Your tax-deductible gift supports our
mission of providing health care and
other services to sex workers in need.
Help us help them by mailing your check
or money order to:
St. James Infirmary, Attn: Development,
1372 Mission Street, San Francisco,
CA 94103.
If you prefer, you can donate online through
Paypal!
In support of its mission,
the St. James Infirmary actively seeks
charitable gifts. Such gifts are necessary
for the agency to continue. All gifts
are accepted with the understanding
that donors will not have undue or inappropriate
influence on the mission, operating
policies or procedures of the St. James
Infirmary. As a public charity focused
on providing health care to sex workers,
the policy of the St. James Infirmary
is to remain community-centered and
collaborative in building a political
advocacy and activism agenda. Building
common cause across the sex industry
that is grounded in a peer-driven process
is a complicated endeavor that takes
difficult work. We are committed to
developing a means of actualizing solidarity
in this struggle.
"Never underestimate
the power of small incremental change
over a long period of time."
We are fortunate in that the sex worker
community is full of generous and talented
entertainers. Do you like to organize
events and want to help a worthy cause?
If you would like to host an event and
make the St. James Infirmary a beneficiary,
please contact our Development
Coordinator. We'll do what we can
to help.
Clothing Donations
We accept clothing donations (1-2 grocery
bags per donation) for our clothing
closet. Clothing must be clean and in
good condition (no holes, stains, etc.).
YES!
New undergarments & socks
Shirts (button-down, t-shirts,
etc.)
Skirts
Pants
Dresses
Shoes (for every gender)
Sex Worker gear
No Thanks
Used undergarments & socks
Make-up
Children's toys
Kitchen ware (dishes, etc) &
appliances
Furniture
Used computers
Used office equipment
Merchandise
Have a look at our merchandise!
All proceeds benefit the St. James Infirmary.
Community
Thrift
St. James is a proud beneficiary of
Community Thrift's donation program.
Take all your old furniture, clothes
and cool stuff that you don't need anymore
and donate it in St James's name! (Please
be sure to let them know you wish your
items to be donated to SJI.)
Visit
the Community Thrift Store at:
623 Valencia Street (near 17th Street)
San Francisco, CA 94110
Phone: 415.861.4910
Fax: 415.861.7483
The Community Thrift Store is open 7
days a week, and you can make your donations
from 10:00 am - 5:00 pm.
Community Thrift Donation Guidelines:
Your donations are tax-deductable. Please
ask for a receipt at the time of donation.
On it you will be required to provide
a name, address, and an estimate of
your donation's tax deduction value.
We suggest either 1/3 of the donation's
new value, or an estimate of the second-hand
value. Pack your donations in boxes
or bags. Loose items take much longer
to process. When donating clothes, please
remove any clothes hangers. Community
Thrift cannot accept donations of personal
computers or software.
Volunteer
Interested in helping out? If so, please
call us at 415-554-8494 to request an
application (no drop-in’s please). You
can also download the volunteer application
below.
In addition to the positions listed
below, we are currently in special need
of licensed Medical Doctors,
Nurse Practitioners, and Physician
Assistants who can provide primary
medical care.
Administrative Assistant
Clothing Closet Assistant
Data Entry Assistant
Food Pantry Assistant
Fund Raising Assistant (Events &
Donors)
Grant-Writer
HIV/STI Counselors (Certified)
Intake Counselor
Massage & Reiki Practitioners
Medical Clinicians—Primary Care
Physicians, Physician Assistants,
Nurse Practitioners, Nurses, Physical
Therapists, etc.
Outreach Worker and Assistant
Research Assistant
Technical (I/T) Consultants
Potential new Board Members
are also being interviewed. These
individuals should have knowledge
in one or more of the areas of public
health, clinical service delivery,
contract or nonprofit management,
and/or fundraising.
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