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Marchers: 200
Years in Parade: 45 years
San Francisco Dykes on Bikes® Women's Motorcycle Contingent is an organization committed to creating a local, national and international community of women motorcyclists and friends of women motorcyclists. Our mission is to support philanthropic endeavors in the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and women's communities, and to reach out to empower a community of diverse women through rides, charity events, Pride events and education.
In June of 1976 a small group of women rode at the front of the SF Pride parade. Four decades later we are celebrating the pride and courage those women had that morning as we remember the incredible history of the Dykes on Bikes® organization. We celebrate the commitment and countless hours Dykes on Bikes members have spent to support philanthropic endeavors in their local communities. Learn more about our history.
Eschewing the usual floats and music, representatives from about 20 diverse organizations will lead the Parade with an all-on-foot March down Market Street. Highlighting concerns ranging from trans rights, BLM, reproductive rights, immigration policies, and the continued profiling and persecution of Black folks. These voices will lead the normally celebratory event with a political statement reminiscent of the very milestone it commemorates — The Stonewall and Compton cafeteria Rebellions.
Spahr founded the Marin Spectrum LGBT Center in 1982, serving as Executive Director for 10 years. In 2015, it merged with the Marin Aids Project to become the Spahr Center, named in her honor. Denied her pastoral position by the Presbyterian Church high court in 1992 for being an open lesbian, she became the first Minister Director of That All May Freely Serve and crisscrossed the nation for 14 years with the message of equal rights and “rites” for the LGBTQ community. Twice tried by the PC(USA) Church for officiating same-sex marriages, she currently works with Trans HeartLine, a Marin County healing house for those following gender-affirmation surgery.
A San Francisco native who has dedicated his career and life to the advancement of black and brown LGBTQ community beginning with years of HIV activism/advocacy work with organizations like Peter Claver, BayArea youth positives, Asian health services etc. Xavier continues his work by centering his focus on black and brown trans identities through Trans activism/advocacy. Xavier wanted to fill a need by creating PyramidKings.org which contains online/ in-person groups/resources for transmasc to get the support/resources needed to embark on their individual journey's through mentorship. Xavier has utilized other avenues to ensure black trans masculinity is represented by appearing in Out Magazine, Elliot Page(book campaign), and he is one of the founders of Oakland Trans March, BayArea Trans Masc Calendar, and other various driving points to shed light on so many of community issues while delivering powerful messages to our trans youth.
Marchers: 100
Years in Parade: 11+ years
Founded in 1998, Openhouse enables San Francisco LGBTQ+ seniors to overcome the unique challenges they face as they age by providing housing, direct services and community programs. Openhouse centers the voices and experiences of LGBTQ+ older adults by providing opportunities to build community.
At Openhouse, everyone is a community member!
We are an adult, all-volunteer 501(c)(3) charitable organization supporting beneficiaries that assist those living with HIV/AIDS, breast cancer, and other life-challenging conditions. We inspire, entertain, and amaze audiences through powerful performance while challenging others to be their best and supporting organizations that strengthen our communities.
Rebecca Rolfe is a community activist who has worked on issues of social justice and equity for over forty years. She is passionately committed to creating an environment where inequities based on gender, race, economic status, and sexual orientation are addressed effectively. She credits her commitment to community activism to her mother, who taught her the importance of commitment to community, a strong sense of justice, and the individual's power to make a difference. Prior to her appointment as Executive Director, Rebecca served as the Center's Deputy Director for four years. Prior to her arrival at the Center, she worked at San Francisco Women Against Rape (SFWAR) for over sixteen years, starting as a hotline counselor and ending with an eight year term as Executive Director. Rebecca has been active locally and statewide working to create public policy, programs, and coalitions that support LGBTQ rights and community and/or address issues of violence against women and/or support LGBTQ rights.
Marchers: 100
Years in Parade: Unsure
For over twenty years, the SF LGBT Center has connected our diverse community to opportunities, resources, and each other to achieve our vision of a stronger, healthier, and more equitable world for LGBTQ people!
Kaiser Permanente was founded on the simple idea that everyone deserves the chance to live a healthy life. That's why our members can find high-quality, affordable care and coverage in one place. They are at the center of everything we do — from pioneering new ways to treat cancer to building useful tools that make it easier to stay on top of their health. Our employees and physicians reflect and embrace the diverse communities we serve. We strive to address inequities and disparities in health outcomes by providing culturally responsive, equitable care for all our members.
Celebrity Grand Marshal Billy Porter is here! Emmy, Grammy, and two-time Tony award winner and Sunday headliner for the main stage. Be sure to catch his performance later this evening at 5:15 in front of City Hall.
Marchers: 300
Years in Parade: 11+ years
This year's theme, "Beacon of Health," takes inspiration from the SF Pride theme "Beacon of Love," highlighting the critical mission of Public Health in championing the wellness of every individual, particularly those who face systemic barriers.
The San Franisco Public Health Contingent Theme: “Beacon of Health” This year's theme, "Beacon of Health," takes inspiration from the SF Pride theme "Beacon of Love," highlighting the critical mission of Public Health in championing the wellness of every individual, particularly those who face systemic barriers. It's a reminder that Public Health goes beyond conventional healthcare services, encompassing a comprehensive array of initiatives such as transportation, sexual health services, substance use disorder treatment and support, nicotine cessation, and more. But its significance transcends mere services; Public Health creates an environment where joy, wellness, love, care, and hope flourish within communities. It acknowledges the indispensable role of community support in nurturing wholesome lives, empowering individuals to attain their highest potential in terms of health and well-being. In this celebration, we pay tribute to the LGBTQ+ community in San Francisco, whose tireless advocacy has been instrumental in raising awareness, promoting access to care, and advancing equity. Their efforts over generations have paved the way for progress and inclusivity. As we march forward, Public Health endeavors to serve as a beacon guiding individuals through the intricacies of mental, sexual, and physical health, not just for the present but for the generations to come. Sponsored by "HAVE GOOD SEX," our float embodies the essence of sex-positivity and inclusivity, aiming to dismantle stigma and promote sexual freedom for all. Join us in this movement and claim your FREE Home-Based Testing kit text “GOOD” to 21201 to get your today!
Marchers: 75
Alaska Airlines joins us for yet another year of soaring support. Building on decades of supporting communities and causes our guests and employees care about, all of us at Alaska continually look for and cherish meaningful partnerships with LGBTQ+ focused organizations that support our diverse workforce and help us better understand the needs of those who work and fly with us.
The San Francisco Bay Times is the oldest LGBTQ newspaper in the Bay Area that is now and always has been fully funded and owned by LGBTQ individuals.
Marchers: 10
A 4th generation Californian and San Mateo County native, Kevin Mullin is proud to be representing CA-15 in the U.S. House of Representatives, to defend our democracy, strengthen climate resilience, and build an economy that works for everyone.
At Gilead, we set – and achieve – bold ambitions to create a healthier world for all people. From our pioneering virology medicines to our growing impact in oncology, we're delivering innovations once thought impossible in medicine. Our focus goes beyond medicines, and we also strive to remedy health inequities and break down barriers to care. We empower our people to tackle these challenges, and we're all united in our commitment to help millions of people live healthier lives.
Marchers: 200
GLIDE's mission is to create a radically inclusive, just, and loving community mobilized to alleviate suffering and break the cycles of poverty and marginalization.
Marchers: 200
Years in Parade: 11+ years
Senator Scott Wiener represents San Francisco and San Mateo County in the California State Senate. He is a proud member and former Chair of the California Legislative LGBTQ Caucus. Senator Wiener has authored several groundbreaking bills to protect and strengthen our LGBTQ community.
Marchers: 15
Years in Parade: 11+ years
We are the Only predominantly GLBTQ Legion Post in the Nation.
Join us on line. Or go to the San Francisco Veterans Building.
Marchers: 50
Years in Parade: 11+ years
Formerly the SF Lesbian/Gay Freedom Band, the Band became the San Francisco Pride Band to better embrace all members of the LGBTQ+ community. Founded in 1978, the Band was named the Official Band of San Francisco in 2018 and is led today by 2020 Audrey Joseph LGBT Entertainment Awardee Mike Wong
The Band performs in approximately 40 events year-round, including over a dozen every Pride Month, and has won awards in many parades, including the SF Chinese New Year Parade, SF Veterans Day Parade, and SF Italian Heritage Parade. The Band consists of a marching band, pep band, and a 70+ piece symphonic concert band. One signature event that the concert band performs is the annual Dance Along Nutcracker in December.
Sutter's mission focuses beyond the walls of our care facilities and out into the community. Community-based services, mobile clinics, transportation services, and prevention and wellness programs are among the ways Sutter Health seeks to put its “mission into action.”
Nicole Adler is a speaker, host and human rights advocate for the developmental disabilities and LGBTQ communities.Since 2014, Adler has been a governor-appointed member of the State Council on Developmental Disabilities, a board member for The Next Step Program, and was recently on the advisory committee for California's Disability Thrive Initiative, which provides statewide training, support, and resources to Californians of all abilities. Adler partnered with the California Department of Public Health on the announcement of COVID-19 vaccines and co-hosted The Arc of California's statewide Public Policy Conference. Nicole is a passionate advocate for inclusion, acceptance, equal rights, mental health, voting accessibility, disability representation in the media, housing rights, and ending the R-word. You can listen to Adler express her views on these topics and more in a series of videos and public speaking engagements on her YouTube channel or website NicoleforLove.com.
Marchers: 15
The purpose of Support for Families is to ensure that families of children with any kind of disability or special health care need have the knowledge and support to make informed choices that enhance their children's development and well being.
Marchers: 100
Years in Parade: 3 years
Free Mom Hugs has chapters in all 50 states, and initiatives forming globally. Their growing force of over 26,000 volunteers is a national groundswell dedicated to empowering the world to celebrate and embrace the LGBTQIA+ community. Free Mom Hugs has Pride 365, keeping queer kids alive.
