Together we’re creating what’s next in our lives.
Who We Are
San Francisco Village is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit membership organization designed with, by and for older San Franciscans and the extended community that champions them.
We operationalize love for elders in an ageist society by mobilizing the power of intergenerational relationships and mutual support.
We envision a future in which people of all ages, races, cultures, and abilities work together to create communities of belonging and in so doing, model possibilities for relationship and connection that benefit the greater good.
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There are many ways to support the mission of San Francisco Village —
join our community as a member, offer your time and skills as a volunteer, or make a donation.
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San Francisco Village is an intentional community, one that changes and grows with the addition of every new member.
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Volunteer
Our volunteers regularly step up to lend a helping hand, and as a result, build a caring community that supports us all.
Donate
Donations enable us to continue our work with older San Franciscans. Thank you for your support!
Penny Sablove,
Sara joined the team in 2018. She brings with her 20 years of experience in community development, philanthropy, and organizational management. She completed her bachelors at George Washington University and her masters at UC Berkeley. Her career focus has been on evaluating how community groups run from year-to-year and strengthening daily processes to increase institutional success. Sara loves travel and global development issues, particularly a non-profit she founded 10 years ago focusing on students’ access to school in Cambodia. Sara is raising her family here in San Francisco.
Maya is a public relations and communications professional with more than a decade of experience; her expertise includes consumer products and technology PR, as well as event management and content development. She has been a pro-bono consultant with the Taproot Foundation since 2012, and has participated in three service grants to date. Maya attended the University of California at Los Angeles (UCLA) and graduated with a BA in mass communications and a minor in political science.