PR Pro for The Salvation Army from SF to DC and back. Loving the Bay Area, hiking and reading a good book. An avid fan of David Bowie and good music everywhere.
San Francisco, CA
Joined May 2008
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Jennifer Byrd retweeted
We are excited to announce that in the next few weeks in conjunction with @salvationarmysf, we will be opening "Hope House." San Francisco’s first abstinence based shelter for the homeless. Leaving your addiction behind is a huge first step to recovery! @SteveAdami
Jennifer Byrd retweeted
San Franciscans asked for recovery to lead the way in ending homelessness and the drug crisis. We @salvationarmysf in partnership with @SF_DPH are ready to step up and provide it!
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Jennifer Byrd retweeted
Yesterday, in partnership with @wscommservices we opened James Baldwin Place. A 54 bed clean and sober transitional housing program for people who've completed drug treatment. We are bringing recovery back to San Francisco. @DanielLurie @SteveAdami @TheWayOutSF @Twolfrecovery
Jennifer Byrd retweeted
San Francisco is desperate for recovery. thewayoutsf.org is working hard to provide a full continuum of care from detox to housing. We should all be working together to end this, not to defend the status quo. @SteveAdami
Jennifer Byrd retweeted
Today, Bishop Mariann Edgar Budde boldly called out Donald Trump for his hatred and bigotry at the National Cathedral Prayer Service. Now, the GOP is attacking her for speaking truth to power.
RETWEET if you stand with Bishop Budde against Trump!
Jennifer Byrd retweeted
Gorgeous sunset colors in Point Reyes tonight just as the first full moon of 2025 (The Wolf Moon) came up over Tomales Bay in Inverness.
Jennifer Byrd retweeted
Timothy’s Journey: There is no greater gift than watching someone overcome addiction & homelessness and get “a second chance at a first class life.” Recovery 1st! abc7news.com/post/salvation-…
Jennifer Byrd retweeted
The sound of the iconic Salvation Army bell means more than just the holidays—it’s a call to hope and healing. Volunteers are ringing in the season of giving, making a difference one cheerful chime at a time.
Captain Chris Wikle from SoMa Corps shared the heart behind this tradition on @KTVU. Let’s keep the spirit alive by supporting our mission to serve those in need this holiday season.
Join use in spreading joy—because every ring brings hope. 🎄🔔
Jennifer Byrd retweeted
In @sfchronicle today I describe how California must break out of its all-or-nothing approach to housing if it wants to help homeless people who have substance use disorders 1/2
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Jennifer Byrd retweeted
Uri Berliner has worked at NPR for 25 years.
He still works there.
And today he published this essay in @TheFP:
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Jennifer Byrd retweeted
Thanks, @metaversehell and @lwoodhouse, for checking out @salvationarmysf and it's drug treatment and housing programs. San Francisco needs recovery from addiction badly. @TheWayOutSF is the solution. @SteveAdami @PirateWires @DarrenNorton20
Jennifer Byrd retweeted
One of the best days of the campaign so far. This @salvationarmysf program gets a lot right, including: immediate intake, 6-month residential care, and an emphasis on recovery and sobriety.
Thank you @DanielLurie for touring our Harbor Light recovery program and taking time to do Q & A with our program participants and learn what San Francisco can do better to get people off the street and into recovery from those with lived experience.
Jennifer Byrd retweeted
Meet Adonis, who’s rebuilding his life at The Salvation Army through our Recovery System of Care.
As we wrap up Valentine’s Day celebrations, let’s also celebrate Adonis’ journey of strength and growth, alongside countless others like him, reminding us that recovery is possible – at San Francisco, CA
Jennifer Byrd retweeted
Had a great meeting with Emily White @salesforce today talking about our homeless initiative, thewayoutsf.org.
Thank you for your support! @TheWayOutSF @SteveAdami
Jennifer Byrd retweeted
Meet Corey, a true testament to resilience and transformation. Thanks to The Salvation Army’s Recovery System of Care, Corey found a safe, stable, and disciplined environment for change.
After 20+ years in and out of jails and drug addiction, he’s now 16 months clean and sober! – at San Francisco, CA
Jennifer Byrd retweeted
I'm so grateful to have both @SteveAdami and @Twolfrecovery as part of the @salvationarmysf team as we work to bring more programs and housing that's focused on recovery from addictions to San Francisco! beyondchron.org/san-francisc…
Jennifer Byrd retweeted
Mayor London Breed right now at annual Salvation Army lunch declaring today Salvation Army Day in SF in honor of the nonprofit’s 140th year in SF @salvationarmysf
Jennifer Byrd retweeted
Thank you @salvationarmy for the work you do to provide recovery-focused care + compassionate support to individuals struggling w/ addiction.
Holistic initiatives like @TheWayOutSF create strong foundations for lifelong recovery to address the humanitarian crisis on our streets.
Jennifer Byrd retweeted
It’s too easy to get high & too difficult to get sober in SF, and we must do everything we can as a City to support those struggling with addiction.
Thank you to @TheWayOutSF & @salvationarmysf for your work in ensuring that a pathway to recovery is possible.
