| ORGANIZATION |
AFFILIATION |
DESCRIPTION |
ACT One
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American Conservatory Theatre |
ACT One is a vibrant group of young professionals who share an interest in live theater. Our events are designed to give members a unique, behind-the-scenes perspective on A.C.T.
In addition, we lend support to the next generation of theatrical talent by raising funds for scholarships to the Master of Fine Arts program at A.C.T.'s world-renowned Conservatory for actor training. Membership: young professionals (web) |
| ArtPoint |
Legion of Honor
de Young Museum |
A membership category and volunteer organization of the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco. The primary purpose of ArtPoint is to encourage young professionals to become active members and supporters of these museums.
ArtPoint helps to support the museums by sponsoring a year round program of social and educational events. Membership: 25 - 45 yrs (web) |
| BRAVO Club! |
San Francisco Opera |
A group of young adults dedicated to building a new audience for San Francisco Opera. Founded in 1991, BRAVO! CLUB has an annual membership of over 500 Bay Area professionals and hosts a variety of educational and performance-related events in support of San Francisco Opera. Membership: young adults (web) |
| CirCA |
Oakland Museum |
The museum's membership circle for adults in their 20s and 30s who are interested in learning more about the art, history and ecology of California. CirCA members are actively involved in California culture through special events that merge learning with fun. Membership: adults in their 20s and 30s (web)
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Contemporary Extension
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San Francisco Museum of Modern Art |
A dynamic auxiliary of SFMOMA dedicated to engaging young members and enthusiasts with the art of our time. CX supports the Museum's expanding programs via innovative fundraising collaborations with artists, Museum members, and community organizations. Membership: young members (web) |
| ENCORE! |
San Francisco Ballet |
Creates premier social and educational events for young Bay Area men and women. ENCORE!'s goal is to offer its 300+ members the opportunity to experience the beauty and excitement of ballet from a unique insider's perspective, and meet other young people interested in ballet. ENCORE! also contributes to the San Francisco Ballet through performance attendance, volunteer involvement and financial support. Membership: 25 - 45 yrs (web) |
| GenArt San Francisco |
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Gen Art is the leading arts and entertainment organization dedicated to showcasing emerging fashion designers, filmmakers, musicians and visual artists. With offices in New York, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Miami and Chicago Gen Art produces over 100 events annually ranging from a week-long film festival to massive star-studded fashion shows, DJ competitions, art exhibitions, multi-media events, and much, much more. Membership: 21 - 39 yrs (web)
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| MoAD Vanguard |
Museum of the African Diaspora |
MoAD Vanguard is a highly energized extension of MoAD, a new international museum and the only major Museum of its kind in the world. MoAD's mission is to illustrate the connection of all people through the culture and history of the African Diaspora. MoAD promotes the universal connection of humankind and explores the impact people of African descent have had on contemporary life the world over. MoAD’s goal to foster a greater understanding of human history and promote cross-cultural communications. Membership: Global Mindset |
| The Guardsmen |
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The Guardsmen, established in 1947, is a San Francisco service organization consisting of 150 business and professional members devoted to advancing at-risk Bay Area youth by funding indoor and outdoor educational programs. We strive to assist those who want to attain the skills necessary to be productive members of society. The Guardsmen serves disadvantaged Bay Area youth through a number of educational programs and social service agencies. Membership: Bay Area professional men (web) |
| INFORUM |
Commonwealth Club |
Mission is to inspire debate around civic issues. INFORUM is just over two years old and already has 2,500 members. Our events are open to all. Membership: 20s & 30s (web) |
| Junior League of San Francisco |
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The Junior League of San Francisco, Inc. is an organization of women committed to promoting voluntarism, developing the potential of women, and improving communities through the effective action and leadership of trained volunteers. Its purpose is exclusively educational and charitable. (web) |
| Monsoon |
Asian Art Museum |
Named for the wind that signals the onset of a new season of regeneration all across Asia, is a group dedicated to cultivating a new generation of enthusiasts for the Asian. Museum members who join Monsoon will find a wealth of dynamic social and educational activities created by and for their peers. Membership: a new generation (web) |
Spinsters of San Francisco
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Strong, independent, college-educated women (between the ages of 21 - 35) who have never been married. We are interested in pursuing life beyond a demanding career; we strive to give back to our San Francisco communities. Since 1929, Spinsters of San Francisco has worked hard to establish a presence in the San Francisco Bay Area as a premiere philanthropic organization. We are committed to our community; numerous local charity organizations have received both financial and "hands-on" support from our members and organization over the years. Membership: 21 - 35yrs (web) |
| Symphonix |
San Francisco Symphony |
The Symphonix League was founded in 1988 to welcome Bay Area young professionals and other symphony enthusiasts to the San Francisco Symphony. Each year, Symphonix hosts a series of social and educational events designed to raise awareness of the symphony in the community. Through our activities, our league provides financial and volunteer support for one of the world's premier arts organizations. Membership: 25 - 45yrs (web) |
| Young Professionals International Forum |
World Affairs Council |
A great place to continue learning about the world and make connections with other people who share your global perspective. The IF develops and hosts an average of two programs per month. The topics range from the IMF and the EU, to the hi-tech industry in today's global information age, to the arts and cultural issues from different countries. The formats of the programs range among speaker presentations, informal discussion groups, social get-togethers at film screenings, beer/wine tastings, monthly mixer events, and picnics.
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| Zoo II |
San Francisco Zoo |
A group of young professionals dedicated to expanding awareness and encouraging financial support of the San Francisco Zoo and the Zoo's programs in conservation and education. If you care about animals, nature and wildlife conservation, Zoo II is the perfect opportunity to share this passion with other young professionals in a fun and rewarding social environment. Membership: young professionals (web) |
