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Greetings Friends,
As we close out the year, All Things Bayview remains steadfast in our mission to protect, uplift, and empower the residents of Bayview Hunters Point, a community that has carried the weight of environmental injustice for generations. Surrounded by some of the largest standing and mobile contaminated industrial operations in the United States including a State Superfund Site/Orphan Site and a Federal Superfund Site our neighborhood continues to face environmental conditions unlike anywhere else in the country.
According to CalEnviro Screen and EJ Screen, Bayview–Hunters Point residents suffer from the highest levels of cancer, asthma, and low birth weight in San Francisco. These cumulative exposures have contributed to shortened life expectancy and persistent health disparities that no community should ever be forced to endure.
And yet, Bayview continues to strive and rise.
Your support fuels community‑driven solutions that are powerful, innovative, and rooted in self‑determination:
- Community‑Owned Air Monitoring: We are building a resident‑controlled air monitoring network that brings transparency, accountability, and scientific truth directly into the hands of the people most impacted.
- Climate Justice Youth Leadership: Our young people are stepping into their power — learning environmental science, organizing for justice, and shaping a healthier future for Bayview with courage and brilliance.
- Adult and Senior Empowerment Programs: From environmental education to civic engagement, we ensure that every resident — youth, adult, and elder — has the tools to advocate for their health, their rights, and their community.
- Educated Community Voice: We amplify the lived experience and expertise of Bayview residents, ensuring that policy decisions and environmental actions reflect the wisdom of the people who call this neighborhood home.
- The development of All Things Bayview Environmental Justice Community Center — a community‑owned hub for education, organizing, healing, and environmental protection. This center will be more than a building, it will be a beacon of justice, resilience, and community ownership in a neighborhood that has long deserved investment, respect, and repair.
Our work is urgent. It is local. It is life‑saving. And it is only possible with your partnership. As you consider your end‑of‑year giving, we invite you to stand with All Things Bayview. Your donation, strengthens community owned solutions, supports environmental justice, and invests directly in the health and future of a community that has been overlooked for far too long.
Your generosity is most appreciated and will have an immediate impact on the growth of educational awareness as we fight for social, health and environmental justice in the Bayview Hunters Point Community.
In Solidarity,
All Things Bayview Team
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