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SCRAP NEEDS YOUR SUPPORT!
SCRAP is now the proud owner of our forever home in the Bayview! With twice the space, we can expand our operations, grow our programs and deepen our impact in the community.
SCRAP is now the proud owner of our forever home in the Bayview! With twice the space, we can expand our operations, grow our programs and deepen our impact in the community.
DIVERT MORE WASTE ANNUALLY
DIVERT MORE WASTE ANNUALLY
250 tons > 350 tons
250 tons > 350 tons
INCREASE MONTHLY DEPOT VISITORS
INCREASE MONTHLY DEPOT VISITORS
45,000 > 60,000
45,000 > 60,000
GROW WORKSHOP & PROGRAM CAPACITY
GROW WORKSHOP & PROGRAM CAPACITY
More than 50%
More than 50%
HOST MORE COMMUNITY EVENTS, POP-UPS & COLLABORATIONS
HOST MORE COMMUNITY EVENTS, POP-UPS & COLLABORATIONS
SCRAP TO THE FUTURE
SCRAP TO THE FUTURE
Raising $7,500,000 to relocate, transform our new site, and enhance SCRAP’s future.
Raising $7,500,000 to relocate, transform our new site, and enhance SCRAP’s future.
Join us in building a vital hub at the nexus of creativity, education and environmental sustainability.
PIVOTAL PARTNERSHIPS
PIVOTAL PARTNERSHIPS
We are proud to partner with Steve Oliver and his son Josh, who bring a deep history of supporting the arts in San Francisco. Together they lead a construction and development firm with nearly 80 years of experience and a long-standing commitment to nonprofit real estate. Reflecting a genuine belief in SCRAP's mission, they will lead our build-out and financing with terms and a repayment timeline designed for SCRAP's long-term financial sustainability. Their partnership and guidance allow us to confidently embrace our new home.
Additionally, Cavagnero & Associates have committed 1100 hours of pro-bono architectural design.
An investment in SCRAP is an investment in San Francisco's creative future
An investment in SCRAP is an investment in San Francisco's creative future
MAKE A LEADERSHIP GIFT
MAKE A LEADERSHIP GIFT
Invest in San Francisco's Creative Future. Join us in building SCRAP's future as a vital hub for San Francisco at the nexus of creativity, education & sustainability.
Make a gift to SCRAP today! If you are interested in making a sizable financial contribution, we are actively seeking major donors and partners. If you want to learn more about this project, please let us know.
Write to executivedirector@scrap-sf.org and we will reach out to you!
EXPAND OUR REACH
EXPAND OUR REACH
Share SCRAP's story with someone who values creativity, sustainability, and community. Introductions are a powerful gift!
WAYS TO GIVE
WAYS TO GIVE
Mail a Check
Mail a Check
Make your check payable to Friends of SCRAP Inc.
Make your check payable to Friends of SCRAP Inc.
141 Industrial St, #1
141 Industrial St, #1
San Francisco, CA 94124
San Francisco, CA 94124
Donor Advised Funds
Donor Advised Funds
Contact your DAF representative directly and recommend a donation to SCRAP
Contact your DAF representative directly and recommend a donation to SCRAP
Appreciated Stock
Appreciated Stock
SCRAP'S MOVE IN THE NEWS!
SCRAP'S MOVE IN THE NEWS!
KQED Arts & Culture
KQED Arts & Culture
June 09, 2025
"So many arts nonprofits in San Francisco have faced similar challenges in recent years: a ticking clock, a tech-inflated real estate market, a strained funding landscape. The details are different, the outcomes familiar — closure, downsizing, “going nomadic.”
Not SCRAP. Living up to its name, the nonprofit has now achieved the seemingly impossible: purchasing a building and moving on its own terms."
SCRAP's IMPACT IN 2025
SCRAP's IMPACT IN 2025
We are so proud to share that 2025 was SCRAP's most successful year in our nearly 50-year history — a milestone built by this community, measured in so many ways...
Behind every number are teachers who stocked their classrooms, young people who discovered a love of making, and neighbors who found belonging here. None of it happens without you! Your belief in SCRAP made 2025 possible and will carry us forward
"I love that SCRAP is multidimensional and takes a holistic approach to addressing the MANY issues in our community. It challenges me to think differently about my art, my waste and how I treat materials and the environment.”
–SCRAP Customer
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