Filipino Media, Community and Education in San Francisco

San Francisco nonprofit founded as the Veterans Equity Center to serve Filipino World War II veterans. It now supports low-income seniors, adults with disabilities and families through case management, food access, educational workshops and recreational activities.

San Francisco nonprofit that organizes the Pistahan Parade and Festival. Its community-led celebration showcases Filipino arts, heritage, food, music and dance.

San Francisco nonprofit supporting the social, physical and economic well-being of Filipino Americans, particularly in South of Market. It operates the Bayanihan Community Center and co-organizes the Parol Lantern Festival.

The Filipino Bar Association of Northern California is an association of attorneys, judges, law students and paraprofessionals serving the Filipino American legal community. It organizes mentorship, professional development and community activities, including the Komunidad law student conference in San Francisco.

San Francisco community center supporting Filipino families through services, organizing and advocacy. The center provides assistance by phone and in-person appointments.

Archdiocesan ministry supporting Filipino Catholic faith traditions and parish communities in the San Francisco area. Its activities include Simbang Gabi commissioning, celebrations of Filipino saints, parol-making workshops, and a parish ambassador program.

The Golden Gate Tagalog congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses meets in San Francisco. It holds weekly Bible-based meetings in Tagalog at a Kingdom Hall.

The San Francisco congregation of Iglesia ni Cristo holds worship services in San Francisco. It belongs to the Philippine-founded church’s Bay Area California ecclesiastical district.

Filipino heritage organization at San Francisco's International Hotel Manilatown Center. It preserves Manilatown archives and offers exhibitions, performances, historical tours and Philippine cultural workshops.

Filipino immigrant-rooted cultural organization based in San Francisco. Parangal works with Indigenous culture bearers to share Philippine dance, music and traditional attire through research, workshops and performances.

Positively Filipino is a San Francisco-based online magazine published by Mona Lisa Yuchengco. It covers Filipino history, culture, people and experiences across the diaspora through features, essays, interviews and videos.

San Francisco's Filipino Cultural Heritage District organization preserves Filipino history and supports community artists and cultural workers. It presents the annual Parol Lantern Festival and cultural exhibitions in the South of Market neighborhood.

San Francisco-based nonprofit promoting appreciation of Indigenous Philippine textiles. It organizes exhibitions, weaving workshops and cultural events while supporting weaving communities and the transmission of traditional skills.