Alfredo Rodriguez, REAP Project Manager at Urban Alchemy, proudly represented the organization at the CA RISE event alongside Senator Wiener and Senator Fontaine, where they received a check recognizing Urban Alchemy’s transformative work. The event highlighted the organization’s profound impact, with attendees eager to connect and learn more about their mission. Alfredo toured HUMANMADE to see their innovative training programs for individuals facing barriers to employment and joined a circle discussion where organizations shared their community work. He expressed gratitude for the opportunity to showcase how a strong support network and accessible resources can drive meaningful change, reinforcing the power of breaking barriers and embracing opportunity. #Reentry #SanFrancisco #Nonprofit
Urban Alchemy
Non-profit Organization Management
San Francisco, California 1,711 followers
Practitioners of Transforming People & Communities Through Love & Respect
About us
URBAN ALCHEMY (UA) was founded in 2018 in order to bring a sense of peace and respect to America’s most chaotic urban areas that are struggling with the intersection of extreme poverty, addiction, mental illness, and hopelessness. UA prioritizes employing former long-term offenders who have dedicated their lives to healing and redemption through service. UA utilizes the transformative power of love, passion, respect, and a sense of belonging to reshape the lives of society’s most vulnerable members, into society’s most valued members.
- Website
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http://Urban-Alchemy.us
External link for Urban Alchemy
- Industry
- Non-profit Organization Management
- Company size
- 201-500 employees
- Headquarters
- San Francisco, California
- Type
- Nonprofit
- Founded
- 2018
Locations
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Primary
72 6th St
San Francisco, California 94107, US
Employees at Urban Alchemy
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Ann Kwon, SHRM-SCP
Strategic HR Leader with Expertise in Building Infrastructure
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Eduardo E. Santacana
Partner, Commercial Litigation at Willkie Farr & Gallagher LLP
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Matt Appleby
Strategic HR Professional
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Chris Canter
Grateful Husband. Proud Dad. Champion for Change. Transparency and Impact Advocate. Director of Development (Incoming) at Urban Alchemy .
Updates
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Our HEART team in City of Birmingham has officially completed their training and hit the ground running! This dedicated group is now actively engaging with the community, building trust, and making meaningful connections to provide the compassionate support our model is known for. This morning, we had the privilege of meeting with the Birmingham Civil Rights Institute—a powerful reminder of the importance of empathy, resilience, and service as we work to create positive change in the lives of those we serve. #HEART #Birmingham #UrbanAlchemy
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Our practitioners are sharing heartfelt messages from our donors Every contribution helps us transform lives and create lasting impact. This holiday season, join our Inspire Beyond campaign and make a difference—donate today! Support us at: https://lnkd.in/gprqKVwi
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Our HEART (Homeless Engagement and Response Team) program in City of Austin is expanding, and we couldn’t be more thrilled! This innovative program has been a game-changer, fostering trust and delivering compassionate, community-based solutions to those experiencing homelessness. Kirkpatrick Tyler, our Chief of Government and Community Affairs, recently shared insights on the critical role of proactive engagement and how it strengthens community bonds: https://bit.ly/3YYA4rU #HEARTProgram #Austin #Birmingham #PublicSafety
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We had the pleasure of hosting a team from the City of Birmingham, for a tour of our Safe Rest Villages in Portland! They’re here to learn about our unique approach to supporting unhoused neighbors and creating pathways to stability. We’re excited to share our model and exchange ideas to help more communities thrive. #SafeRestVillages #CommunitySolutions #Birmingham
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This weekend, our Austin team distributed coats and meals to our East Austin neighbors, ensuring they’re supported as colder months arrive. Together, we’re helping create warmth and resilience in our communities. We are extremely grateful for the support from our partners: WeCanNow, The Hungry Hill Foundation, Hoop Shop, Huston-Tillotson University, Anythings Baked Potato, Roger Beasley Mazda, Austin Parks and Recreation, and the Yellow Bike Project. Without them, this effort would not have been possible. #CommunityImpact #Austin #Nonprofit
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We’re proud to be co-founded by a Black leader and to be a majority Black organization. With Black-owned businesses making up only about 3% of U.S. companies, our COO and Co-Founder, Bayron, is sharing his insights and tips to inspire other business owners on their journey to success! #Blackentrepreneurs #nonprofit #sanfrancisco
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We are proud to share that Kevin Lee, our Director of Austin Operations, and Sarah Finley, our Deputy Director, attended the 2024 Greater Austin Business Awards (Greater Austin Chamber of Commerce)! Being nominated in the Nonprofit Impact category is an incredible honor, and we were thrilled to stand alongside inspiring organizations. We're grateful to be part of the Austin community. #Leadership #CommunityImpact #GreaterAustinAwards
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Though World Mental Health Day has passed, we’re spotlighting LaToya Stevenson, our Mental Health Director for the LA CIRCLE Program. LaToya shares insights into her daily work supporting both our unhoused neighbors and staff, using her expertise and compassion to make a lasting positive impact. From de-escalating crises to connecting individuals with mental health and recovery resources, she’s helping to change lives one day at a time. #MentalHealth #WorldMentalHealthDay #CIRCLEProgram
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Our Reedway Safe Rest Village in Portland is expanding! We’ve doubled our shelter units from 60 to 120 and are proud to continue serving the needs of the community. The Reedway team is ready to get to work and help guests on their journey toward permanent housing! #nonprofit #portland #housing