SF LGBT Center

This place got me the info I needed to be able to get off the streets. I am so very grateful. This is an amazing organization.

I love this venue! It marks the beginning of several more blocks of wonderful businesses that cater to my tastes as an African American Person of Trans Experience! The location truly serves as a hub because walking a mile it any direction from there will take you to a gayborhood that meets your standards of equality acceptance fresh sweet eye candy!

This gorgeous purple SF building now has a mural featuring @fnnch’s honey bears, just in time for SF’s 50th Pride celebration.There’s a bear one for each flag: Progress and Philadelphia Pride with black and brown stripes, Bi, and Trans. Check out his Instagram account for more info.Update 7/22/21: a new mural was painted in May 2021 which features “Queeroes” by @manuel165 and @simonmalvaez

The center does so much for the LGBTQ community. The people are knowledgeable and caring. I spoke at a career event they hosted, and it was a lovely event. Respectful. Empowering. Supportive for the community.

Truly a great place to swing by and receive information on all kinda of topics. The front desk staff are awesome and always informative. They have made some renovations since I was gone and the facility is clean and welcoming.

Generous supportive staff! Career fair volunteers were well prepped and the entire event was flawless and productive. Ill definitely do more with this organization.

Do not let this place fool you ! They get tons of donations which the staff always pick first , and I am one of the youth who participate in the youth program. I have been given unfair treatment by the staff who work there. They are aweful and do not take care of situations properly. Its a safe zone , but the youth are always wanting to fight and start drama and the staff just alow it but when times get tough they sit back and sip there tea. Levi is the main one who causes bad tension and always wants to scream when trying to deiscalate a situation. On top of everything I explained there is a lady who is kinda dikish , lesbian white , anywho she has harrased me , and a few of my friends. She will come in the bathroom to make sure your not wearing shoes. Kinda weird right ? Well apparently you cant go w/out shies in the bathroom but for someone to squat down and look under the stall your in is out of pocket. I have filed several grievances and have no heard back . This place is horrible. !

I had a good afternoon , it was meeting and greeting the future Grand Marshalls of the upcoming Pride Parade.They were very nice and knowledgeable.Hope to see you at the Pride Parade.Thank you!

First time to visit the center. Its quite nice and clean place. Plenty of rooms to conduct events. Its close to major public transportation, despite no parking space available.

Wonderful space, very welcoming staff and volunteers. A true community center, this place is open to everyone. Lots of great events.

This center needs to get a better representative. The guy sounds like he’s either under the influence or is not wanting to be there. I could probably do a better job and btw my name isn’t Jason it’s jacob.

I was at the San Francisco LGBT Community Center for the monthly Portuguese language group of Águilas, an organization with various group meetings throughout the month in Spanish, Portuguese, and English. While the primary focus is on gay and bisexual men of Latin-American heritage and prevention of HIV/AIDS, the groups welcome all members of the LGBTQ+ community and their friends and allies.Topics discussed range from psychosocial to legal to health concerns. Águilas also sponsors purely social events, e.g., a Halloween party, Thanksgiving dinner, and winter holiday festivities.The SF LGBT Community Center was recently renovated and the re-do provided more functional and comfortable meeting spaces for Águilas and other NGOs.

Amazing staff that goes above and beyond in terms of service and helpfulness. Special shout out to Ashley De La Torre, you are the absolute best!

It helps going to the meetings. then one time this trangender woman who looked like miss congeniality was trying to get in her truck and she had this elongated wig that she had to take off cause it was too big to get into the car

Rude people at the front desk who looked like they could care less about helping me even though I was in noticable distress. Might try this place again cause I am interested in meeting others from the LGBTQ community here.

Ive been there for a seminar. Excellent space and warm, inviting people. Love the purple!

Amazing space and very welcoming staff! I really appreciate that the space is open to community organizations for use.

I have no trouble from anyone coming in or out of this building. Front desk people rock when it comes to welcoming people and assisting you with directions.

One star for all the 5 stars with zero info why its a five star place to be

Very open friendly and accessible. Important to have a strong accessible link to the community

If mayors under market value housing meetings at appropriate times

Great atmosphere very welcoming place to go to.

A cultural model resource not only for the US, but globally as well.

Beautiful building, nice helpful staff

Nice to Finally have a GLBTQ+ Center in San Francisco.

Lots of group activities . Information and friendly staff.

It still feels empty and dead inside.

Never busy easy pkace to get to

Clean building attentive staff

Welcome and diverse projectsCommunity oriented

Historic with a modern design.

Extremely helpful to the community!

Its getting better utilize it

Great service and assistance

Love is love

Very nice people

Great volunteers

Horrible staff

A place of aceptance

Gay... Yay!

Large LGBT neighborhood with many businesses.

A cuminity. For our community of support and health and emigration. And all.

Terrible! Zero information.

Im starting