Last year out of the 288 groups marching, Free Mom Hugs was one of the groups proudly awarded the title “Absolutely Fabulous Marching Contingents”!
Marchers: 100
Years in Parade: 3 years
Free Mom Hugs has chapters in all 50 states, and initiatives forming globally. Their growing force of over 26,000 volunteers is a national groundswell dedicated to empowering the world to celebrate and embrace the LGBTQIA+ community. Free Mom Hugs has Pride 365, keeping queer kids alive.
Last year out of the 288 groups marching, Free Mom Hugs was one of the groups proudly awarded the title “Absolutely Fabulous Marching Contingents”!
ABC7 is your home for San Francisco and Bay Area news, weather, sports, traffic and live video. Covering San Jose, Oakland and all of Northern California.
Marchers: 250
Years in Parade: 4 years
AND HERE'S A GROUP THAT IS SURE TO BRING LOTS OF SMILES AND JOY AS THEY MARCH DOWN THE PRIDE PARADE ROUTE. THE WALT DISNEY COMPANY IS HONORED TO PARTICIPATE IN SAN FRANCISCO PRIDE AGAIN THIS YEAR. TODAY, THESE EMPLOYEES ARE REPRESENTING DISNEY AND THEY'RE HERE WITH THE THEME "WE ARE THE MAGIC" - REFLECTING THE DIVERSE AND INCLUSIVE WORKFORCE AND THE MILLIONS OF DISNEY FANS AROUND THE WORLD, AND DISNEY'S UNWAVERING COMMITMENT TO CELEBRATING PRIDE YEAR 'ROUND
Marchers: 90
Years in Parade: 11+ years
Phil Ting has served in the State Assembly since 2012. Ting focuses on the state economy & progressive policies that protect and expand opportunity for all as well as environmental preservation. He chaired the Budget Committee securing record funding for education and for AAPI communities.
This is Team Ting's 12th and final year marching as Phil as a member of the Assembly.
Marchers: 200
Years in Parade: 2 years
Introducing the largest and proudest Chinese LGBTQ+ community organization, born from a legacy of courage and solidarity.
We're the traditional Chinese LGBTQ community. We move to the US in our different age, growing up overseas ain't always easy, we're juggling our heritage with being true to ourselves.
Marchers: 300
Years in Parade: 11+ years
UC San Francisco is the leading university dedicated to advancing health worldwide through preeminent biomedical research, graduate-level education in the life sciences and health professions, and excellence in patient care. UCSF is devoted at every level to serving the public.
Our contingent includes the Alliance Health Project, Ward 86, and multiple others representing our diverse and inclusive organization.
Marchers: 15
Years in Parade: 11+ years
PFLAG San Francisco celebrates 30 years of leading with love! PFLAG SF has been providing support, education, and advocacy to the LGBTQ+ community and those who love them for 30 years. PFLAG SF is creating a world where all LGBTQ+ people are safe, celebrated, empowered and loved.
Fun fact: Founded in 1973, PFLAG is the first and largest organization dedicated to supporting, educating, and advocating for LGBTQ+ people and their families. Founded by a mother and her gay son, today PFLAG's network of chapters across the U.S. and around the globe helps create an equitable and inclusive world for all LGBTQ+ people.
Marchers: 100
Prior to his election to the State Assembly in April 2022, Assemblymember Haney served on the San Francisco on the Board of Supervisors where he built a reputation as a hardworking, creative, collaborative problem solver with an unmatched record tackling San Francisco's toughest challenges from homelessness and housing to public safety and corruption.
Marchers: 100
BMO is a leading North American bank driven by a single purpose: to Boldly Grow the Good in business and life. Our Purpose informs our strategy, drives our ambition, and reinforces our commitments to progress: for a thriving economy, a sustainable future and an inclusive society.
Marchers: 30
Years in Parade: First year!
The California Civil Rights Department reminds you that ‘there is support when you report!' Report hate, homophobia, and transphobia with California versus Hate by calling 833-8-NO-HATE or by visiting CAvsHate.org - Our hotline will connect you with community-based support services. Happy Pride!
Pride month is a time of celebration for our community. In order to ensure that everyone feels welcome at Pride, we are partnering with California vs Hate to uplift resources available to those facing homophobia, transphobia, or any form of discrimination. Our LGBTQIA+ community, and especially LGBTQIA+ community members of color, continue to face rising rates of hate here in California and beyond. The CA vs Hate hotline (833-8-NO-HATE) and online portal (CAvsHate.org) provide people with an avenue to report a hate incident and seek support from professionals trained in culturally competent communication and trauma-informed practices. From free legal aid to assistance navigating victim compensation, CA vs Hate supports anyone in the wake of hate.
Marchers: 150
Years in Parade: 6 years
We are a San Francisco based Corgi meetup group that organizes Yappy hours, brunch clubs and lots of dog friendly events for corgis and their owners. We believe that corgis love everyone and live always wins! We've been marching with the corgis in the S.F. Pride Parade since 2017!
Lia the Corgi is the founding member of our group, and is also the only Corgi in San Francisco Airport's Wag Brigade therapy dog program!
Marchers: 25
Years in Parade: First year!
Groombuggy, the premier mobile dog grooming company in the Bay Area and Denver, was founded in San Francisco in 2021. We bring stress-free, high-quality dog grooming right to your door. We're thrilled to join the SF Pride Parade, celebrating with our amazing LGBTQ+ groomers, staff, and community.
To schedule your next dog grooming visit Groombuggy.com!
Marchers: 75
Years in Parade: 11+ years
Muttville saves all kinds of dogs over the age of 7, and every one gets a second chance at a new beginning. Adopt, foster, volunteer or donate so they can keep on saving senior dogs! Find out more at muttville.org
Muttville holds an adoption open house every Saturday from 11am to 2pm at 255 Alabama Street in San Francisco. Muttville is a cage-free space where you can feel the joy of the older dogs. Muttville is a long-time supporter of the LGBTQ community, especially through our Seniors for Seniors program which works directly with agencies providing services to older adults in the LGBTQ community.
Marchers: 25
Years in Parade: Unsure
Wag Hotels is the ultimate stay and play pet resort offering Boarding, Daycare, Enrichment, Grooming and Boutique. Open and staffed 24/7/365, Wag Hotels is your pet's home-away-from-home. Visit waghotels.com to learn more!
Wag Hotels provides uncompromising fun, safety, and comfort to pets, as well as, world-class convenience to their parents.
Keeping San Francisco beautiful, safe and sustainable.
Marchers: 50
Years in Parade: 11+ years
San Francisco Fire Department
Marchers: 40
San Francisco Police Officers Pride Alliance ensure that members of the LGBTQ community interacting with any aspect of public safety are treated with dignity and respect.
Marchers: 500
London Nicole Breed is the 45th mayor of the City and County of San Francisco. Mayor Breed is the first African-American woman Mayor in San Francisco's history. Born and raised in San Francisco, Mayor Breed's experiences growing up in Plaza East Public Housing and living in neighborhoods impacted by redevelopment, has lead to her commitment to creating opportunities for all San Franciscans to live and thrive.
Marchers: 100
San Francisco District Attorney Brooke Jenkins was sworn in as San Francisco's 31st District Attorney on January 8, 2023. Jenkins leads the District Attorney's Office and its mission to promote public safety and advance justice for all and is committed to implementing important and vital criminal justice reforms responsibly.
Marchers: 50
The San Francisco Sheriff's Office works with the public, the criminal justice system, and community stakeholders to safeguard the lives, rights, and property of all people we serve. We strive to complete our mission in a manner that maintains the trust and confidence of the people of San Francisco.
avid Chiu has served as San Francisco City Attorney since 2021. Previously, David represented San Francisco in the State Assembly for seven years, and was elected President of the San Francisco Board of Supervisors for six years.
Marchers: 30
Welcome to ATF's San Francisco Field Division. Representing one of the twenty five ATF field divisions in the United States, our geographic area of responsibility encompasses northern California, from the Oregon border to Bakersfield, and the state of Nevada.
Marchers: 60
Years in Parade: 4 years
The San Francisco FBI is committed to maintaining a diverse and inclusive workplace that reflects the world around us. We are proud to walk in this year's PRIDE parade to show solidarity and support for our LGBTQ+ family and friends both in the office and in the community.
Marchers: 75
Years in Parade: N/A
Participants will include military members, veterans, and spouses of the LGBTQ+IA community. A small Coast Guard boat docked to a truck, and some marchers handing out swag and others with signs.
Marchers: 50
Years in Parade: First year!
The United Proud Women Contingent is a coalition comprising various dynamic and impactful SF local organizations, some are activists who risk their lives to amplify marginalized voices. Inspired by feminist Professor Tani Barlow, we aim to make an event of womxn thinkable by forming such coalition.
The Strong United Proud Women Contingent is a coalition comprising various dynamic and impactful SF local organizations, including United Proud Women members, Out Museum Project, UCBerkeley Lavender Club, Polishing Stars, Society of Heart's Delight, Here Comes Women Lawyers podcast, Bay Area Chinese Feminism Open Mic, Bay Area Chinese Culture Salon, Lanjing Queer Women Bascketball team and queer identified lawyers, scholars, students, medicine practitioners... This contingent brings together strong LGBTQ activists who risk their lives to amplify marginalized voices and fight for inclusivity. By forming a transnational coalition of minorities, we aim to challenge existing power structures and foster a global network of support and advocacy for queer movement. We invite anyone who feels the lack of inclusivity and finds reality simply not enough to join us in this parade. This years theme is inspired by Professor Tani Barlow's quote, to make an event of womxn thinkable. We use it as a broader term to suggest that queer culture is always on the horizon. It is through collaborative efforts like these that we can create new possibility to inspire each other and make more events and movements thinkable!
Tory Teasley is a multifaceted artist and vocalist hailing from the vibrant community of Oakland, California. As a black transfemme and transwoman, she embodies the intersectionality of multiple marginalized identities and uses her platform to represent and uplift these communities. Through her music and activism, she gracefully intertwines various cultures and traditions, creating a space for inclusivity and celebration.
