New initiative, launched on National Read Across America Day, will deliver high-impact learning acceleration services to reach over 10,000 SFUSD students from under-resourced schools SAN FRANCISCO (March 2, 2023) – […]
At the Ed Fund, our mission is to mobilize community resources to support all public-school students in San Francisco. We know that this work takes a community, and we work […]
The San Francisco Education Fund held its annual Back to School Gala – the first in-person Gala in three years – on October 12, 2022 at The Pearl. Community members, […]
San Francisco (March 10, 2022) – The San Francisco Unified School District (SFUSD) and the San Francisco Education Fund today announced a partnership to provide literacy tutoring to support the […]
In partnership with TogetherSF, the SF Ed Fund held our inaugural panel series, “Educational Equity in San Francisco,” in January. Given all of the debate and discourse around the district’s […]
Hanna Doerr, the San Francisco Education Fund’s Interim Executive Director, met with Sterling James last week to chat about how the Education Fund harnesses the power of the community to equip every public school student with the skills to succeed in college, career and civic responsibility.
A ticket to our Casino & Club Night benefit fuels our programs for San Francisco public school students and teachers. You also have a chance to win some amazing prizes. Get all the details here.
Elderflower or ginger? Gin or vodka? Vote for which cocktail you’d like to enjoy at our May 11 Casino & Club Night benefit.
Get all the details on this May 11 benefit for public education
Love casino games? Dancing? Believe strong public education matters? Then join us on May 11 for a special Casino & Club Night benefit.
This week our call to volunteer in schools was published in the San Francisco Bay View.
“I want to help young adults like so many mentors and teachers helped me,” one volunteer told us.
The San Francisco Education Fund has awarded grants to educators to help them bring their ideas to life this school year.
You can take action now to make a difference in your community.
Our volunteer Andrew Nance has published a book on mindfulness.
You can help us double the number of people who sign up to volunteer. Find out how!
We’re looking back at some of the memorable moments and stories of the 2015-16 school year. Join us on this not-too-distant memory lane and share your favorite stories from the school year in the comments!
Meet the winners of 2016 Mayor’s Teacher of the Year Award.
Last night, the San Francisco Education Fund held its annual Volunteer Recognition Event at the fabulous headquarters of Williams-Sonoma, where we celebrated all of our amazing volunteers and announced the […]
Dropbox, a Circle the Schools corporate partner, is a recipient of the San Francisco Education Fund’s 2015-16 Distinguished Service Award. When Dropbox first signed on as a Circle the Schools […]
Paul Ma is a recipient of the San Francisco Education Fund’s 2015-16 Distinguished Service Award. Volunteer Paul Ma seems to constantly be in motion. “You rarely see him standing still,” […]
Linda Fawkes is a recipient of the San Francisco Education Fund’s 2015-16 Distinguished Service Award. This is the second year in a row that Linda Fawkes has been nominated for […]
At the Education Fund, we’re big believers in the idea that every child should have a mentor. We’re happy to know that we’re backed up by rapper and activist Killer […]
Salesforce announced today that its employees will be giving 10,000 hours to San Francisco public schools this year. The company is circling 20 schools through our Circle the Schools […]
