“Show of Hope” San Francisco Community Health Center Benefit

Submitted by the Event Organizer

Show of Hope a televised fundraiser for San Francisco Community Health Center on March 21, 6:30pm- 7pm to help foster resilience, belonging and healing for all communities, especially the LGBTQ community and people of color.

Show of Hope: A Televised Fundraising Event
Sunday, March 21, 2021 | 6:30p
Watch on ABC7, YouTube and Facebook LIVE
FREE to watch, Donate if you are in a position to help. Every dollar counts.

• Learn More: Facebook Event Page | sfcommunityhealth.org
• Donate: Text “SFHealth” to 44-321

Your gift will help ensure that San Francisco Community Health Center continues to stand at the ready to meet all obstacles and challenges that confront us each and every day.

A “first” for the non-profit world here in the Bay Area. Hosted by ABC 7’s Reggie Aqui and TV Personality Dale Johannes with special guests Janet Mock, Geena Rocero, Margaret Cho, Mayor London Breed with musical performance by Darren Criss.  Watch out for these amazing celebrities as they show their support to raise much needed funds for San Francisco Community Health Center.

Show of Hope will celebrate the critical work of our mission and encourage viewers and the entire community at large to donate to and support our organization. We are addressing the challenges of COVID-19 and have kept our doors wide open to continue to serve our most vulnerable community members through these unparalleled times. 

What is San Francisco Community Health Center?
San Francisco Community Health Center is an LGBTQ and people of color community health center that believes everyone deserves to be healthy and offers the highest quality medical, dental and behavioral healthcare. We foster resilience, belonging and healing for all communities. To us, health care will always be grounded in social justice.

Disclaimer: Please double check event information with the event organizer as events can be canceled, details can change after they are added to our calendar, and errors do occur.