Marchers: 400
Stanford Medicine delivers unparalleled care for each patient's unique needs. Our multidisciplinary approach to health care coordinates expertise with the most advanced technology for the best possible outcomes.
Marchers: 19
Years in Parade: 11+ years
In-office since 2004, Treasurer Cisneros is a San Francisco elected official and a member of the LGBT community. Treasurer Cisneros serves as the City's banker and Chief Investment Officer, and he manages all San Francisco tax and revenue collection and invests the City's financial portfolio.
Treasurer Cisneros believes that his role of safeguarding the City's money extends to all San Francisco residents and continues to expand his role as a financial educator and advocate for low-income San Franciscans through award-winning initiatives like the Financial Justice Project, Kindergarten to College, and Bank On San Francisco.
Marchers: 20
Years in Parade: 3 years
Joaquín Torres was elected as San Francisco's Assessor-Recorder on February 15, 2022. Prior to his election, Torres served as the Director of the San Francisco Office of Economic and Workforce Development since 2018. He is also the President of the San Francisco Housing Authority Commission.
Marchers: 25
Years in Parade: 2 years
Since 1974, Equal Rights Advocates has fought to protect & advance rights & opportunities for women, girls, and LGBTQIA+ people through groundbreaking legal cases & bold legislation that sets the stage for the rest of the nation.
Equal Rights Advocates fights for gender justice in workplaces and schools across the country. Since 1974, we've been fighting on the front lines of social justice to protect and advance rights and opportunities for women, girls, and LGBTQIA+ people through groundbreaking legal cases and bold legislation that sets the stage for the rest of the nation.
There's a special kind of magic that can only be found at CASA (Children's After School Arts.) It is seen through the diverse team of artists/educators who create safe and inspiring spaces where kids can experiment, play & perform. It is seen through the encouraging and nurturing community where participants can uncover the light that shines within them. It is seen through the support for LGBTQ+ kids, families, and educators. CASA magic invites students and teachers alike to be their authentic selves in all of their intersectional glory.CASA is an independent, nonprofit after school program with an emphasis on art, social justice, and social emotional wellness. CASA provides a platform for elementary & middle school students to express themselves, and learn about the world, through art and creativity. Perched up high in Twin Peaks at Rooftop School, the literal center of San Francisco, CASA is helping to raise the next generation to be open, curious, resilient, and fabulous!CASA's Executive Director, Leslie Einhorn, founded the program in 1996 after being fired from a Bay Area private school for being gay. Her aim was to queer the conventional school setting and build an environment where non-traditional teachers can feel safe and seen, and all kids are celebrated and loved.
Marchers: 75
Years in Parade: 6 years
SFUSD has been a leader in providing LGBTQ+ Student Services for 34 years. Every day we are committed to providing each and every student with welcoming and affirming learning environments, especially for LGBTQ+ students.
Marchers: 500
The Bay Area Directors of Admission (BADA) group exists to support families and schools in the admission process by promoting best practices. Members agree to collaborate in the process of implementing best practices that support smooth, respectful, and predictable admission experiences for both families and schools.
Marchers: 100
Years in Parade: 11+ years
Pacific Primary is a non-profit preschool community established in 1974 by a group of passionate parents. The school celebrates diversity it in its many forms, including adoptive, LGBTQ, & one-parent families that are cherished and engaged in our ongoing commitment to equity & belonging.
The school's motto “Lead with Love” inspires our staff of early educators, our parent community, and our creative & caring young learners. Pacific Primary is proud to have been one of the first schools to participate in the annual San Francisco Pride Parade.
Marchers: 100
Years in Parade: 2 years
Build Out Alliance promotes and advocates for the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer (LGBTQ) community within the building design and construction industry. Members build an environment where people serve openly and with pride across all roles and sectors of the industry!
Marchers: 200
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The Dolores Huerta Foundation is dedicated to Get Out the Vote initiatives, actively engaging and empowering underrepresented and underresourced communities to exercise their democratic rights through voting.
Marchers: 150
Years in Parade: 11+ years
Latino Wellness Center—formerly known as Latinos de Ambiente—is comprised of Instituto Familiar de la Raza and the Mission Neighborhood Health Center. We work together to advocate for LGBTQ Latinxs in San Francisco by providing HIV prevention services and mental health support for adults & youth.
Marchers: 30
We actively promote opportunities for community outreach, volunteering, leadership, and social events across all of our social media platforms listed below. Our inclusive non-profit organization welcomes individuals of all races and ethnicities, including nursing students, nurses, and other healthcare workers who share an interest in supporting the Latinx community and nursing.
Dedicated to fulfilling our founding vision to fill the earth with the light and warmth of hospitality, Hilton has welcomed more than 3 billion guests in our more than 100-year history. We've built a reputation of innovation, integrity, and excellence with our guests, as well as our owners. Wherever travel takes you, Hilton is ready to welcome you with unrivaled service.
Marchers: 30
The mission of Casa Doulas is to create a network of resources to help and support women in the process of their pregnancy.
Marchers: 40
GAI's work started within the organization, through facilitating mutual aid and creating a network for its members. Once the group became more politically active, GAI members became involved in organizing for prominent Indigenous issues like "land rights, water rights, and fishing rights."
Marchers: 200
Years in Parade: 11+ years
Genentech has long supported the LGBTQ+ community, being one of the first companies to extend benefits to same-sex partners in 1994. Proud sponsors of SF Pride for over 20 years, Genentech continues to bring together their community to celebrate and honor its vibrant diversity.
-We're Genentech. Our love of science compels us to explore new avenues of research and untapped technological possibilities in pursuit of solutions to complex health challenges, in order to deliver the healthier future we all deserve. -As biotech's original changemakers, we deliver life-changing scientific breakthroughs from creating the next generation of therapies, to maximizing the potential of drug discovery, to advocating for more efficient and equitable delivery of care. -We are diverse, passionate, vibrant and courageous, constantly working towards a more equitable society. -We deliver constant progress and innovation as the Roche Group's biotech engine, and we're as committed as ever to finding new ways to improve the lives of all patients, to pursue new possibilities in science and technology, and to create new opportunities for better and more equitable health. -We are working to drive inclusivity for LGBTQ+ people across each of our enterprise-wide DEI strategic pillars: fostering belonging, advancing inclusive research and health equity, and transforming society. -All of our medical plans include gender-affirming coverage. We also offer fertility and family-formation benefits to support every path to parenthood. -Our LGBTQ+ employee resource group, gPRIDE, has over 1,000 members across several chapters. They give LGBTQ+ employees a safe space to connect and build community, and consult on Genentech people policies, recruitment efforts, and inclusive programs.
Marchers: 100
Years in Parade: 11+ years
Led by San Francisco Public Defender Mano Raju and the fabulous LGBTQ Public Defender Affinity Group, this contingent's theme for this year is Liberation with Love! These Public Defender's has been working hard to fight for our rights. If you're charged with a crime you are entitled to an attorney!
The Public Defender's Office's classic Pride Parade Motto : -- Getting you off since 1921!
Marchers: 30
Years in Parade: 2 years
Southeast Asian Community Center was created in 1975 to help Southeast Asians fleeing Vietnam after the American War, providing support in housing, healthcare, employment, social services, technical assistance and microloan programs for small businesses. We support SF's LGBTQ community.
Marchers: 100
The Harvey Milk LGBTQ Democratic Club, one of San Francisco's largest Democratic clubs, is respected for its progressive history, political actions, empowering activists and members of marginalized backgrounds, and bolstering the resistance to status quo politics, changing rather than obeying power dynamics that leave members of our community out in the cold. Founded in 1976 as the San Francisco Gay Democratic Club, it was the city's first Democratic club with the word "gay" in its name, a controversial and radical move at the time. The Club was renamed for Supervisor Harvey Milk after his assassination in 1978.
Marchers: 75
Years in Parade: 11+ years
As America's storytellers, the National Park Service is committed to telling the diverse history of all Americans. Today, LGBTQI+ park staff are proud to deliver a message to our LGBTQ+ visitors, and all park lovers: we see you, we celebrate you, and we stand with you — out in the parks and beyond.
Full statement: As America's storytellers, the National Park Service is committed to telling the history of Americans in all of its diversity and complexity. From Compton's Cafeteria to Stonewall, LGBTQ+ History is American History. Throughout our parks, the abundance of the natural world challenges preconceived notions of what we know and what our community is. Today, LGBTQI+ staff of the Golden Gate National Recreation Area, Parks Conservancy, and Presidio Trust are proud to march together in community. May this country's forests, beaches, trails, and natural spaces offer belonging and peace to the LGBTQ+ community. May this nation's historic sites allow everyone to feel seen in the rich tapestry of our collective history. To our LGBTQ+ visitors, and all park lovers: we see you, we celebrate you, and we stand with you — out in the parks and beyond.
Supervisor Mandelman represents District 8 on the San Francisco Board of Supervisors. District 8 includes the Castro, Glen Park, Noe Valley, Diamond Heights, Mission Dolores, and Cole Valley. Supervisor Mandelman is one of the LGBTQ members of the Board of Supervisors, and throughout his first term, was one of the only LGBTQ Supervisors in Northern California.
Marchers: 20
Years in Parade: 2 years
Joel Engardio is the city supervisor representing the Sunset. He is joined by his husband Lionel Hsu. Joel was the first openly gay supervisor elected in a westside district of San Francisco. Joel launched the first-ever Sunset Night Market, inspired by the Taipei markets of his husband's hometown.
Supervisor Engardio is accompanied by the Sunset Community Band. The band is comprised of Sunset residents who are all-ages and all-volunteer. They were formed one month ago. Supervisor Engardio had the idea to create the community band to show pride in the Sunset and create more joy for residents.
We believe that beauty should lift us up and make us feel good. Because feeling good is always a good look. So, whether you want a beauty solution you can trust or just need a good laugh, we've got your brows AND your back.
