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SOAR is an all-inclusive non-partisan group of neighbors who care about our community and our city and are working to make a difference. We found one another on NextDoor in late 2019 with a goal of finding and electing an effective District One Supervisor. Our focus has been on working together to find solutions to what we have agreed are the central issues in our neighborhood.
D2Unite is here to make civic action easy. We are a collection of concerned neighbors who care about District 2 and every neighborhood in San Francisco. We care about issues that transcend ideology: Safer neighborhood streets; shelter, not street camping; strong and effective City leadership; an end to open-air drug use and dealing; improved mental health services; thriving business corridors.
Iconic D3 represents the best of what San Francisco has to offer. Situated in the iconic neighborhoods of North Beach, Chinatown, Telegraph Hill, Golden Gateway, Barbary Coast, Financial District, Nob Hill and Lower Nob Hill, Russian Hill, Polk Gulch, and Fisherman's Wharf, our group comprises a collection of concerned neighbors who want our district to be a thriving corridor to live, work, and play.
Sunset United Neighbors (SUN) is a neighborhood organization made up of Sunset District residents in District 4 (Central Sunset, Outer Sunset, Parkside, Outer Parkside, and Pine Lake Park.). The issues we care about most in our community include Public Safety/Crime Reduction, Mental Health/Street Drug Addiction, Homelessness, Small Business Support, and Government Accountability. These problems go beyond political beliefs and affect all of us on a daily basis.
Hi5D5 is a passionate group of concerned citizens living and working in San Francisco's District 5 who believe that all who reside in our neighborhood, and all of San Francisco, have the right to live in thriving, clean and safe corridors. With this in mind, we strive to implement positive solutions to address the most pressing issues in our community. Our members live across the Tenderloin, Alamo Square, Japantown, Western Addition, Haight Ashbury, and Hayes Valley.
Rebuild D6 is committed to improving our community, which includes SoMa, Mission Bay, the East Cut and Treasure Island. We care about public safety, supporting businesses, and strong leadership.
Sensible D7 is a coalition of neighbors in the Inner Sunset, West Portal, Forest Hill, and Parkmerced. Our group is focused on supporting increased public safety, cleaner streets, better city services, accountability on spending from City Hall, and responsible growth in our district & across the City.
Activ8SF is a local group of neighbors in District 8, which includes Cole Valley, the Castro, Diamond Heights, Noe Valley, and Glen Park. Our goal is to bring the community together, improve quality of life, strengthen relationships between neighbors, and voice our opinions on local issues and concerns.
For the DNiners, our mission is multifaceted and unwavering. We prioritize safe streets, empowering residents and merchants alike to flourish in a secure environment. Our dedication extends to nurturing local businesses and fostering a vibrant corridor where entrepreneurship thrives. We advocate for quality public education, ensuring that residents receive the best opportunities to succeed. We believe that our neighborhood deserves local leaders who champion the best interests of the community at every turn.
Mobilize10 is a group located across District 10 (Potrero Hill, Bayview-Hunters Point, Dogpatch, Sunnydale, and Visitacion Valley) mobilizing to make our community a great place for everyone to live. We’re committed to keeping our leaders accountable to real change, supporting small businesses, promoting better public schools, and informing our members of the important citywide issues impacting our daily lives.
Advocates 11 (formerly Ingleside Senior Safety Advocates) started in March of 2021. Our goal was to hit the streets of San Francisco and hand out safety packs to people who needed them; vulnerable members of society who were being subjected to a new wave of constant violent attacks. The safety packs are now simply a whistle and an anonymous tip-line card. With the help of SFPD, the anonymous tip line is now expanded to 9 languages. The mission will change but the objective is clear: San Francisco must be a city of safety and a city for all.