Laundry Day is one week away – help us get ready! On the last Wednesday of every month, we provide free laundry services for our neighbors – unhoused folks, single parents, sex workers, & anyone who needs it! Venmo radmission / cashapp radmission
.... for laundry, Tips for laundry!!!! We will use all your tips for laundry for people who cannot otherwise clean their clothes, sheets, baby socks, puppy pillows. peace and liberation and laundry for all!
Help us get ready for Laundry Day! On the last Wednesday of every month, we provide free laundry services for our neighbors – unhoused folks, single parents, sex workers, & anyone who needs it! All the money we raise goes straight to laundry. Venmo radmission / cashapp radmission
Imagine if we invested as much in people as we do in AI (venture capitalists have invested around $50B in AI startups, mostly based in SF, since 2023). AI won't save us - people looking out for people (and plants, and animals, etc) will.
It's inspiring & infuriating to reflect on the last 5 years. We, a tiny group of mostly burnt out organizers have managed to raise & spend over $100K in the last 5 years, sharing food, clothes, harm reduction supplies and access to free laundry for 100+ neighbors every month.
These funds are mostly coming from other low income folks, other neighbors living paycheck to paycheck. This is grassroots power in action. But in the end we shouldn't have to pay for access to clean clothes, bedding food & community space. No one should.
State and charity-led services often come with limitations and access barriers that make programs less effective, frustrating, and dehumanizing for those in need. We prefer an approach that centers people’s autonomy and innate worthiness.
We turn no one away. We have no limit on the number of loads one can wash. This comes from a philosophy of generosity: we believe that everyone deserves to have their basic needs met, and that it is no one’s place to determine who is deserving of care and who is not.
Since June 2019, Laundry Day has taken place on the last Wednesday of every month in the Mission District of San Francisco. We provide unlimited loads of laundry for free, as well as free food, snacks, water, laundry soap, and dryer sheets.
Treasurer? She LITERALLY left the last city she managed with a 350 MILLION $ deficit - Housing? She built only 4% of the housing ppl could afford while building for the rich and exploding the homeless population - safety? Take a look at Oakland & equity? Don’t make me laugh