Marchers: 100
Years in Parade: 2 years
The Heavy Petting Zoo CommUnity Party Car has been reppin' Rainbow Vibes in the San Francisco Bay Area since 2018. As one of the Bay's most colorful, crazy and charismatic Burning Man Art Cars, HPZ has a passion for building community by embracing Radical Inclusion and Radical Self Expression.
The Heavy Petting Zoo welcomes All Ages, All Identities and All Forms of Love!
Marchers: undetermined
OFC began when two Bay Area grassroots community-based organizations merged in the late 1990s. We've grown over the years to become the leading LGBTQ+ family advocacy agency in the state, and one of the few such organizations of this size nation-wide. Individual families continue to be our inspiration; collective liberation and well-being continues to be our mission.
Marchers: 50
Burke's mission is to educate, encourage, and empower girls. Our school combines academic excellence with an appreciation for childhood so that students thrive as learners, develop a strong sense of self, contribute to community, and fulfill their potential, now and throughout life.
Marchers: 50
C5 Children's School provides leadership in the fields of early care, learning, and development as an innovator in using and creating world-class best practices in working with children, their families, our staff, and the broad community. Learn more about the leaders and staff at our San Francisco schools.
Marchers: 30
Years in Parade: 4 years
Bonjour SF! We're here representing LFSF, a local French bilingual school where every identity is celebrated with pride! From PreK to 12th grade, our inclusive curriculum and supportive environment empower students to embrace their true selves. Vive la diversité! Vive l'inclusion! Vive l'amour!"
At LFSF, we embrace diversity in all its forms, including our vibrant LGBTQ+ community.
Marchers: 40
Years in Parade: 2 years
San Francisco Waldorf School has been helping students gain the gifts of independence, self-knowledge, and a reverence for the world's beauty and wonder since 1979. Our GSA is a place where students come to feel understood, and to eat snacks, be teens, and paint our nails.
This year our school celebrated pride by having the activist, politician, and drag performer, Honey Mahogany come for a conversation about civic engagement. We also received a a lesson on how to vogue by the fabulous Jocques Whitfield.
Marchers: 50
Years in Parade: 4 years
Sterne is a 4th through 12th grade inclusive school where neurodiverse learners thrive! Sterne has been celebrating uniqueness for nearly 50 years, offering creative, hands-on, project-based learning, combined with a college preparatory curriculum and a full slate of student life opportunities.
• Sterne School on Kearny Street in San Francisco has been celebrating uniqueness since 1976. • Serving nearly 200 students in grades 4–12, Sterne uses a strengths-based approach that takes into account the whole student: their unique learning profile, their strengths and interests, and areas of growth. • Sterne School works with neurodiverse students to build the resilience and confidence to push themselves; developing creators, problem-solvers, thinkers, and leaders. • Over the past five years alone, Sterne's High School graduates have been accepted to more than 100 national and international colleges and universities. • Last year, Sterne opened a new, state-of-the-art Performing Arts and Athletics Center on their campus, with a full gymnasium, film lab, black box theater, music and recording studio. • Sterne School offers “big school” amenities while still maintaining small class sizes that allow for a customized approach to learning.
Marchers: 18
Years in Parade: First year!
Homeschool Association of California, or HSC, is a secular nonprofit organization which has strived to make homeschooling accessible and inclusive since 1988 by creating a community focused on acceptance, genuine self-expression, and impassioned learning.
HSC's focus on inclusivity, along with the greater flexibility, has led many LGBTQ2S families, as well as other families in under-served communities, to choose homeschooling over traditional education. Join us for the 36th annual HSC conference, July 25th-28th, at the DoubleTree Hilton in San Jose, as we celebrate our organizational goal of being “A Home for All Homeschoolers!”
We have been thrilling audiences in San Francisco since 1923. We are known for commissioning numerous world premieres, training some of opera's greatest young artists, and creating innovative programs and events to inspire a new generation of opera goers.
Marchers: 20
127 Jewish Family & Community Services East Bay (JFCS) Guided by Jewish values and in collaboration with the diverse communities we serve, JFCS East Bay contributes to the resilience of communities, families, and individuals through advocacy and comprehensive support services at every stage of life.
We earn the loyalty of the people we serve by first anticipating, then fulfilling their needs with our superior-quality products, a unique shopping experience, customer-focused service and continuous innovation.
Marchers: 100
Our next contingent is made up of 4 groups marching together to highlight the plight of LGBTQ refugees. Leading the contingent is Rainbow World Fund. Rainbow World Fund is the world's first LGBTQ+ based humanitarian aid organization. Rainbow World Fund's mission is to promote peace, unity, and hope by leading the LGBTQ+ movement to participate in humanitarian relief efforts. For 25 years, they have worked in over 30 countries. In the past year, they safely evacuated 600 endangered LGBTQ refugees from the Middle East. Rainbow World Fund's colorful Rainbow Bus, frequently sited at events around the Bay Area, has delivered humanitarian aid all the way to Mexico and to wildfire survivors in Northern California. Marching with Rainbow World Fund are: Bay Area Iranian Queers — a community of over 100 Iranian LGBTQI+ individuals, including immigrants and members of the Iranian diaspora, who call the San Francisco Bay Area home. Through community events, they create a safe haven where every member can thrive. Jewish Family & Community Services East Bay (JFCS East Bay) — a community-based, direct social and human services organization that serves Alameda and Contra Costa County residents of all ages, races, and religions. JFCS East Bay has deep expertise in resettling LGBTQ+ refugees in our community.
And Trikone which promotes the welfare, acceptance, and the rights of LGBTQIA+ individuals within the South Asian community in the San Francisco Bay Area through advocacy, events, education, support, and community outreach.
Thank you to all 4 groups for everything they are doing to help support refugees and heal our planet.
Marchers: 50
Ahsha Safaí is a passionate advocate for children and working families. He believes that change begins at the local level – in our neighborhoods - where people are most affected by government policies and programs.
The LYRIC Center for LGBTQQ+ Youth in San Francisco's mission is to build community and inspire positive social change for LGBTQQ+ youth, their families, and allies
Get ready to meet Xander Briere (they/he/fae) - a true force to be reckoned with! Born and raised in the Tenderloin, Xander is a disabled queer nonbinary activist with a passion for healthcare as a social justice movement, harm reduction, queer and trans liberation, decriminalization of sex workers, and youth homelessness advocacy. Their work at the San Francisco Community Health Center is making a real impact in the community, and they're not stopping there. Xander is also a member of the Transgender District's Community Advisory Council (2023) and a National Youth Mentor with Point Source Youth (2022-present). But that's not all - in their free time, Xander takes on the persona of Dirty Dionysus, a drag king who's all about go-go, burlesque, and plus-sized modeling. But they're not just having fun - they're also distributing harm reduction supplies while they're at it. Nightlife outreach is Xander's way of meeting community members where they are, breaking down barriers to accessing services, and reducing the stigma around harm reduction. They perform with Divine Masc, Queer Fem Parties, and Om Nom Nom Burlesque. They are also Mx. November (2023) for the Bay Area Trans Masc Calendar. Drawing on personal experiences of generational homelessness and housing instability, substance use, and sex work, Xander is driven to give back to the Tenderloin community in any way they can. Get ready to be inspired!
Marchers: 70
Our mission is to transform lives by advancing health, wellness, & equality. We believe that a sense of belonging is a basic human need.
Marchers: 25
Stefani's focus of work on the Board of Supervisors includes public safety, revitalization of neighborhood small businesses, good governance, and affordable housing.
Marchers: 40
Staff from the "Queerest. Library. Ever." along with their family and friends celebrate LGBTQIA+ books and the joys of reading in a colorful, musical contingent. No shushing in this library!
Marchers: 100
Years in Parade: 3 years
Cub Scout Pack 88 from the Bayview District of San Francisco, an inclusive and co-ed Cub Scout Pack.
Marchers: 50
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Years in Parade: 11+ years
UC San Francisco is the leading university dedicated to advancing health worldwide through preeminent biomedical research, graduate-level education in the life sciences and health professions, and excellence in patient care. UCSF is devoted at every level to serving the public.
Our contingent includes the Alliance Health Project, Ward 86, and multiple others representing our diverse and inclusive organization.
Marchers: 99
Supervisor Dorsey is an out gay man who joined Supervisor Mandelman as the Board's second LGBTQ member. Supervisor Dorsey is committed to providing paths to recovery for those struggling with addiction, supporting new housing at all levels to meet growing demand, and investing in public safety resources to ensure that all people can feel safe in their communities.
Marchers: 150
The San Francisco Gay Men's Chorus (SFGMC) is the world's first openly gay chorus. Since its premiere performance on the steps of City Hall with 100 members singing to stand up against discrimination and bigotry, the chorus has inspired the worldwide LGBTQIA+ choral movement. With over 300 singers strong today, SFGMC is bringing people and communities together through the power of music.
With every cup, with every conversation, with every community – we nurture the limitless possibilities of human connection.
Marchers: 140
he Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence® is a leading-edge Order of queer and trans nuns. We believe all people have a right to express their unique joy and beauty.
Marchers: 300
Years in Parade: 11+ years
PlayStation and Crunchyroll invite you to join them as they "Play Out Proud" and celebrate their vibrant and diverse community at San Francisco Pride. Pride@PlayStation is dedicated to inclusivity both in the workplace and beyond.
Marchers: 75
Myrna Melgar is the Supervisor for San Francisco's District 7. An immigrant from El Salvador, Melgar is the first woman to serve as District 7 supervisor, and the first Jewish Latina to serve on the Board of Supervisors since district elections were implemented in 2004.
Marchers: 200
Years in Parade: 5 years
Planned Parenthood Northern California provides expert health care to people of all genders and sexual orientations, including everything from STI testing and treatment to gender affirming hormone therapy. They serve 20 Northern California counties with 17 health centers and telehealth services.
Marchers: 75
At the Human Services Agency, we are committed to delivering essential services that support and protect people, families, and communities.
Marchers: 100
Years in Parade: First year!
