Get Involved: Support the SFAI Legacy Foundation + Archive 

SFAI Legacy Foundation + Archive's mission is to protect, sustain, and carry into the future the legacy of the San Francisco Art Institute–a legacy of bold, experimental artistic practice and innovative scholarly inquiry.

We are a community of artists and art lovers–board members and foundation advisors include SFAI alumni, former staff and faculty, scholars, neighbors, and friends. Join us to help grow our nascent organization and celebrate and build SFAI's reputation as a cultural force in the San Francisco Bay Area and beyond. We welcome donations at all levels as each gift is essential to our mission. All donations are tax-deductible.  

For inquiries regarding donations, please contact us at [email protected].

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SFAI Legacy Foundation + Archive is is a not-for-profit, tax-exempt organization under the provisions of section 501(c)3 of the Internal Revenue Code. No goods or services are provided in exchange for your generous financial donation. The Foundation's federal tax identification number is 88-3940860. 

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Image: CSFA Students March to Save the School ca. 1954.

​Thank you to our Generous Supporters!

​Patricia Augsburger
Jacquelynn Baas
Maria Barbist
Laura Boles Faw
William Bondy
Jennifer Brokaw
Will Brown
California State Library
Katherine Cameron
Jeanne Chowning
Margaret Crane
Jon Davies
Charles DeSantis
Gale Elston
Susan Eslick
Catherine Fairbanks
Michele Foyer
Douglas Gower
​Dianne Hagaman
Joshua Keller
Karla Klarin
John Kozubik (recurring gift)
Susanna Lamaina

Howard Levine
​Leah Levy
Stella Lochman
Mary V Marsh
Alberta Mayo
Mark McGowan
Win Mixter
Richard Mohr
​National Endowment for the Humanities
Christine Pan
Zeese Papanikolas
​Jill Peterson
Mary Prendiville
Kim Rainey
​Deborah Remington Charitable Trust for the Visual Arts
Sally Richardson
Linda Scourtis
Merylee Smith Bingham
Steven Spector
Edward Weller
Heather Wilcoxon
Tanya Zimbardo

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Header Image: Paffard Keatinge-Clay's new addition at 800 Chestnut Street, ca. 1968. Collection SFAI Legacy Foundation + Archive.