Jan. 9, 2020

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Cirque du Soleil is BACK in San Francisco for a second, consecutive year, and they’ve once again chosen Huckleberry Youth Programs as a beneficiary of their performance of Amaluna on Thursday, January 9, 2020!   For nearly two decades, Cirque du Soleil has partnered with Huckleberry Youth Programs when they visit San Francisco. We are thrilled […]

Give Back Tuesday at Iron Springs San Rafael – Tues. Sept. 17

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Huckleberry and Iron Springs Public House in San Rafael are teaming up this September for GIVE BACK TUESDAYS. On Tuesday, September 17, Iron Springs will donate 10% of the day’s sales from 11:30 am to 10:00 pm to Huckleberry Youth Programs. Iron Springs Public House is a locally owned and operated taproom that opened in […]

Step Up to the Plate with the San Francisco Giants Tuesday, September 24th vs. Rockies 6:45pm

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Support Huckleberry and the San Francisco Giants at STEP UP TO THE PLATE, a game dedicated to raising funds for SF nonprofits serving homeless youth! Your Special Event ticket package includes a ticket to the Tuesday, Sept. 24 evening game versus the Colorado Rockies, as well as a limited edition Step Up to the Plate/Giants […]

Join Team Huckleberry at SF Aids Walk 2019 on Sunday, July 14

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WALK WITH TEAM HUCKLEBERRY! On Sunday, July 14 at 9 am in Golden Gate Park, Huckleberry will walk to raise essential funds for HIV and AIDS programs in San Francisco and Marin Counties.  We would love for you to come walk with us! Breakfast will be provided! JOIN TEAM HUCKLEBERRY! If you can’t make it […]

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Check out the San Francisco Public Press's exceptional story about the state of healthcare for SF young people in crisis, featuring Huckleberry as an integral part of a pioneering system of care. 🏥✨

Here’s an excerpt 👇
“What began during the Summer of Love with the nation's first runaway youth shelter and the Haight-Ashbury Free Clinic evolved into a network of specialized clinics that combined medical care, mental health treatment, sexual health services, and connections to housing and social support under one roof.

Now, that model is being dismantled as San Francisco shifts young patients to larger primary care clinics and expands telehealth services. Supporters say the city [...] may be abandoning a philosophy of care built around meeting vulnerable young people where they are.”

Listen to the full story to learn more about SF's groundbreaking approach to integrated youth healthcare and learn about the city's plan to close the Huckleberry Cole Street Youth Clinic. 🎧

Deep federal and state cuts to Medi-Cal funding are coming for the most vulnerable in our communities. Jackie Miller, Program Coordinator at Huckleberry Youth Health Center, is featured 18 minutes into the story. She calls it as she sees it: “It feels like they see young people as dollar signs.”⚠️

Listen to the full story and visit our website to get involved! 🔗💜 www.youtube.com/watch?v=IZCCwQ7NmgA
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Check out the San Francisco Public Presss exceptional story about the state of healthcare for SF young people in crisis, featuring Huckleberry as an integral part of a pioneering system of care. 🏥✨

Here’s an excerpt 👇
“What began during the Summer of Love with the nations first runaway youth shelter and the Haight-Ashbury Free Clinic evolved into a network of specialized clinics that combined medical care, mental health treatment, sexual health services, and connections to housing and social support under one roof.

Now, that model is being dismantled as San Francisco shifts young patients to larger primary care clinics and expands telehealth services. Supporters say the city [...] may be abandoning a philosophy of care built around meeting vulnerable young people where they are.”

Listen to the full story to learn more about SFs groundbreaking approach to integrated youth healthcare and learn about the citys plan to close the Huckleberry Cole Street Youth Clinic. 🎧

Deep federal and state cuts to Medi-Cal funding are coming for the most vulnerable in our communities. Jackie Miller, Program Coordinator at Huckleberry Youth Health Center, is featured 18 minutes into the story. She calls it as she sees it: “It feels like they see young people as dollar signs.”⚠️

Listen to the full story and visit our website to get involved! 🔗💜 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IZCCwQ7NmgA
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Check out the San Francisco 
Public Press’s exceptional story about the state of healthcare for SF young people in crisis, featuring Huckleberry as an integral part of a pioneering 
system of care. 🏥✨

Here’s an excerpt 👇
“What began during the Summer of Love with the nation's first runaway youth shelter and the Haight-Ashbury Free Clinic evolved into a network of specialized clinics that combined medical care, 
mental health treatment, sexual health services, and connections to housing and social support under one roof.

Now, that model is being dismantled as San Francisco shifts young patients to larger primary care clinics and expands telehealth services. Supporters say the city [...] may be abandoning a philosophy of care built around meeting vulnerable young people where they are.”

Listen to the full story to learn more about SF's groundbreaking approach to integrated youth healthcare and learn about the city's plan to close the Huckleberry Cole Street Youth Clinic. 🎧

Deep federal and state cuts to Medi-Cal funding are coming for the most vulnerable in our communities. Jackie Miller, Program Coordinator at Huckleberry Youth Health Center, is featured 18 minutes into the story. She calls it as she sees it: “It feels like they see young people as dollar signs.”⚠️

Link in bio to listen to the full story 🔗💜

Check out the San Francisco
Public Press’s exceptional story about the state of healthcare for SF young people in crisis, featuring Huckleberry as an integral part of a pioneering
system of care. 🏥✨

Here’s an excerpt 👇
“What began during the Summer of Love with the nation`s first runaway youth shelter and the Haight-Ashbury Free Clinic evolved into a network of specialized clinics that combined medical care,
mental health treatment, sexual health services, and connections to housing and social support under one roof.

Now, that model is being dismantled as San Francisco shifts young patients to larger primary care clinics and expands telehealth services. Supporters say the city [...] may be abandoning a philosophy of care built around meeting vulnerable young people where they are.”

Listen to the full story to learn more about SF`s groundbreaking approach to integrated youth healthcare and learn about the city`s plan to close the Huckleberry Cole Street Youth Clinic. 🎧

Deep federal and state cuts to Medi-Cal funding are coming for the most vulnerable in our communities. Jackie Miller, Program Coordinator at Huckleberry Youth Health Center, is featured 18 minutes into the story. She calls it as she sees it: “It feels like they see young people as dollar signs.”⚠️

Link in bio to listen to the full story 🔗💜
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