Watch mySight in action

See how mySight is fixing the housing crisis for San Franciscans like you.

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LifeFilter™

Take the #filter out of Instagram and into real life so you can remove all of the Uncomfortable Eye Clutter of pain and suffering from your daily commute.

GuiltBlock™

If you can’t see them, they can’t see you. Live shame free by avoiding the frustrating discomfort of direct eye contact of those most in need.

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Wear these stylish blinders to create a cozy safety zone around you where you can be certain nobody will want to talk to you.

You spoke. We listened.

Real life quotes from actual people.

The wealthy working people have earned their right to live in the city. They went out, got an education, work hard, and earned it. I shouldn’t have to worry about being accosted. I shouldn’t have to see the pain, struggle, and despair of homeless people to and from my way to work every day.

--Justin Keller

You can preach compassion, equality, and be the biggest lover in the world, but there is an area of town for degenerates and an area of town for the working class. There is nothing positive gained from having them so close to us.

--Greg Gopman

San Francisco has some of the craziest homeless people I have ever seen in my life. Stop giving them money, you know they just buy alcohol and drugs with it right? Next time just hand them a handle of vodka and a pack of cigarettes, it’ll save everyone some trouble.

--Peter Shih

No, mySight isn't real.

But San Francisco’s homelessness crisis is, and there are things you can do to help.

Get human.
Get educated.
Get involved.
Get loud.

Not sure how to interact with someone who’s unhoused? Here are a few things you can do:

Acknowledge people when they speak to you.
Even if you can’t give what someone is asking for, a smile or a nod of a head is better than ignoring them.
Ask what people want - don’t assume you know.
Check out this guide from the Coalition on Homelessness to learn more.

Know and understand what's going on in regards to the homelessness crisis.

How do people become unhoused? Learn more here.
Here’s a Q&A about homelessness in the Bay Area.
Pick up a copy of Street Sheet from an unhoused person in SF to learn more about what’s currently going on.
Prop C is on the ballot in SF in November and has the potential to drastically impact housing and supportive services for unhoused residents.
- Our City Our Home SF: Prop C information for Nov ballot
- SF Chronicle on Prop C
- Broke-ass Stuart's article on Prop C

Good news: there are tons of fantastic organizations out there doing great work that you can donate your time or money to. Here are a few worth checking out.

Coalition on Homelessness: CoH conducts outreach, advocacy, and organizing in partnership with unhoused residents.
San Francisco Department of Homelessness & Supportive Housing
Project Homeless Connect: Provides direct services such as haircuts, showers, and vision/dental to unhoused residents.
Concrn: Concrn trains community members and dispatches them to respond to crises.
Saint Francis Homeless Challenge: DFH is working to create safe organized spaces (SOS) for unhoused residents of San Francisco
GLIDE: Provides meals, healthcare, case management, and a variety of services to unhoused residents.
Miracle Messages: Help your neighbors experiencing homelessness reunite with their families and friends.
For a more thorough list, see the Chronicle's SF Homeless Project

Speak to the levers of change. If they don't listen, speak louder.

Government policies and companies in San Francisco have the power to make changes that massively impact the homeless community. Here are a few that you can contact.

Mayor London Breed- She has not yet supported Prop C!
Your district Supervisor, which you can find here.

Tell them what you’d like to see! More transitional housing? More services? More public restrooms?

VOTE! The election is Nov 6th, and you can start voting at City Hall as early as October 9th.