Newfront has an ERG dedicated to creating community and supporting LGBTQ+ colleagues. Newfront has partnered with San Francisco Pride for numerous years, specifically for the San Francisco PRIDE Golf Tournament. Newfront has donated $10k to the SF Pride Tournament for the last several years.
Newfront would like give a huge shoutout to our three fearless emerge ERG Leaders, Libby Gray, Linde Hotchkiss, and Jenn Meimerstorf.
Marchers: 100
Years in Parade: 11+ years
AIDS/LifeCycle is an epic 7 day, 545-mile bike ride from SF to LA, benefiting San Francisco AIDS Foundation and the Los Angeles LGBT Center. Since 1994, participants have raised more than $300 million for the HIV and AIDS-related services!
Apple's mission is “to bring the best user experience to customers through innovative hardware, software, and services.”
Marchers: 150
Years in Parade: 9 years
Rhythm & Motion and Dancers' Group partner to bring us 150+ community dancers ranging from ages 16-70+. They remind us that music and dance is healing, that dance is for everyone and to encourage everyone to DANCE WITH PRIDE. The contingent is directed by dancer and LGBTQ+ advocate Dudley Flores.
San Francisco has the largest dance community per capita in the United States and Rhythm & Motion and Dancers' Group are coming together to help highlight the Pride theme and welcome everyone to their beautiful and vibrant city. Rhythm & Motion has been a San Francisco treasure for 45 years offering community-centered events and classes for all levels of dancers throughout the SF Bay Area - from the absolute beginner to the professional. Celebrating 40+ years in San Francisco, Dancers' Group promotes the visibility and viability of dance through programs, fiscal sponsorhips and resources for artists. There are unlimited opportunities to experience dance of all kinds in the San Francisco Bay Area. Rhythm & Motion and Dancers' Group encourage you to go out there and find what moves you!
Marchers: 40
Our goal is to support young people with breast cancer in the Bay Area. BAYS provides a welcoming, safe community for young breast cancer patients, survivors, and thrivers.
Marchers: 80
Years in Parade: First year!
Dolores Street Community Services supports SF's LGBTQ+ since '83, fostering wellness and collective power. They offer tailored services like Jazzie's Place and Cohen Residence. Join their mission for equality and resource access, shaping a brighter future for all.
Dolores Street Community Services has stood as a beacon of support and solidarity for the LGBTQ+ community in San Francisco since 1983. Its mission is to nurture individual wellness and cultivate collective power among low-income and immigrant communities to create a more just society. Dolores Street Community Services believes in honoring multiple cultures, life experiences, and contributions. They envision a vibrant and diverse San Francisco where all people live with dignity and hope. They provide essential services tailored to the LGBTQ+ community, including Jazzie's Place, a pioneering emergency shelter offering safety and support to LGBTQ+ homeless adults, and the Cohen Residence, providing transitional care for adults living with HIV/AIDS since 1995. Additionally, Dolores Street Community Services program, Arcoiris (Rainbow) food pantry, ensures that individuals and families facing food insecurity receive culturally appropriate groceries with dignity and respect. Join us in our mission to create a just and sustainable community where all residents have equal rights and access to resources. Together, we can make a difference and pave the way for a brighter future for all.
Marchers: 60
We're focused on being flexible, resilient and responsible. We emphasize keeping our people healthy and safe while operating our business effectively for the greater good of our customers, communities and shareholders.
Marchers: 50
Years in Parade: Unsure
This contingent is made up of staff and families, TNDC residents, and community partners of TNDC.
TNDC began as a grassroots organization in the Tenderloin dedicated to preserving homes for vulnerable neighbors. Now, TNDC is the largest nonprofit provider of affordable housing for SF, serving more than 6,500 residents across 11 neighborhoods. At the forefront of housing justice, TNDC believes all San Franciscans deserve a safe place to call home. We keep families together and make communities stronger. We're proud to be headquartered in the Tenderloin, the most diverse community in the City and home to the first globally-recognized transgender cultural district.
Marchers: 90
Years in Parade: 5 years
City College of San Francisco's contingent, embracing LGBTQIA+ diversity, mirrors our student body, faculty, and staff, embodying acceptance, equality, and unity values that define our institution
Marchers: 100
As a community, we empower and hold accountable our students, faculty, librarians, staff, administrators, alumni, and community partners to be persons for and with others, to care for our common home, including the native lands on which our campuses reside, and to promote the common good by critically, thoughtfully, and innovatively addressing inequities to create a more humane and just world.
Marchers: 300
Years in Parade: 11+ years
UC Berkeley is home to the Gender Equity Resource Center and the Queer Alliance Resource Center, along with many other organizations serving LGBTQ+ campus communities. GenEq is a campus community center focusing on gender and sexuality, committed to fostering an inclusive Cal experience for all.
GenEq is the campus location where the campus community connects for resources, services, education and leadership programs related to gender and sexuality. GenEq collaborates with the Queer Alliance Resource Center, which is one of the oldest queer college student organizations in the country. QARC is a student-run organization that provides social and educational programming and acts as an umbrella organization for all active queer/trans communities on campus. We empower and enrich the experiences of QT+ students, faculty, and staff at UC Berkeley through advocacy, service, and engagement.
Marchers: 30
Years in Parade: 2 years
UC Merced's staff, faculty, students, and alumni are excited to partake in this year's SF Pride Parade. As the newest UC campus, we are both grateful and honored to join you in celebrating and empowering our LGBTQ+ friends, family, and colleagues. Happy Pride, and go Bobcats!
Marchers: 100
Years in Parade: 3 years
University of the Pacific is California's oldest university, where equity and inclusion are at the center of our mission and purpose. Marching today are proud LGBTQ+ and ally members from all three of our campuses: San Francisco, Sacramento, and Stockton. Happy Pride, and Go Tigers!
BART's mission is to provide safe, reliable, clean, quality transit service for riders.
Marchers: 30
Soul of Pride seeks to unite and represent LGBTQ+ community of the African Diaspora in the Bay Area and beyond
Marchers: 30
The mission of Job Corps is to provide at-promise youth with the opportunity to succeed and become productive members of today's workforce through a rigorous educational and vocational training program.
Marchers: 20
Our mission is to cultivate peer leadership, build community, and advance social justice in mental health. For over 70 years, MHASF has reflected the forward-thinking San Francisco is known for. We fought stigma and discrimination in mental health across diverse communities and changed policy, perception, and people.
Marchers: 50
SFO is committed to caring for and protecting the communities we serve and maximizing the social and economic impact and benefits to them. Achieving our mission depends on building meaningful community relationships that connect our values with our social responsibility.
Marchers: 1250
Amazon's mission is to be Earth's most customer-centric company. This is what unites Amazonians across teams and geographies as we are all striving to delight our customers and make their lives easier, one innovative product, service, and idea at a time.
Marchers: 66
Years in Parade: Unsure
Serving nearly 200,000 members in San Francisco, San Francisco Health Plan is the City's number one choice for Medi-Cal, providing the community with access to award-winning care for nearly 30-years. This includes gender-affirming care, because all San Franciscans deserve the right to healthcare.
San Francisco Health Plan or also known as "SFHP"
PG&E pledges to think creatively and work cooperatively to increase our use of clean and renewable energy, reduce the impacts of our business, protect sensitive habitats and species, and work locally to help our customers use energy more efficiently.
Marchers: 100
The JCCSF is a community-supported, non-profit institution with the mission of enriching life, building Jewish identity, promoting the development of meaningful bonds within our community and facilitating connections with Israel and Jews worldwide.
Marchers: 150
JCRC's mission is to educate and advocate on issues of vital importance to the organized Jewish community based on consensus, civility, and an expanded commitment to living Jewish values of social justice.
Marchers: 50
The North Peninsula Jewish Community aim to positively impact people's lives, fostering belonging and meaningful connections with a diverse community, grounded in Jewish values and traditions.
Marchers: 0
Opened in 2013, Graton Resort & Casino is the largest and most elegant casino in Sonoma County. It's presence in the heart of wine country gives its visitors an experience like none other. Owned and operated by the Federated Indians of Graton Rancheria, Graton Resort & Casino offers incomparable entertainment featuring table games and the latest slot machines, as well as upscale and casual dining.
Marchers: 30
Years in Parade: First year!
Vitalant is a nonprofit blood collection org. The FDA no longer issues a blanket ban on blood donors due to sexual orientation and instead screens donors on individual risk. An estimated 60% of the pop. is eligible to give blood, but less than 3% do. Save a life and find out more at vitalant.org
We are San Francisco's blood bank since 1941.
Marchers: 50
For over 50 years, the San Francisco Bicycle Coalition has been transforming San Francisco streets and neighborhoods into more livable and safe places by promoting the bicycle for everyday transportation. We are one of the largest and most effective bicycle advocacy groups in the country.
Marchers: 200
Years in Parade: 6 years
The Northern California Furries (NorCal FURS) are a diverse group of individuals brought together by a common love of Anthropomorphic art and Entertainment. Many create art, stories, or elaborate costumes of creatures of their own design. So wherever you see furries expect much creativity and fun.
FURRIES are fans for anthropomorphic animals - that's animal characters who talk and act like people. Think Bugs Bunny or Disney's Zootopia. It includes werewolves and science fiction creatures, classic kid's books like The Wind in the Willows, or even ancient gods and fables. Furry fandom started in the 1980's with roots in comics and science fiction fandoms. Now they have a thriving grassroots subculture with their own social media and conventions around the world. Members pick animal species to represent their "fursonas", and share creativity with art and writing. But they may be most well known for fabulous mascot-like costuming. Their fursuits are custom-made and can cost several thousand dollars or even more for ones with special technology. A party full of cuddly animals can blow your mind. Hundreds of the Bay Area Furries throw monthly dances and go to street fairs and shows, and every year they draw thousands of people to San Jose's Fur Con. Besides all the fun, furry conventions raise money for animal rescues and charities. The group is for everybody, but surveys show the members are about 2/3 LGBT. Wherever you see the furries, you know that there will be lots of hugs and smiles.
