“What I Did For Love”: How a Performer Found His Second Act as a Tenderloin Tenant Organizer

By Julia Zrihen on July 13, 2026 Note: This article was originally published by Beyond Chron. A Journey Through AIDS and Homelessness to Permanent Supportive Housing Joseph Duffy has lived in the Tenderloin’s Pierre Hotel for 8 years. He got placed in the Pierre after 11 dreadful months of homelessness….

Breaking the Cycle Makes $7 Million Investment to Improve Living Conditions for Thousands of Supportive Housing Residents

Major investment restores vacant units, improves building performance, and makes public housing safer and more stable SAN FRANCISCO–  Today, the Breaking the Cycle Fund–a groundbreaking public-private partnership that Mayor Lurie launched last year to bring philanthropic resources alongside public investments to strengthen San Francisco’s homelessness and behavioral health response systems–announced…