Employees traded laptops and in-office meetings for safety vests, gloves and trash bags to embark on revitalizing downtown San Francisco.
More than 200 employees from five major companies in Downtown San Francisco joined forces to give back to the city.More than 200 employees from five major companies in Downtown San Francisco joined forces to give back to the city.
Several months ago, executives from Chase, Gap, Wells Fargo, Levi Strauss and Visa got together to come up with ideas to revitalize downtown San Francisco. Employees traded laptops and in-office meetings for safety vests, gloves and trash bags. The nonprofit leading them is HandsOn Bay Area.
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