Marchers: 35
The Bare Chest Calendar and Team BCC exist for one purpose: to raise vital funds that support the missions of our beneficiaries.
Comcast's mission is to create “incredible technology and entertainment that connects millions of people to the moments and experiences that matter most.” It's able to do this through it's vast portfolio of subsidiaries such as Universal Pictures, news such as NBC and ways to connect with people online such as Xfinity.
Marchers: 150
Years in Parade: 11+ years
The Leather Contingent is a vibrant and diverse Leather Pride contingent as we march with pride and passion! Embracing various facets of the Kink community, including Leather, Rubber, Pups, S&M.
We are thrilled to announce that Pup Savage, the winner of the prestigious International Mr. Leather competition held in Chicago, will be proudly walking with us, embodying the spirit of excellence and camaraderie that defines our community.
Marchers: 8
Club Fugazi presents 'Sunday's a Drag' – a dazzling journey into SF's drag world. 13 Performances Only! Every Sunday in July, August, and September 2024, tep into a world of glitz, glamour, and fabulous performances as Donna Sachet proudly presents Sunday's a Drag, now in its 17th year!
Marchers: 12
Years in Parade: 11+ years
Celebrating almost 60 years of noble deeds, the Imperial Council of San Francisco, one of the oldest LGBTQ+ organizations in the world founded in San Francisco in 1965 by Jose Julio Sarria, raising funds one dollar at a time for community based diverse non-profit organizations.
Marchers: 20
Years in Parade: 11+ years
The 50th Royal House of the San Francisco Ducal Council raising money for local charities and causes. This year Grand Duke Ray-Ray and Grand Duchess Christina Ashton have been having another stellar year fundraising. So far, they have raised over $85,000 to assists our local nonprofits.
San Francisco Royality
A play on the words "can do," Kendo refines the beauty industry through next-generation products, vissionary campaigns, and unforgettable retail presence. We make the impossible possible, pushing the limits of innovation with ever launch.
Marchers: 25
Years in Parade: 11+ years
Asexuality SF is a community social and support group for people all across the ace spectrum, including asexuals, demisexuals, grey-asexuals and more. In 2024, we celebrate 15 years of marching together with Pride!
Marchers: 50
Years in Parade: 11+ years
The Bay Area Bi+ & Pan Network has hosted Bisexual+ events in the San Francisco Bay Area for the past 37 years. It uplifts local bi+ activism and community volunteers to ensure the bi/pan community is connected and visible. You can learn more about BABPN and our events on our website: babpn.org
Our contingent is the only bisexual+ contingent in the San Francisco Pride Parade. Bi+ is pronounced Bi Plus. We use “bisexual” and “bi+” as umbrella terms for people who recognize and honor their potential for sexual and emotional attraction to more than one gender (bisexual, pansexual, omnisexual, fluid, queer, asexual, and other free identifiers). We celebrate and affirm the diversity of identity and expression regardless of labels. It's a common misconception that people who identify as bisexual are only interested in the binary genders of male and female. This is untrue, and not how the bisexual community defines ourselves. We prefer the broader and simpler definition of “attraction to more than one gender.” We have used this internal community identifier since the 70s before the San Francisco's Bisexual Center was founded in 1976. Codified in the Bisexual Manifesto from "Anything That Moves: Beyond the Myths of Bisexuality" (1990) a publication of the Bay Area Bi+ & Pan Network (formerly the Bay Area Bisexual Network).
Merck's mission statement is to be a leader in research-intensive biopharmaceutical companies, using science to develop innovative health solutions to improve the prevention and treatment of diseases in people and animals. Their mission also includes creating a better world and enabling a safe and healthy future for people and communities globally.
Marchers: 30
Years in Parade: 2 years
This marks the second consecutive year SamTrans is featuring a Pride bus. Its artwork, titled "Love, it's Electrifying" celebrates the transit district's move to zero-emission vehicles and the parade's "Beacon of Love" theme. SamTrans wants the LGBTQIA+ community to always Ride with Pride.
Founded in 1976, the San Mateo County Transit District is approaching five decades of SamTrans bus service along the Peninsula, including routes into downtown San Francisco. It's also the managing agency for Caltrain and the San Mateo County Transportation Authority. The District believes its core values of diversity, equity, inclusion and belonging are critical when working to provide safe, reliable and efficient transportation services.
Marchers: 50
The Human Rights Campaign fights to make equality, equity and liberation a reality for all lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer (LGBTQ+) people.
Marchers: 40
Tiffany & Co., founded in New York City in 1837 by Charles Lewis Tiffany, is a global luxury jeweler synonymous with elegance, innovative design, fine craftsmanship and creative excellence. Tiffany & Co. has a long-standing commitment to conducting its business responsibly, sustaining the natural environment, prioritizing diversity, equity, inclusion and belonging, and positively impacting the communities in which it operates.
First year!
Marchers: 40
Years in Parade: 8 years
We are the Mark Farrell for Mayor contingent. Former Interim Mayor Mark Farrell served as the 44th Mayor of San Francisco, as District 2 Supervisor, and is running for Mayor this November.
Mayor Farrell has always been a strong ally of the LGBTQ community, and during his brief time as Mayor enacted first of its kind legislation protecting transgender residents of single-room occupancy hotels, always backfilled federal cuts to local HIV services, and will continue fighting for the LGBTQ community as Mayor.
Marchers: 60
What sets us apart is our primary goal: providing our guests with unforgettable experiences.
Marchers: 29
Years in Parade: 5 years
San Francisco Vegan Society presents Vegans for Social Justice - a vegan BEEcon of love - encouraging everyone to celebrate compassion for all by exploring veganism
San Francisco Vegan Society will be hosting it's 25th annual World Vegan Fest in October
Daniel and his wife, Becca, are proud to raise their two children in San Francisco. A lifelong Democrat and San Franciscan, Daniel has dedicated his life to serving his community.
Marchers: 50
Years in Parade: 11+ years
Project Open Hand's mission is to improve health outcomes and quality of life for the sick and vulnerable, caring for and educating our community. Founded in 1985 as an AIDS service provider, Project Open Hand has been serving the LGBTQ+ community for nearly 40 years.
Marchers: 30
Years in Parade: 11+ years
The Righteously Outrageous Twirling Corps has been performing in the San Francisco Pride Parade for over 20yrs. Our group has been made up from colorguard performers from all over the US, with ages ranging from 16 - 60. We love the visual performance and dance we are able to bring to the audience.
Marchers: 150
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Marchers: 50
Years in Parade: 11+ years
HealthRIGHT 360 provides healthcare and drug treatment services. Last year we had over 7,000 admissions to our substance use disorder programs in San Francisco, including Acceptance Place that provides residential treatment services for males who identifying as Gay, Bisexual, or Transgender.
Our earliest days are with our Haight Ashbury Free Medical Clinics founded in 1967 and Walden House, founded in 1969, during the Summer of Love. "Healthcare is a RIGHT, Not a Privilege" has been our famous and often-used guiding principle. According to the 2022 National Surveys on Drug Use and Health, one third of bisexual females, bisexual males, and gay males had a substance use disorder in the past year, and about one fourth of lesbian had a substance use disorder.
Marchers: 21
Our mission is to accelerate the development of breakthrough immune therapies to turn all cancers into curable diseases.
The Human Rights Commission serves the community by: Investigating and mediating complaints of discrimination in housing, employment, and access to public spaces. Providing restorative justice and mediation for community disputes.
We bring the IKEA brand to millions of homes, offering well-designed, functional, durable, affordable and sustainable home furnishing solutions to people with big dreams and thin wallets. We're curious about the world around us, and want to make a positive difference in people's lives.
Sheppard Mullin is a full-service, global 100 firm handling corporate and technology matters, high-stakes litigation and complex financial transactions. Founded in 1927 and with over 1,000 attorneys across our 16 offices in North America, Europe and Asia, we offer global solutions to our clients around the world, providing seamless representation in multiple jurisdictions.
Marchers: 18
Years in Parade: First year!
RAMS was founded in 1974 to meet the changing mental health needs of underserved communities in the SF Bay Area, with a steadfast commitment to serving cultural minorities, the LGBTQIA+ communities, the disability communities, and the intersections within.
Marchers: 20
The American Red Cross' mission is to prevent and alleviate human suffering in the face of emergencies by mobilizing the power of volunteers and the generosity of donors.
Marchers: 50
Years in Parade: 2 years
CPA represents psychologists across the state and hosts continuing education opportunities, an annual convention focused on improving quality of practice, and publishes a quarterly magazine The California Psychologist.
CPA is here to support all of California!
Marchers: 25
Years in Parade: 6 years
The Consulate General of Canada is proud to march in the 2024 SF Pride Parade. North America's strength is its diversity and Canada proudly stands with the LGBTQ2 communities across North America.
As stated by Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, LGBTQ2 rights are human rights. The Government of Canada will always stand up for LGBTQ2 people and their rights and is committed to building a world where we can all be who we are and love who we love. Canada and the United States share a deep partnership, with the world's largest trade relationship, a shared stewardship of our rich and diverse natural environment, and longstanding cooperation in defense. The Canadian Consulate in San Francisco helps support this bilateral partnership in Northern California through business development and investment promotion, consular assistance, policy and advocacy, and security cooperation.
Marchers: 199
Various diplomatic missions in the San Francisco area, registering together to represent European consulates as a collective.
United Airlines aims to become recognized as an airline where: leaders embrace diversity and inclusion as a business advantage, employees feel highly valued, are actively engaged and are treated with dignity and respect, and customers value our inclusive approach to delivering flyer-friendly service.
