TLCBD leadership is proud to support San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency (SFMTA) in the the Larkin Street Quick-Build Project, extending from Market Street to Sutter Street in the Tenderloin. This corridor is part of the High-Injury Network, which comprises 12% of streets but accounts for 68% of the city’s severe and fatal traffic injuries. The project aims to implement quick and effective design recommendations to improve traffic safety for pedestrians, cyclists, transit users, and drivers. The proposed timeline, from planning and outreach to construction, is eight months (May 2024 – December 2024). This initiative builds on the existing network of street safety improvements in the Tenderloin, reinforcing TLCBD’s commitment to creating safer streets for all. https://lnkd.in/g5bQ_7VM
Tenderloin Community Benefit District
Non-profit Organization Management
San Francisco, California 272 followers
Leading the evolution of the Tenderloin into a vibrant community for ALL!
About us
The Tenderloin Community Benefit District (TLCBD) works relentlessly to provide a clean and safe environment. Strong community partnerships and supportive collaboration with city agencies will create positive change in the Tenderloin neighborhood. Organization services are focused on implementing neighborhood improvements around the physical environment, economic development, and neighborhood pride. Starting in 2005 a non-profit 501c3 was established collaboratively by community leaders and property owners. The city and neighborhood adopted the TLCBD management plan to work towards a mission of neighborhood improvement for all within the district boundaries. A Board of Directors, made up of Tenderloin property owners, residents, business owners and other stakeholders oversees the management of the TLCBD. The full-time management team leads the day-to-day operations of TLCBD initiatives and programs including: maintenance and safe passage of our streets, coordination with City agencies, interaction with our valued residents, and business support services. Our Clean Team also ensures a positive experience for visitors and residents.
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http://www.tlcbd.org
External link for Tenderloin Community Benefit District
- Industry
- Non-profit Organization Management
- Company size
- 11-50 employees
- Headquarters
- San Francisco, California
- Type
- Nonprofit
- Founded
- 2005
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512 Ellis Street
San Francisco, California 94109, US
Employees at Tenderloin Community Benefit District
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#TLCBD is proud to have participated and supported the summer edition of our quarterly Tenderloin Beautification Day at @phoenixhotelsf with @civic_joy_fund @sfpublicworks @refuserefusesf @welcometomannys was a success!!! Over 90 Volunteers teamed up with our very own @tlcbd Clean Team to pick up trash, power wash, and remove graffiti in the entire Tenderloin neighborhood. We filled 200 bags of trash in 3 hours!!! Don’t miss out on our upcoming events, follow all the action at www.tlcbd.org/events Special thanks to the wonderful food trucks @street_meet_taco_truck and @cabalensweetandsavory for keeping our bellies happy!
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A special thanks to Mission Local, SF for bringing light to this incredible beautification event and all the wonderful volunteers making it possible. Sponsored by: Tenderloin Community Benefit District, The Phoenix Hotel SF, Refuse Refuse SF, and the Civic Joy Fund https://lnkd.in/gPHY2tb5
Dozens to meet up on Saturday to participate in Tenderloin cleanup
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Yesterday, we were proud to have co-sponsored the District 5 Town Hall with San Francisco City Attorney's Office - David Chiu - and Supervisor Dean Preston. Special thanks to Third Baptist Church SF, Reverend Amos Brown, and our community partners for a successful event fostering dialogue and transparency.
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Friendly reminder that the D5 Town Hall hosted by SF City Attorney David Chiu is this Thursday (6/13) @ 6 PM at Third Baptist Church (1399 McAllister St). Supervisor Dean Preston and SFPD reps will also provide updates and answer questions. RSVP here: https://lnkd.in/gUC3ydYn
District 5 Town Hall with City Attorney David Chiu
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Congratulations to our very own Sirch Chanthyasack for receiving the Grassroots Leadership Award at the Immigrant Leadership Award Ceremony by San Francisco's Office of Civic Engagement and Immigrant Affairs! Sirch's tireless efforts in uplifting the Tenderloin community through various local initiatives, programs, and partnerships have genuinely made a positive impact on our community. We are so proud to have Sirch as an amazing integral member of our team, the neighborhood, and the city at large! Photo Credit: Aseel Fara
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We are proud to be an event sponsor for the District 5 Town Hall hosted by SF City Attorney David Chiu on June 13 at 6pm at Third Baptist Church (1399 McAllister St). City Attorney Chiu will discuss efforts to tackle homelessness, ensure public integrity, and champion civil rights. Additionally, District 5 Supervisor Dean Preston and SFPD representatives will also provide updates and answer questions from the audience. For more information and to RSVP, visit: https://lnkd.in/gUC3ydYn Our fellow event sponsors: Third Baptist Church of San Francisco Hayes Valley Neighborhood Association Fillmore Merchants Association Japantown Task Force, Inc. Booker T. Washington Community Service Center
District 5 Town Hall with City Attorney David Chiu
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Take a moment to read about TLCBD’s very own Tatiana Albasi, whose smile and spirit light up our neighborhood. Her skillful management of the Safe Passage Program makes the TLCBD proud of the work we can achieve! Discover her story here: https://lnkd.in/g-wiMQDd
With a vest and a voice, helpers escort kids through San Francisco’s broken Tenderloin streets
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