Visibility Shifts

Show Up for the Neighborhoods We Deserve

Winning this race comes down to showing up. Not just at the doors, but out in the community, shoulder to shoulder with our neighbors. A visibility shift is your chance to represent this campaign at events across District 10, from Visitacion Valley, to Bayview, to Potrero Hill.

What a visibility shift is

Organizations across our district host cleanups, festivals, and community gatherings all year long. A visibility shift is simple. Our supporters show up, lend a hand, and let neighbors know there is a campaign rooted right here and ready to get to work.

Depending on the event, you might:

  • Table for the campaign and talk with neighbors

  • Roll up your sleeves for a neighborhood cleanup

  • Wave signs and bring energy to a local gathering

  • Simply be present, meet people, and show what community looks like when we lead with collaboration and not intimidation or fear.

Why it matters

Change happens when neighbors come together, speak up, and act as one. Every time a supporter shows up to help clean a block or greet a neighbor, we build the trust and relationships that turn into votes in November. That is how we build the neighborhoods we deserve.

How we show up

These are community events hosted by other organizations, not campaign events, and we attend as guests. We come to lend a hand and be good neighbors first. Joining one of these events does not mean the host organization supports Theo or this campaign, and we never ask a host to make the day about us. We follow each host's rules on signs and materials, and when an event is about service, we are there to serve.

Ready to show up? See our upcoming visibility shifts and grab a slot

 

  • Sunday Streets - Bayview

    Sunday, August 23, 2026 at 12:00 PM · 2 rsvps · Lane St between Thomas Ave and Underwood Ave in San Francisco, CA

     

    One day a year, Third Street belongs to us. No cars, no rushing, just neighbors filling the corridor end to end. Kids on bikes. Music. Vendors set up right on the pavement. It looks the way Third Street should look every day.

    I’ll be out there and I’d love to see you. Come find our team, say hello, tell me what’s going on with your block. There’s no cost to attend and the whole route is open to the public.

    Neighbors from Potrero Hill, Dogpatch, Visitacion Valley, and Sunnydale, this one is worth the trip.

    If you can give a couple of hours to help us out, RSVP here and we’ll follow up with where to meet and what we need.

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