IN ADDITION TO THE STACKED lineup of musicians, this year’s Outside Lands Music Festival in San Francisco featured several nonprofit organizations who promoted civic engagement to the massive crowds over the weekend.
Among the dozens of food vendors parked in Hellman Hollow near the Twin Peaks Stage, a row of nonprofits had stations where they conducted outreach to thousands of festival-goers.
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