(Photo courtesy Shutterstock)

(Photo courtesy Shutterstock)

Donate coats and shoes, get a doughnut

 

Tenderloin Station police officers will be holding a shoe and coat drive for homeless youth on Tuesday, with an added sweet perk. In exchange for dropping off a new pair of shoes or gently used coat, people will receive a free doughnut.

The event will take place at Doughtnut Dolly, in the lobby of 1355 Market St. from 8:30 a.m. to 11:00 a.m.

SEE RELATED: Among major cities, SF has highest percentage of unsheltered homeless youth

 homeless youthSFPDTenderloin Police Station

If you find our journalism valuable and relevant, please consider joining our Examiner membership program.
Find out more at www.sfexaminer.com/join/
Previous story
Chicken spill impedes traffic on Hwy 101 during evening commute
Next story
‘Extreme’ king tides expected through Friday

Just Posted

City Administrator Naomi Kelly said Wednesday that the allegations against her husband were “based on the word of a liar.” (Kevin N. Hume/S.F. Examiner)
City Administrator Naomi Kelly takes leave after feds charge husband

High-ranking official under scrutiny over 2016 China trip

The J Church train could begin running again later this month on at least part of its surface route. (Mira Laing/Special to S.F. Examiner)
First Muni trains will return to service Dec. 19

Three additional bus routes coming back online in January

Smoking cannabis. (Shutterstock)
Supes ban tobacco smoking in apartments but exempt cannabis

San Francisco banned smoking and vaping of tobacco in apartments Tuesday night,… Continue reading

Dr. Grant Colfax and Mayor London Breed said new restrictions could come this week due to rising COVID-19 cases.<ins> (Examiner screenshot)</ins>
Breed: ‘More restrictive action’ needed to slow spread of COVID-19

San Francisco officials said Tuesday tougher restrictions will soon be imposed to… Continue reading

Many landlords fought the proposal requiring them to register properties, calling it an invasion of privacy. Kevin N. Hume/ S.F. Examiner
Housing inventory wins unanimous approval from supervisors

Legislation will require landlords to register properties, report vacancies and rents

Most Read