In the past, SHARP meetings were held at our building on 9th Avenue, but a s of March 2020, due to CoVid-19 we have had to suspend our live meetings and have been using ZOOM to do online meetings. Watch this site for meeting information or sign up for our e-mail list on this site. We often do more than one meeting a month and on various days of the week.
Many of the Zoom meeting videos can be viewed on the SHARP Facebook page. There are also audio recordings of many meetings in the past meetings area of the SHARP web site
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COME TO OUR NEIGHBORHOOD BLOCK PARTY!
Saturday, August 22, 2026
COME TO OUR NEIGHBORHOOD BLOCK PARTY!
SHARP (Sunset Heights Association of Responsible People) is throwing a block party for Inner Sunset neighbors and their guests on August 22nd. NOON til 7PM!
If you live in our neighborhoods, you are invited: https://sharpsf.com/about/sharp-area-map/.
Noriega Street between 8th and 9th Ave. will be closed for the block party. We’ll be setting up chairs, tables and carpets, and there’ll be food, drinks, children’s activities, and much more! Live bands will be performing starting at 3 PM!
Come and meet your neighbors!
Reply to this email to RSVP, or fill out this handy online form
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Protect Your Family: Recognize, Avoid & Report Scams!
Monday, August 31, 2026
WHEN: August 31, 7 PM
WHERE: 1736-Ninth Avenue, SHARP Community Room (cross-street Moraga Street)
To RSVP for this event, please use this online form.
More than 3 million Americans were victims of financial scams last year, losing more than $16 Billion. Join SHARP and the SF Mayor’s Office for Victims’ Rights for a presentation on scam awareness and prevention. Participants will learn how to recognize common scams, identify warning signs, protect their personal and financial information, and respond safely to suspicious calls, texts, emails, and online messages.
The presentation will also cover how to report scams and where to seek support if they or someone they know has been targeted. The forum will also feature Nancy Tung, Chief of the Vulnerable Victims Unit at the San Francisco District Attorney’s Office, who supervises handling of hate crimes and elder abuse, including scams. An SFPD representative also has been invited.