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web@sfclt.org Bailey 4/16/24 web@sfclt.org Bailey 4/16/24

Announcement - CLT Solidarity Fund

web@sfclt.org Bailey 10/13/23 web@sfclt.org Bailey 10/13/23

SFCLT seeks a Finance Director

web@sfclt.org Bailey 9/22/23 web@sfclt.org Bailey 9/22/23

We’re Hiring!!

web@sfclt.org Bailey 9/12/23 web@sfclt.org Bailey 9/12/23

SFCLT is in the news!

web@sfclt.org Bailey 9/6/23 web@sfclt.org Bailey 9/6/23

San Francisco Community Land Trust (SFCLT) Receives $20 Million Donation from Philanthropist Mackenzie Scott

web@sfclt.org Bailey 8/23/23 web@sfclt.org Bailey 8/23/23

Ribbon Cutting Event for 1130 Filbert Street 9/15/23: Celebrating Affordable Housing in San Francisco

web@sfclt.org Bailey 11/17/22 web@sfclt.org Bailey 11/17/22

SFCLT is Hiring a Director of Construction Management or Construction Manager

web@sfclt.org Bailey 10/13/22 web@sfclt.org Bailey 10/13/22

SFCLT is Seeking an Asset Manager/Co-Director of Asset Management

web@sfclt.org Bailey 9/14/22 web@sfclt.org Bailey 9/14/22

Historic communal house Purple House Corporation needs your help!

web@sfclt.org Bailey 5/6/22 web@sfclt.org Bailey 5/6/22

SF Community Land Trust adds a 14th project to its growing portfolio of permanently affordable housing with its first acquisition in Russian Hill

web@sfclt.org Bailey 5/5/22 web@sfclt.org Bailey 5/5/22

SFCLT seeks a Finance Director

web@sfclt.org Bailey 5/5/22 web@sfclt.org Bailey 5/5/22

SFCLT seeks an Asset Manager

web@sfclt.org Bailey 5/5/22 web@sfclt.org Bailey 5/5/22

SFCLT seeks a Director of Project Management

web@sfclt.org Bailey 3/24/22 web@sfclt.org Bailey 3/24/22

The Kataly Foundation Restorative Economies Fund awards SFCLT a generous $600,000 grant

The Kataly Foundation Restorative Economies Fund closes the fundraising gap for 285 Turk St. by granting SFCLT an incredible $600,000, securing the creation of permanently affordable majority BIPOC housing in the Tenderloin.

web@sfclt.org Bailey 1/27/22 web@sfclt.org Bailey 1/27/22

SFCLT announces that the 285 Turk Street building has finally been taken off the speculative market

In a historic move, 285 Turk St. has finally been moved into community ownership! The crowd sourcing campaign continues in preparation for co-op conversion.