Read all about how our programming in San Francisco and Marin Counties has provided over 7,000 youth with SAFETY, HEALTH, JUSTICE & EDUCATION in our FY 18 Annual Report, covering July 1, 2017 through June 30, 2018. Download a full copy here. To view a copy on Issu, click here.
News
How You Can Help Us Recover After the Feb. 6 Fire at Geary & Parker
February 27, 2019 Dear Huckleberry Family, We want to, again, thank the entire Bay Area community for supporting us during our recovery after the devastating Feb. 6 fire at our offices at Geary and Parker. We are in the process of looking for permanent space to relocate our Administrative offices and the Huckleberry Wellness Academy-SF […]
News Coverage of the Devastating Fire on Feb. 6 at Geary & Parker
Huckleberry’s Administrative Offices and the headquarters of the Huckleberry Wellness Academy-SF, were displaced as a result of the Feb. 6, 2019 fire at Geary and Parker in San Francisco. Below are links to articles covering the devastating fire. San Francisco Examiner: Nonprofit serving Bay Area youth hit hard by Inner Richmond explosion, fire. The Bay […]
Cirque du Soleil VOLTA Raised $100,000 for Huckleberry
THANK YOU to the 330 guests who attended Huckleberry’s benefit performance of VOLTA by Cirque du Soleil on Wed. Dec. 5! With help from our sponsors and ticket purchasers, we exceeded our net fundraising goal of $100,000 for our programs offering safety, health, justice and education to Bay Area youth! View the photos from the VIP tent […]
View Huckleberry’s 2017/2018 Fiscal Year Results
Since 1967, Huckleberry Youth Programs has been at the forefront of preventing youth homelessness by providing crisis services that keep youth with their families, off the streets, and hopeful for a better future. In Fiscal Year 2017/2018, Huckleberry’s programs touched the lives of more than 7,100 youth and families in the Bay Area.
Huckleberry’s HA&RT Program Coordinator on Group Home Reforms and Trafficked Youth
With Group Home Reforms in California, Fears Emerge About How Sexually Trafficked Youth Will Fare
