Urban Sprouts plants the seeds of social equity to build healthy and thriving neighborhoods in San Francisco. Across our five gardens and our network of community partners, we reach over 2000 people each year through three vital programs:

We build supportive learning communities in English, Spanish, and Cantonese, for people of all ages, genders, and races.
We work with communities who have been systematically denied access to resources to remove barriers and create pathways
to health and economic equity through garden-based education and experiences.

Invest in Your Community

Gifts large and small mean that we can invest in our programs that support San Francisco’s most under-resourced
neighborhoods. Our programs provide safe, low-barrier pathways to strengthen community health and empower communities
to define healthy living for themselves. Learn how you can make an impact and see our programs in action!

$35/month = 1 month of Sproutout!

Provides a dynamic 65-hour internship in the June Jordan School for Equity Community Farm and Kitchen to support the next generation of environmental leaders ready for a 21st Century economy.

The Urban Sprouts Way

Urban Sprouts was established in 2004 on the research-proven foundation that beautiful and safe outdoor environments
are the best conduits for healthy, economically thriving communities. We leverage our gardens as culturally responsive,
interactive classrooms; welcoming places for meditation and physical activity; sources of fresh, nutritious food and as incubators
for a 21st-century workforce that understands the importance of social justice and climate resilience.

Where We Work

Our programs are focused on individuals and families in San Francisco's southeastern neighborhoods that face
significant obstacles to economic, social and physical health including: the Excelsior, the Mission, Visitacion Valley,
Bayview/Hunters Point, Mission Bay, Potrero Hill, Ingleside, Oceanview and Merced Heights.

As we hold space with our community, we acknowledge that we are on the unceded, traditional homeland of the Yelamu and Ramaytush Ohlone people who have stewarded this land for generations, and we pay tribute to indigenous elders past, present, and future.

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@UrbanSprouts