Restarting our economy, helping people find employment is more important, and more difficult than ever, as the Bay Area starts to recover from the economic devastation of COVID-19.
If you want to donate to support the work of The Job Forum, please use the donation form below. If you want to receive a Gift Certificate that a job hunter can use for a coaching session(s) in return for your donation, please click here.
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The Job Forum is a 501(c)3 nonprofit supported under the SF Chamber Foundation. The tax ID is #943114015. Do you prefer to donate over the phone? Please contact Janet Beach (415) 433-3565, or jbeach@usmarketingservices.com
Many of you have been asking us at The Job Forum “What can I do to help out?”
You can actually do a lot. You can become a donor to The Job Forum, a nearly 70- year-old, 501(c)(3) non-profit with an impressive track record of helping job hunters.
HELP Us to help job hunters now and rebuild the SF Bay Area economy. Thank you.
We want to help. You can help us reach those looking for a job and encourage them to come to the Job Forum – VIRTUALLY.
The Job Forum offers virtual meetings to advise job hunters every Wednesday evening. Special workshops for job hunters and business people trying to grow revenues are on most Thursday evenings.
Corporate Sponsors
We welcome corporate sponsors and are able to customize visibility and special events in return for your support of the Job Forum. We welcome community relation managers or foundations to contact Chairman, Janet Beach.
SF Chamber of Commerce
The SF Chamber of Commerce has sponsored the Job Forum since the 1950’s. The Chamber believes the The Job Forum directly contributes to the business and economic health of the SF Bay Area through support and job search coaching of talented business and non-profit managers who wish to thrive in careers here. San Francisco’s economic success depends on a vibrant, motivated workforce. The SF Chamber supports The Job Forum’s work to help prepare job hunters to find jobs and succeed in them.
LinkedIn, the largest professional network is a sponsor of The Job Forum. Their mission of connecting professionals to make them successful and productive, aligns perfectly with The Job Forum where we connect job hunters to managers in San Francisco who advise, coach and help them get jobs. Thank you to LinkedIn Community Relationship for your support!
McGuireWoods LLP
McGuireWoods LLP a leading U.S. law firm, with more than 1,000 attorneys, in 23 offices including in San Francisco, USA, Europe and Asia, has become a sponsor of the Job Forum, which is also sponsored by the SF Chamber of Commerce. David Powell, Managing Partner of McGuireWoods’ San Francisco office has decided the firm will contribute and support The Job Forum because of the unique service to job seekers the Job Forum provides. McGuireWood’s team of talented attorneys bring a deep and broad range of experience to their clients. Their careers have given them experience with all that makes San Francisco so unique.
CAL APPS
The Job Forum had an old website that needed help, so we felt the need to re-design their old website with more engaging dynamic website where they can be able to manage their content within a user-friendly interface. We created a dynamic responsive website, with features like accepting online donations to help with their fundraising activities. CalApps is proud to support the Job Forum and its primary sponsor, the SF Chamber of Commerce. We maintain their website on a regular basis.
DILLINGHAM AND MURPHY
The Job Forum has benefited, for more than a decade, from the generous support and pro-bono services provided by Bill Murphy, a founder of Dillingham and Murphy. Dillingham and Murphy is a full-service law firm with a special expertise in employment law, among many other specialties. The firm represents a wide range of domestic and international clients, including major publicly owned corporations, private companies, start-ups, non-profits, individuals, and governmental entities throughout the Bay Area and Northern California. The Job Forum is grateful for this support.