From noisepop to RefuseRefuseSF, Manny Yekutiel of welcometomannys and DanielLurie have joined forces with local organizations to reinvigorate San Francisco.
An amalgamation of civic, community, and corporate leaders hope to cut through the highly-publicized noise with five programs to reinvigorate The City in the coming months.
Yekutiel's illumination of San Francisco's streets focused on restoring The City's vibrancy and beauty, as well as stimulating economic recovery for small businesses. "The only people coming to save San Francisco are everyday San Franciscans. It's gonna be our small business community and it's gonna be our arts and culture that brings us back," said Lurie."Our focus is on propping up those parts of our city, but we need everybody at this moment."
"Public art makes an impact even when it's implemented in smaller forms," said Meredith Winner, a co-founder of Paint the Void."It still inspires people to create their own art and to take care of the places that they live in." Leave your dog's poop at the door — this Oakland company will pick it up and pay you $100 Don't let this opportunity go to waste
The City Civic Corps and Adopt-a-Block focus on sprucing up San Francisco's streets with tender loving care provided by droves of eager volunteers.
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