Bayview COVID-19 Relief for Mother Brown's

Under normal circumstances, the Bayview-Hunters Point neighborhood gets ignored and under-resourced, following a longstanding pattern of cities underserving black and brown communities. Now that the COVID-19 crisis has hit and food has become even more scarce for poor and homeless San Franciscans, Bayview-Hunters Point is more in need than ever. There has been very little help from the City government for the Bayview, even though District 10 which includes it has over 1,500 unsheltered homeless people.


Mother Brown's Dining Room (operated by United Council of Human Services) is a 24/7 drop-in center that has provided meals, showers, and a warm place to sit to the community for decades. Mother Brown's is one of the few homeless service providers in the neighborhood, and they have done everything they can to keep up with the COVID-19 crisis, but they need your help to staff up, provide more meals, and ensure hygiene facilities can be used safely.

More information about United Council of Human Services: The Organizations Mission Is To Alleviate Poverty-Related Problems Suffered By Homeless And Low-Income Individuals By Providng The Necessary Support Services Which Include Emergency Food, Clean Clothing, Showers, Counseling, And Referral Services.