Homes
Health
Voice
Our Homes
Over 6,300 people live in our homes—families raising the next generation, seniors building their strength with Tai Chi, adults growing their career, and community members fighting for justice. People who want to live and thrive, but face enormous systemic obstacles to their basic human needs due to their income, race, spoken language, gender identity, and more.
Our Work Supports
TL After-School Program (TASP)
TASP is a place where over 230 kids and teens play, learn, build leadership skills, celebrate different cultures, and explore San Francisco and opportunities for their future. The only program of its kind in the Tenderloin, TASP often sees the same participants from ages 7 to 18 and later welcomes them back as employed staff.
Urban Agriculture
By building rooftop gardens and larger community gardens like the TNDC Tenderloin People's Garden and Webster Street People's Garden, the Urban Agriculture team is changing the food system from the ground up. Each garden provides a free fresh produce to building tenants or community members as well as a place for relaxation and connection.
Food & Nutrition
The Food & Nutrition Focus Area recognizes that food access, paired with nutrition education and food demonstrations, play a role into a community’s health and wellbeing.
Healthy Aging
We want to foster a society where our older adults, who are living in community dwelling settings, can live safe, healthy, and independent lives.
Healthy Corner Store Coalition (HCSC)
The HCSC is a movement to increase the options of healthy foods and produce in the Tenderloin and Bayview by investing in community members passionate about food justice and building relationships with local corner stores. The HCSC is known for its work with numerous partners to redesign corner stores to prioritize produce and healthier options.
Community Organizing
From food security to racial justice to public safety, our Community Organizing team works with the community to make change on issues directly impacting the neighborhood.
TNDC announces the passing of CEO Maurilio León
It is with great sadness that the Tenderloin Neighborhood Development Corporation (TNDC) announces the sudden and unexpected death of our leader, Maurilio León on Friday, February 23 in Oakland, California.
We grieve this tragic loss with Maurilio’s family and his many friends. We remember him for the incredible leader, mentor, and friend that he was. His impact on TNDC and our lives will forever be cherished.
