Together we can make a difference!

Welcome to the Bayview Hill Neighborhood Association. We are residents of the Southeast sector of San Francisco and represent residents/homeowners who live and work in the area from Williams/Van Dyke Avenues to the San Francisco County line and from the Bayshore Freeway to Candlestick Point.

Our Mission Is...To combat neighborhood deterioration by being a concerned, informed and watchful group of residents that protect the well-being of our community through our united voice and actions. We are all committed to making our neighborhood a safe, clean, and well-maintained place to live and raise our children.  Our all-volunteer non-profit Association meets monthly to discuss neighborhood concerns and provide an opportunity for city and other government agents, developers and other interested parties to meet directly with residents.

Won’t you join us in keeping our neighborhood the “the best kept secret in San Francisco?”  As a resident volunteer organization, our work is funded through yearly membership dues.  We need your support.  Membership dues are only $40 per year.  While access to our information is free, your dues pay for the cost mailings and monthly flyer distribution.

Get involved! Come to a meeting and add your name to our mailing list. Meetings are held at the St. Paul of the Shipwreck Church Administrative Office located at 1122 Jamestown at 6:30 p.m. Click here for the 2013 meeting schedule. For more information please contact Marsha Pendergrass at 415-468-9168 or visit our website at www.BayviewHillSF.org

We have a website and it contains lots of information on the Association including past meeting agendas and minutes.  But if you want to share with others in the neighborhood we have established a neighborhood only page using Nextdoor.  It’s like Facebook for our neighborhood!  Won’t you join us?  https://nextdoor.com/invite/821436e328019e18cbc2

“Located at the corner of Third and Le Conte in the Bayview-Hunters Point neighborhood, the new Construction Project at 660 Third Street (the site of the old Franciscan Motel) consists of 73 units of affordable family housing targeted to homeless families and individuals from the community.  Providence Foundation and Mercy Housing are sponsoring the Project.  It is scheduled to start construction in the Spring of 2012 and complete construction in early 2013.

Read construction site updates from Cahill Contractors: 
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