Marchers: 150
Various museums in the San Francisco Bay Area, including: The Contemporary Jewish Museum Asian Art Museum California Academy of Sciences California Historical Society Cartoon Art Museum Exploratorium Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco Museum of African Diaspora SFMoMA Tenderloin Museum Walt Disney Family Museum Yerba Buena Center for the Arts
Marchers: 100
Years in Parade: Unsure
Discover the beauty and diversity of aquatic life at Aquarium of the Bay at PIER 39. The aquarium is home to over 20,000 marine animals including sharks, rays, jellies, lumpsuckers, wolf eels, river otters, and more! The Aquarium has offered over 250,000 free trips to local K-12 students it's 28 yrs
Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion are paramount to PIER 39's Aquarium of the Bay. The aquarium collaborates with allies in our community who are crucial in creating a welcoming and tolerant place to live and work. Our mission to protect the environment also applies to fostering an environment where diverse talent is leveraged to advance our cause of ocean conservation and climate resiliency. Events like Pride and the Pride Parade help build community support but at the same time, Pride is not an activity that should be celebrated for only one month. Pride and nonprofits including Aquarium of the Bay, provide a safe and supportive workspace for LGBTQ employees year-round, allowing us to impact our community. Aquarium of the Bay celebrates its diverse workforce and is proud to be a Pride Supporter.
Marchers: 200
At eBay, we create pathways to connect millions of sellers and buyers in more than 190 markets around the world. Our technology empowers our customers, providing everyone the opportunity to grow and thrive — no matter who they are or where they are in the world. And the ripple effect of our work creates waves of change for our customers, our company, our communities and our planet.
Marchers: 70
Years in Parade: Unsure
NASA is committed to a culture of diversity, inclusion, and equity, where all employees feel welcome, respected, and engaged. NASA Ames carries forth this core value of inclusion and has a rich history of showing support for the LGBTQIA+ community.
NASA Ames Research Center, one of ten NASA field centers, is located in the heart of California's Silicon Valley. Ames was founded as an aeronautical laboratory for the National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics in 1938 and transitioned to a research center with the advent of NASA in 1958. Ames leads world-class research and technology development in fields such as aeronautics, advanced thermal protection, space and life sciences, and supercomputing to support NASA's strategic goals. NASA is committed to a culture of diversity, inclusion, and equity, where all employees feel welcome, respected, and engaged. NASA Ames carries forth this core value of inclusion and has a rich history of showing support for the LGBTQIA+ community. NASA Ames Research Center first participated in SF Pride in 2005 with a small contingent of about twenty participants. NASA was one of the few federal agencies to have marched in the parade that year. NASA Ames has marched in SF Pride for almost every year since, with hundreds of NASA employees and loved ones marching to show support for the LGBTQIA+ community. Ames was also the first NASA Center to fly the Pride flag, beginning the annual tradition in 2016 to honor the victims of the 2016 Orlando Pulse nightclub shooting. Now the Center flies the flag to commemorate their lives, serve as a reminder of LGBTQIA+ employee's contributions to NASA's pioneering spirit, and help queer employees feel safe and we
Marchers: 10
Years in Parade: 3 years
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UNITE HERE is a movement of people committed to changing lives in the hospitality industry by making sure our jobs are safe, respected, and provide enough to live on.
Marchers: 30
Years in Parade: 11+ years
For over 125 years I.A.T.S.E Local 16's stagehands have been the people behind entertainment bringing you the best of Theater, Opera, Film, Concerts, Television, and Conventions throughout San Francisco and the greater Bay Area including on our very own Pride Stage at City Hall!
This Local 16 Contingent represents the best and most diverse in entertainment- Stagehands, Cameras, Sound, Lighting, these are the best n their crafts and are proud members of the LGTBQI community!
Marchers: 30
Years in Parade: 8 years
IBEW LOCAL 6 AND THE EWMC SF CHAPTER PROUDLY SUPPORTS PRIDE AND THE LGBTQ COMMUNITY. WE ARE THE EXAMPLE OF DIVERSITY, EQUITY, INCLUSION, AND BELONGING.
IBEW stands for International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers and EWMC stands for Electrical Workers Minority Caucus
Marchers: 50
Years in Parade: 6 years
UFCW5 represents a highly diverse group of laborers. We are supermarket stockers, retail clerks, food processers, financial professionals and cannabis cultivators. We work to ensure full equality for all workers on their jobs and in their union.
Marchers: 99
Toyota envisions a future where mobility solutions unlock new possibilities for humankind.
Freshy is a Los Angeles-based clothing brand that sells shoes designed to be a canvas for self-expression. The brand's mission is to empower people to embrace their individuality and live bold, colorful lives through their footwear.
You can find us — the Target Team — at your favorite store, in your community, across the country and around the world. There are more than 400,000 team members across the globe, all working together for one important reason … To help all families discover the joy of everyday life.
Marchers: 100
Years in Parade: First year!
An AFL-CIO affinity group working towards greater LGBTQ representation in Unions!
Made of union and aspiring union members both LGBTQ and Allies.
Marchers: 100
Years in Parade: 10 years
Prometheus is the largest private owner of multi-family properties in the San Francisco Bay Are. Prometheus is a certified B Corporation, the largest multi-family company to receive this certification, and believes in Good Living for the Greater Good™.
Marchers: 20
Swords to Plowshares' mission is to heal the wounds of war, to restore dignity, hope, and self-sufficiency to all veterans in need, and to prevent and end homelessness and poverty among veterans.
Our mission in stores is to enhance the quality of our customers' lives at home.
Marchers: 200
Our mission is to connect the world through the most innovative, convenient, reliable and secure payments network, enabling individuals, businesses and economies to thrive.
Marchers: 100
Years in Parade: 5 years
Here's the Lambda Alliance from Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory. The Lambda Alliance is an employee resource group that advocates for LGBTQ related issues at Berkeley Lab and beyond.
Berkeley Lab was thrilled to be recognized with the "Absolutely Fabulous Overall Contingent" award in last year's San Francisco Pride Parade.
Marchers: 100
Years in Parade: First year!
Making its first appearance in the parade this year is Zoox Pride, an affinity group launched in 2020 at Zoox. Headquartered in Foster City, Zoox is transforming mobility-as-a-service by developing a fully-autonomous purpose-built fleet designed for A.I. to drive and humans to enjoy.
Marchers: 100
Years in Parade: 11+ Years
United in Spirit is a coalition of LGBTQ-Inclusive congregations that celebrate our queer community. We have marched for nearly 30 years, and this year we represent 20 congregations: Jewish, Muslim, Catholic, Presbyterian, Lutheran, Episcopal, Mennonite, Methodist, and Congregationalist.
This year's contingent includes: Dignity San Francisco Queer Catholics (Inner Sunset) Most Holy Redeemer Church (Castro) Congregation Sha'ar Zahav (Reformed Jewish) Muslims for Progressive Values (Bay Area) Calvary Presbyterian Church (Pacific Heights) Old First Presbyterian (PCUSA - Van Ness Ave) Lakeside Presbyterian (PCUSA) Metropolitan Community Church (San Francisco) First Mennonite Church of San Francisco St. Francis Lutheran (ELCA) St. Mark's Lutheran (ELCA) The Episcopal Church of St. John the Evangelist (Mission & 16th) Church of the Advent (Episcopal) Holy Trinity/La Santísima Trinidad (Episcopal) St. Cyprian's Episcopal Church (Episcopal) St. Cyprian Episcopal Church Mission Bay Community Church (PCUSA) Seventh Avenue Presbyterian Church (PCUSA) Welcoming Cumberland Presbyterians (www.welcomingcps.org) Epworth United Methodist Church
Marchers: 25
Bay Area Youth Pride's mission is to create a safe space for queer youth to celebrate Pride. BAY Pride is organized by students from Gender Sexuality Alliances, High School Democrats, Rainbow Connections, and more at ten middle and high schools throughout the San Francisco Bay Area.
Marchers: 25
The American Immigration Lawyers Association is the national association of immigration lawyers established to promote justice, advocate for fair and reasonable immigration law and policy, advance the quality of immigration and nationality law and practice, and enhance the professional development of its members.
Marchers: 150
Together, deliver the right home improvement products, with the best service and value, across every channel and community we serve.
Marchers: 80
Our mission is to provide authentic hospitality by making a difference in the lives of the people we touch every day.
Marchers: 20
Years in Parade: unsure
The San Francisco Tour Guide Guild is a dynamic, not-for-profit organization, proudly founded in 1984. Our mission is to inspire and uphold excellence and integrity in the tour guiding profession, ensuring every tour experience in San Francisco is unforgettable.
If you're visiting San Francisco, be sure to hire a guide from the San Francisco Tour Guide Guild. Guild guides are experts in the city, packed with experience, and ready to share unique stories that will make your tour unforgettable!
Marchers: 175
Years in Parade: unsure
Front office employees from Bay FC, the new women's professional soccer franchise representing the Bay Area in the National Women's Soccer League are here today as well as the Club's Supporters' Groups – Bridge Brigade and Big Poppies.
Front office employees from Bay FC, the new women's professional soccer franchise representing the Bay Area in the National Women's Soccer League are here today as well as the Club's Supporters' Groups – Bridge Brigade and Big Poppies. They are proud to celebrate diversity and inclusion and recently hosted Pride Night at PayPal Park on June 16 where there were all kinds of fun activations including inclusive tailgates, a drag show, and the national anthem sung by the San Francisco Gay Men's Chorus. Bay FC players would have loved to be in attendance for the parade today but they were travelling back from Louisville where they played yesterday afternoon but send their appreciation to all those marching on their behalf this afternoon. Fans who are interesting in catching a Bay FC match can purchase tickets via bayfc.com.
Our driving mission includes providing amateur athletic entertainment and playing roller derby competitively at all levels – local, regional, national, and international.
Marchers: 20
A personal training service and gym in SF.
Marchers: 25
Years in Parade: 5 years
Formed in 1998 to send a team to the Amsterdam Gay Games, the Earthquakes advance the elimination of discrimination toward LGBTQ+ individuals, their supporters, and causes by providing a safe, healthy, non-discriminatory way for all to enjoy the recreation, inspiration, community and fun of hockey!
