Community Engagement SF New Deal has established strong relationships with local government, community organizations, and corporate partners like Wells Fargo, creating opportunities for collaborative funding and joint initiatives that can be expanded or replicated with similar partners.

Funding Expansion With recent government and private sector investments totaling over $2 million, there is a clear opportunity to support and scale ongoing programs, offering tailored solutions to maximize return on investment for funders interested in revitalizing underserved neighborhoods.

Neighborhood Revitalization The 'Vacant to Vibrant' initiative demonstrates a focus on leveraging empty storefronts for community benefit, presenting sales opportunities for vendors, pop-up entrepreneurs, and local service providers looking to engage in temporary or permanent retail spaces.

Small Business Support SF New Deal’s micro-grant program and direct deployment of funding to nearly 2,000 small businesses offer avenues to provide additional financial products, consulting, or technology solutions that help these businesses grow and adapt post-pandemic.

Technology & Data The organization’s digital tools—including web development technologies and mapping platforms—highlight a potential for offering digital transformation services or data-driven solutions that can enhance program management, community engagement, and impact measurement.