Be the Change You Wish to See
Congratulations Class of 2026
As summer begins, SFA is proud to celebrate another year of growth and achievement.
Across our four partner schools—Burton, Marshall, Lowell, and Wallenberg High Schools, SFA celebrated 19 graduating seniors, with 100% matriculating to college this fall. We are also excited to welcome a new cohort of 25 scholars as they begin their higher education journeys.
In addition, SFA proudly recognized 12 scholars who earned their college degrees this year, marking an important milestone in their academic and professional paths.
These accomplishments reflect the hard work, resilience, and determination of our students.
Congratulations to the Class of 2026
We look forward to all that you will achieve.
SFA Pharaoh's Court 2026
San Francisco Achievers proudly hosted its 3rd Annual Pharaoh’s Court Wellness Conference, bringing together 45 young men from Burton, Lowell, and Marshall High Schools for a powerful day of growth, reflection, and connection.
Throughout the day, scholars participated in engaging workshops focused on physical, mental, and economic wellness, while connecting with community partners through interactive resource tables. The conference created space for the young men to explore the importance of self-care, financial awareness, and personal development in a supportive and empowering environment.
We extend a special thank you to our sponsor, UCSF, as well as our incredible guest speakers and dedicated volunteers who helped make this day such a meaningful experience for our scholars. Their time, insight, and commitment to uplifting the next generation made the conference both impactful and inspiring.
Pharaoh’s Court is designed to provide our scholars with a day dedicated to empowerment, brotherhood, and holistic well-being—equipping them with the knowledge, resources, and confidence needed to thrive both inside and outside the classroom.
Be the Change You Wish to See
SF ACHIEVERS •
San Francisco Achievers Is Committed
African American
Males Served
2,300
Scholars Supported
364
Scholarships Awarded
$6M
Our Core Programs
Congratulations Class of 2022!
What a year! We are happy to be part of your college journey and we are equally excited about your future.
Watch the 2022 San Francisco Achievers
Scholarship Award Ceremony held at SF City Hall
Join the Movement
Every year, our dedicated supporters demonstrate their commitment to youth success by volunteering their time and talents. Your choice to invest in the lives of our Achievers and Scholars makes a tangible difference, and we deeply appreciate your invaluable contributions.
From interviewing prospective Scholars to serving as mentors and career panelists, volunteers have always been at the heart of SFA’s mission. By opening doors to life-changing opportunities, you not only transform the lives of the young men we serve but also strengthen the broader Bay Area community. Together, we are building a brighter, more equitable future.
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Congratulations Class of 2026
As summer begins, SFA is proud to celebrate another year of growth and achievement.
Across our four partner schools—Burton, Marshall, Lowell, and Wallenberg High Schools, SFA celebrated 19 graduating seniors, with 100% matriculating to college this fall. We are also excited to welcome a new cohort of 25 scholars as they begin their higher education journeys.
In addition, SFA proudly recognized 12 scholars who earned their college degrees this year, marking an important milestone in their academic and professional paths.
These accomplishments reflect the hard work, resilience, and determination of our students.
Congratulations to the Class of 2026
We look forward to all that you will achieve.
Our Impact Targets by 2028
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Support over 3,000 African American males in the Bay Area with pathways to educational and career success!
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Provide early career training to 100 scholarship recipients!
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Place at least 50% of scholars in internship opportunities, creating a strong foundation for economic stability!