The Earthquakes competed in the Gay Games, in Amsterdam, Chicago, Cologne, Cleveland, and Paris and captured Gold in Sydney. The Earthquakes also compete in an annual Pride scrimmage at the Shark Tank versus players from the NHL San Jose Sharks' front office and enjoy the strong support of Sharks leadership and pro-hockey players. The Earthquakes have also successfully competed in tournaments in Vancouver, Boston, Los Angeles, Denver, Toronto, Palm Springs, New York, and Chicago.
Marchers: 20
Years in Parade: 5 years
The San Francisco Bay Area Curling Club is home to the only facility in the state dedicated to curling. We aim to develop curlers of all ages and abilities, and be a champion for diversity, equity, and inclusion. We have hosted an LGBTQ+ focused bonspiel (tournament), one of the few in the US.
Members include people of every background and ability who work and live in every corner of the bay area, and range in age from their teens into their 80s. We invite everyone to come try curling. Sign up on our website www.bayareacurling.com.
Marchers: 100
We aim to bring distinctive quality, teamwork and value to the table – and innovate in everything we do.
Marchers: 100
Years in Parade: First year!
Welcome the Queerfluent Employee Resource Group, founded in 2020, a voice and safe space for the LGBTQ+ Community at Confluent, Inc based in Mtn View California.
Marchers: 40
Years in Parade: First year!
This is CEO Oakland's first time participating in the San Francisco Pride Parade. The Center for Employment Opportunities (CEO) provides immediate, effective, and comprehensive employment services exclusively to people recently released from incarceration.
CEO currently operates in 30 cities and is dedicated to ensuring that justice-impacted job seekers have opportunities to achieve social and economic mobility. LGBTQ+ adults are incarcerated three times more than the general adult population. As a result, they're more likely to have a record and experience barriers when searching for employment. For more information, please visit https://ceoworks.org.
Marchers: 100
We are dedicated to advancing equitable opportunities for the LGBTQ+ community, within our organization and on a global scale.
Marchers: 100
Years in Parade: Unsure
At Pinterest, whether you're an identifying member of the LGBTQIA+ community or an aspiring and activated ally, we value and encourage your voice and ideas. We're committed to inspiring an inclusive future for everyone, everywhere.
Marchers: 5
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Marchers: 100
Years in Parade: First year!
Shine is PwC's LGBTQ+ Inclusion Network, creating opportunities and fostering advocacy and allyship so that all PwC people can thrive. This is PwC Shine's first year marching in SF Pride!
Pwc - Shine's theme is Unity - Together We Shine and includes members of Shine as well as other inclusion networks, allies, and supporters, representing intersectional identities and our collaboration to build a stronger tomorrow for our LGBTQ+ communities.
Marchers: 15
We are working to expand and protect our democracy and enact a progressive legislative agenda.
Marchers: 150
Years in Parade: 5 years
As a Beacon of Love, Sephora champions all beauty fearlessly and creates inclusive environments for all. Sephora will never stop building a community where diversity is expected, self-expression is honored, all are welcomed, and you are included.
Sephora has been an industry-leading champion of diversity, inclusivity, and empowerment, guided by our longstanding company values. In 2019, Sephora announced a new tagline and manifesto, “We Belong to Something Beautiful,” to reinforce its dedication to fostering belonging amongst all clients and employees and to publicly strive for a more inclusive vision for retail in the Americas. Sephora continues to give back to our communities and advance inclusion in our industry through its social impact and equity programming, called the Sephora DE&I Heart Journey.
Marchers: 10
Years in Parade: 2 years
supports LGBTQ Returned Peace Corps Volunteers residing in Northern California, and works to promote a better understanding of the people of countries in which our RPCVs have served; among various other goals.
Marchers: 40
The first residential real estate company to endorse the bipartisan proposed legislation to add clear, comprehensive non-discrimination protections for LGBTQ+ people to our nation's civil rights laws.
Marchers: 300
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Marchers: 9
People First Through Service, Advocacy, Respect, and Choice A vision for leadership in service and advocacy for individuals with developmental disabilities
Marchers: 25
At Golden 1, giving back to the communities we serve is core to who we are, a hallmark of our “people helping people” philosophy. Golden 1 is a caring and trusted community partner, working to increase educational opportunities, strengthen financial well-being, and make communities great.
Marchers: 40
Years in Parade: 3 years
This is the Real Estate DEI Network, they're a group of real estate industry professionals including agents, employees, and affiliates, who came together to form a DEI Network in hopes of making the real estate industry more diverse, equitable, and inclusive.
Marchers: 100
Lucid's mission is to inspire the adoption of sustainable energy by creating the most captivating electric vehicles, centered around the human experience.
Marchers: 40
Years in Parade: First year!
Founded in 1978 by John Stewart, JSCo is the largest provider of low-income housing in California. JSCo has a long history of demonstrating diversity in its hiring and promotion practices, and that is reflected in the demographics of their employees.
Joining us today are representatives from the DEI Committee, and they are proud to support and celebrate LGBTQ+ individuals in California and beyond.
Marchers: 50
Years in Parade: Unsure
The Rainbow Alliance is a group of LGBTQ+ Merck employees and their allies that aims to foster an inclusive workplace culture through recruiting, development, education, and community outreach.
Marchers: 130
AbbVie's mission is to discover and deliver innovative medicines and solutions that address complex health issues and enhance people's lives.
Marchers: 24
Hotel Zoe Fisherman's Wharf is a beacon for romantic adventures, friendly getaways, pet-friendly travel, and business with a dash of pleasure. Hotel Zoe Fisherman's Wharf marches alongside its restaurant Pescatore Trattoria, one of the best restaurants in North Beach San Francisco. Enjoy authentic Italian delights!
Marchers: 100
Our mission is to advance Commercial Interior Design as a profession. We advocate for healthy, sustainable and equitable spaces by connecting, educating and inspiring our community.
Marchers: 25
Years in Parade: First year!
The Sasaki Behavioral Group (SBG) serves individuals with autism and developmental disabilities and emotional behavioral disorders. SBG is proud to stand with and for the LGBTQIA+ community!
SBG believes that all individuals have the right to behavioral health, meaningful outcomes, and quality of life. SBG's commitment to client-centered care and excellence through diversity is reflected in their JEDIH values: social Justice, Equity, Diversity, Inclusion, and cultural Humility.
Marchers: 25
HI USA's mission: To help all, especially the young, gain a greater understanding of the world and its people through hostelling.
Marchers: 100
At BioMarin, we help people around the world with medicines powered by genetic discoveries. In pursuit of this aim, we have a responsibility to engage in business practices that support the well-being of our patients, employees, communities and environment.
Marchers: 30
Excellence. Simply delivered.
Marchers: 24
Our group will be made up of employees, family members, and friends of RSM, walking with flags and a large Pride banner.
Marchers: 14
Years in Parade: First year!
For over 60 years, the essence of who we are is created from the diverse make-up of each of our team members. As we continue to innovate and grow, we believe that it's imperative to create an intentionally diverse workforce and that all team members are reflected in the future vision of our company.
Marchers: 100
Years in Parade: First year!
HSBC is one of the world's largest banking and financial services organizations. HSBC serves around 42 million customers with a network in 62 countries, and opened its first US branch in San Francisco in 1875. In 2023, HSBC scored 100% in HRC's Corporate Equality Index for the 14th time.
HSBC Pride is an employee resource group of HSBC Bank USA, and HSBC Pride's mission is to promote and support an inclusive environment through policies, programs and practices that facilitate LGBTQIA+ employee engagement and acceptance in the workplace.
Marchers: 30
We believe that when our business enables everyone to stand in their truth and have a seat at the table, they realize their full potential, which unlocks innovation and progress for all.
Marchers: 100
Years in Parade: First year!
Pride@Roblox's first SF Pride Parade marches under the theme "Imagine What We Can Build Together." Roblox helps people create, play, and connect with each other across millions of safe and civil digital experiences. Pride@ is committed to supporting building inclusive identity and community globally
Marchers: 75
As we strive to build an Inclusive Future for All, the work we do to improve inclusion and belonging for LGBTQ+ Cisco employees is essential.
Marchers: 40
Years in Parade: First year!
Turo fosters a diverse, inclusive culture where everyone's voice matters. We celebrate uniqueness and believe diversity strengthens us. No matter your background, you're valued here. Our core values: Grounded, Driven, Expressive, Bold.
Turo prides itself on building a collaborative culture that celebrates diversity and gives everyone space to learn and grow. We care deeply for our work and celebrate everyone's unique backgrounds, experiences, and points of view. We firmly believe that diversity is strength and inclusion is essential. Whatever your country of origin, religion, sexual orientation, gender identity, color, marital/military/parenthood status, or disability, everyone is valued and has a voice here at Turo. We're committed to our core values of being Grounded, Driven, Expressive, and Bold. Turo aims to revolutionize car usage worldwide, one trip at a time. Imagine booking your dream ride for any adventure, wherever you are, from a trusted Turo host. Turo is the world's largest car sharing marketplace, where you can book the perfect car for wherever you're going from a vibrant community of trusted hosts across the US, UK, Canada, Australia, and France. Flying in from afar or looking for a car down the street, searching for a rugged truck or something smooth and swanky, you can skip the rental car counter and choose from an extraordinary, totally unique selection of nearby vehicles shared by local hosts. Entrepreneurs can take the wheel of their futures by becoming hosts and building car sharing businesses on Turo, leveraging our established platform to scale their businesses to meet their goals. With an unwavering mission of putting the world's 1.5 billion cars to better use, Turo unlocks the hidden value in idle and underutilized assets, empowering anyone to get in the driver's seat. Catch us at the San Francisco Pride Parade, spreading love, diversity, and positivity with our vibrant parade contingent. Let's march forward together with pride and solidarity!
Marchers: 75
Years in Parade: First year!
Rotarians and Rotaractors are "people of action" and are neighbors, friends, and leaders who volunteer their skills and resources to solve issues and address community needs. We are here to lift up messages of love, inclusivity, and of course "Service above Self."
We take pride in diversity, equity and inclusion and have a diverse membership. Consider joining a local club and help make a difference in the lives of others.
Okta's mission is to strengthen the connections between people, technology, and community.