REAL BAD has donated over $1 million to our beneficiaries.
The following are our 2011 non-profit community partners.
Project Open Hand
www.openhand.org
Since 1985, Project Open Hand has been providing “meals with love” to people living with serious illnesses and to seniors in San Francisco and Alameda County. Project Open Hand programs include: meal, grocery and nutrition counseling for people with symptomatic HIV and AIDS; congregate lunch and nutrition education for people over 60 years of age; meal service for home-bound and critically ill people under the age of 60.
San Francisco Suicide Prevention
www.sfsuicide.org
For over 45 years, San Francisco Suicide Prevention has provided emotional support and crisis intervention to residents of San Francisco 24/7. Eight programs, including the 24 hour Crisis Line, AIDS/HIV Nightline, and Youth Risk Reduction Program serve 80,000 people annually. They could not operate without hundreds of volunteers. Visit their website to learn more about becoming a telephone hotline volunteer or outreach volunteer.
Asian & Pacific Islander Wellness Center
www.apiwellness.org
Asian & Pacific Islander Wellness Center is a health services, education, research and policy organization dedicated to educating, supporting, empowering and advocating for Asian and Pacific Islander (A&PI) communities-particularly A&PIs living with or at risk for HIV/AIDS. With a staff fluent in 20 languages, the agency has delivered programs locally, regionally, statewide and nationally for over two decades.
Native American AIDS Project (NAAP)
www.naap-ca.org
The Native American AIDS Project (NAAP) has been providing HIV/AIDS Prevention Case Management, HIV Case Management, Peer Advocacy and Traditional Healing services to individuals living the San Francisco Bay Area since its conception in 1994. Through an integrative approach of blending Native tradition with Western care, NAAP is able to foster community and improve the lives of those most in need.
No Bully
www.nobully.com
No Bully is a San Francisco based organization established to bring schools innovative, long-term solutions to bullying. No Bully has developed strategies that leverage student empathy to end the bullying of their peers. No Bully schools typically achieve an 80% success rate in stopping bullying, making these some of the most effective anti-bullying interventions ever.
Bay Area Young Positives
www.baypositives.org
Bay Area Young Positives (BAY Positives) was created 20 years ago as the first peer-basedorganization for HIV positive youth. BAY Positives mission is to help young people, ages 14 to 26, living with HIV/AIDS live longer, happier, healthier, more productive and quality-filled lives. BAY Positives aim to build community, empower, and mentor HIV positive youth to be healthy productive adults.
