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ViviendasLeón is a non-profit organization based in San Francisco, CA, dedicated to eliminating rural poverty in Central America. They empower and equip rural communities to be the agents of their own transformation, addressing issues such as neglect, climate change, and gender inequality. With over two decades of experience, their participant-centered and community-driven programs focus on achieving food security, economic stability, and improving water resources. ViviendasLeón successfully supports farm construction and maintenance, human capacity development, and water improvement efforts in rural communities. Their consistent presence and technical assistance have earned them the trust and appreciation of the communities they work with, making them more than just an organization but a part of the family. Through their immersive travel programs and training initiatives, they create opportunities for cultural exchange and sustainable livelihoods, contributing to the overall well-being of rural communities in Central America.Generated from the website

Founded in 1991, Independent Television Service, also known as ITVS, funds and presents documentaries and dramas on public television, as well as handles media projects on the Web. The company offers a range of production management solutions to clients. It also distributes and promotes new programs produced by independent producers. In addition, the company operates an international division that promotes international exchange of documentary films made by independent producers. Independent Television Service is funded by the Corporation for Public Broadcasting is a nonprofit publicly funded company that also receives government support. The company maintains a location in San Francisco.

The San Francisco Gay Men's Chorus (SFGMC), the world's first openly gay chorus, has been a cornerstone of the LGBTQIA community since its founding in 1978. With over 300 singers, SFGMC strives to inspire activism and foster compassion through extraordinary musical performances while promoting inclusivity and solidarity. Known for its vibrant productions such as The Pride Concert and its commitment to community outreach, SFGMC continues to galvanize audiences with powerful music that celebrates identity and belonging. The chorus not only serves as an artistic beacon but also actively engages in shaping and changing the course of LGBTQIA history through its mission-driven activism. Generated from the website