San Francisco’s Tenderloin Museum launched a fundraiser to repair severe water damage and flooding in hopes of reopening this fall, the venue announced Wednesday.

According to a Tenderloin Museum news release, on June 27, water flowed from the Cadillac Hotel into the venue’s lobby and exhibits, leading the museum to close its doors. The hotel sits above the museum’s ground floor and leases the space to the exhibition.

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A UC Berkeley student from San Francisco, Kelcie is passionate about public-service journalism, politics, and local government. She enjoys tackling complex topics and making them accessible to readers.