Who We Are
At Community Living Campaign, we believe everyone—no matter their age or ability—should be able to live and thrive in their own home and neighborhood.
We bring people together. Through local programs, tech support, food deliveries, and advocacy, we help people stay connected, independent, and involved. Whether online or in person, our activities help older adults and people with disabilities feel supported and included.
Since 2007, we’ve worked to build a more connected San Francisco—one relationship at a time.
Our Mission
We elevate the voices, talents, and leadership of older adults and people with disabilities through community-building, empowerment programs, and advocacy.
The Community Living Campaign strengthens and mobilizes individuals and organizations to ensure every person’s right to live in community. We leverage the power of relationships to improve services and support.
We focus on improving social health—the sense of connection, purpose, and belonging that helps people stay well and engaged.
Our Values
Communities are stronger when people of all ages and abilities are included. Living a good life means:
- Having enough money for basic needs
- Feeling connected and not alone
- Living in a home that feels safe and respectful
- Helping others and giving back
- Making your own choices
- Celebrating the diversity of San Francisco
- Building relationships based on fairness and respect
These values have guided our work from the start—and continue to guide us today.
We live these values through community programs, support services, and advocacy.
Our Funders
We’re grateful to the many supporters who make our work possible.
The San Francisco Department of Disability and Aging Services funds the following programs:
- Community Connector Networks
- Transportation Assistance Program
- Home-Delivered Grocery Networks
- Neighborhood Tech Connect
- SF Tech Council
- SF ReServe
Generous support from foundations and individual donors covers about one-quarter of our costs. They also give us the flexibility to respond quickly to our neighbors’ needs. We are grateful for the generous support of foundations, including:
- The May and Stanley Smith Charitable Trust
- United Way of the Bay Area
- Kaiser Foundation
- Inner Sunset Community Advocates