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ALT Thank you to our Manufacturing Leader sponsors for making SFMade Here/Now '23 possible and supporting the local manufacturing community! Join us on Thursday, June 8, 2023 celebrating the HERE and NOW of locally made. SFMade is bringing together the local manufacturing community and our supporters for an evening around the theme: The Story of Local and highlighting the rich history and legacy local manufacturing plays in the city of San Francisco. The event will feature - Locally made foods and beverages - Captivating keynote speaker Neal Foard, award-winning CMO of Within Inc. - Presentation of the '23 Manufacturer of the Year award - SFMade new logo and website unveiling! General Admission: $40 VIP Admission*: $100 *VIP guests will receive a tote bag filled with locally made products and printed with SFMade’s new logo, courtesy of Rickshaw Bagworks. When: Thursday, June 8 · 5 - 8pm PDT Location: Southeast Community Center 1550 Evans Avenue San Francisco, CA 94124
ALT Manufacturer of the Year: Nominations are OPEN. SFMade HERE/NOW
ALT SFMade Here/Now; June 8th at Southeast Community Center, 5-8pm; 1550 Evans Avenue, San Francisco, CA
ALT Manufacturer of the Year: Nominations are OPEN. SFMade HERE/NOW
ALT SFMade Here/Now; June 8th at Southeast Community Center, 5-8pm; 1550 Evans Avenue, San Francisco, CA
ALT Student using colored natural pulp to decorate the top of their handcrafted paper they made.
ALT Students are separating sheets of paper onto drying racks so they can be ready for the air blower.
ALT After processing the raw materials and placing it through the beater machine, the natural pulp is ready to be collected on screens.
ALT Pam of Shotwell Paper Mill demonstrates the paper making process.
ALT Student using colored natural pulp to decorate the top of their handcrafted paper they made.
ALT Students are separating sheets of paper onto drying racks so they can be ready for the air blower.
ALT After processing the raw materials and placing it through the beater machine, the natural pulp is ready to be collected on screens.
ALT Pam of Shotwell Paper Mill demonstrates the paper making process.
ALT JVS Staff Tia and Tone are smiling standing behind an SFMade sign. Excited to talk about summer internships! Some students really enjoy their experience and good at it, they are offered a job after their internship!
ALT Luz from Enterprise for Youth standing next to high school senior who has been interning at Socola Chocolatier. The student is planning on studying engineering and business, but hopes to work at Socola when she's home on break.
ALT Students showcasing their projects and answering questions from community about their special studies focus. There are pathways on everything from Engineering, Architecture, Culinary Arts, Public Health, Design Sustainability Technology, First Aid, Fire Science, Building Construction Trades, Making, Visual Media Design, etc.
ALT Juniors from the Public Policy program at John O'Connell High come visit SFMade's headquarters at 150 Hooper.
ALT Kevin, co-founder of Social Imprints, came to talk to students about how businesses can intentionally help the community by hiring from the re-entry population and support them.
ALT Juniors from the Public Policy program at John O'Connell High come visit SFMade's headquarters at 150 Hooper.
ALT Kevin, co-founder of Social Imprints, came to talk to students about how businesses can intentionally help the community by hiring from the re-entry population and support them.
ALT 6 business owners smiling and standing in front of Kefir Labs after taking a tour in part of the SFMade Organic Certification Series.
