Beautification Awards
Event Details
Where:
Marines' Memorial Club, 609 Sutter Street, San Francisco, CA 94102
When: Monday, October 16, 2017 from 5:30 PM to 7:30 PM
Program begins at 6:00 PM sharp.
When: Monday, October 16, 2017 from 5:30 PM to 7:30 PM
Program begins at 6:00 PM sharp.
2017 Nominees
The Avenue Theater Project
The Buchanan Mall
Carolyn Thomas
Charles Farrugia
College Hill Learning Garden
Ed Silvia
Ford GoBike
Friends of Alemany Farm
Friends of Franklin Square
Friends of Kenny Alley
Friends of Tunnel Top Park
Friends of West Portal Playground
The Greenhouse Project
Jennifer Board
Julia Brashares
Knitting the Commons
Love and Luxe
Mission Bernal Merchants Association
Nate Allbee
Pamela Axelson / Athens Avalon Greenspace
Precita Eyes Muralists
Sisterhood Gardens
Sustainable Magic of San Francisco
The Women's Building
The Buchanan Mall
Carolyn Thomas
Charles Farrugia
College Hill Learning Garden
Ed Silvia
Ford GoBike
Friends of Alemany Farm
Friends of Franklin Square
Friends of Kenny Alley
Friends of Tunnel Top Park
Friends of West Portal Playground
The Greenhouse Project
Jennifer Board
Julia Brashares
Knitting the Commons
Love and Luxe
Mission Bernal Merchants Association
Nate Allbee
Pamela Axelson / Athens Avalon Greenspace
Precita Eyes Muralists
Sisterhood Gardens
Sustainable Magic of San Francisco
The Women's Building
2016 Winners
Activation Award: Recognizes nominees who convert under-utilized spaces into vibrant useful spaces.
Nominees: Excelsior Action Group / Friends of Kenny Alley, Playland at 43rd Avenue, Robert Louis Stevenson Elementary School, Tyra Fennell / Imprint.City, Visitacion Valley Greenway
Best Public Program: Recognizes a program or project of the City of San Francisco that has made a significant contribution to the beauty and livability of San Francisco.
Nominees: Ingleside Library Garden Project, Pavement to Parks Program
Partnership Award: Recognizes nominees who have done an outstanding job of creating connections and building relationships between diverse groups and individuals, which have resulted in successful stewardship of public places.
Nominees: Karin Flood, John Nulty
Placemaking Award: Recognizes nominees whose contributions have created a sense of place or identity in a public space.
Nominees: Heart of the City Farmers' Market, Ridge Lane
The Friedel Klussmann Award: Recognizes inspirational grassroots action.
Nominees: BRITE (Bayview Residents Improving Their Environment), Excelsior Outer Mission Merchants / Dark Horse Inn, Parks 94124 / Maya Rogers
The Golden Gate Award: Recognizes nominees who have made a significant contribution to the union of nature and the built environment.
Nominees: Climate Action Now! / Markos Major, Dolores Street Pollinator Boulevard, Sisterhood Garden, Sustainable Magic of San Francisco, Summer Community Mural at Boeddeker Park
The Seven Hills Award: Recognizes nominees who have made a significant contribution to the creation of unique neighborhood character.
Nominees: Tenderloin People's Garden and Mural, Portola Garden Tour
Unsung Hero Award: Recognizes an individual or team that has provided a service to the City that is largely unrecognized but makes a significant contribution to creating, enhancing, and protecting the beauty and livability of San Francisco.
Nominees: Gideon Kramer, Jean Bogiages
Additional Acknowledgments
Legacy Award: Recognizes an individual for extraordinary contributions to keeping San Francisco Beautiful.
Icon Award: Recognizes an individual who has significantly contributed to the image of San Francisco throughout the world.
Elected City Partner Award: Recognizes an elected official who has provided leadership on legislation that contributes to the beauty of San Francisco.
City Partner Award: Recognizes an individual or group in a city department that has supported a project resulting in a citywide impact.
Awardees: Larry Stringer, Jimmer Cassiol
City Partner Award: Recognizes an individual or group in a city department that has supported a project resulting in a citywide impact.
Awardees: Lanita Henriquez
City Partner Award: Recognizes an individual or group in a city department that has supported a project resulting in a citywide impact.
Awardees: Staci Morrison, Kristin Smith, Candace Sue, Paul Rose
Vision Award: Recognizes a project that has a transformative vision for San Francisco and has also demonstrated feasibility and community input.
Cable Car Bell Ringer Award: Recognizes the annual winner of the Cable Car Bell Ringing Contest.
Cable Car New Team Member Award: Recognizes a new team member of the Cable Car family.
