About 300 people lined up at San Francisco City Hall on Monday to plead with the Board of Supervisors’ budget committee to reverse Mayor Daniel Lurie’s $4.2 million funding cuts to nonprofits.
“We live in one of the wealthiest cities in the world, and people are going hungry,” said Jose Juis Pavon of HOMEY, a decades-old nonprofit that provides social services to youth and families. “That’s a disgrace. Immigrants and working-class San Franciscans are the pillar of this city’s economy. We’re not asking for handouts. We deserve a fair share. We deserve a democratic budget.”
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