Do you LOVE DOLORES? Do you want to give back to the community? Well, we’re always looking for outgoing, creative volunteers who love Dolores Park to help spread the #lovedolores message. If you’re interested, come volunteer at our first Community Day of the year!
Earth Day Weekend! 4/21 + 4/22
History Day! 5/26
Cheer SF + Pre-Pride! 6/16


April: Surfrider

June: Leave No Trace

May: The Native Union

July: Cheer SF
Make, print, and decorate your own LOVE DOLORES sign, take a photo with you and the sign, and post/tweet it with the hashtags #lovedolores and #dolorespark. Browse what neighbors have shared in the Love Dolores Gallery.
Every Saturday, Sunday and holiday from 12 noon to 8 p.m., take your trash and recyclables to the edge of the park at the corner of 19th and Dolores streets, where volunteers and staff will help you sort your materials into the correct bins. The Knights of Revery are quite delighted by it below.
Aluminum cans are better than glass bottles. It’s better to throw your trash in the can, rather than not. And, well, can we all please hit the can, as well, rather than our beautiful grass? The Knights of Revery are on board, as well.

Guerrero Market & Deli
Katz Bagels
Jenny Zhou
Born and raised in San Francisco, Jenny went to Mission High School right across from Dolores Park! After graduating with a Bachelor’s Degree in Environmental Studies and Psychology, she moved back to San Francisco to work on improving the city’s sustainability and accessibility to its public spaces. Jenny enjoys promoting eco-friendly and safe living. She hopes to continue to help others in their sustainability endeavors!
Qian, Aka HQ, Graduated with a Bachelor’s degree in Fine Art from SFAI, staying in the Bay Area in search of a job that would expose her to dynamic cultures and great natural environments. One of her goals is to promote peace and love to everyone she meets! On her free time she enjoys hiking, cycling around SF, and relaxing at home. You can spot her wearing our cool LoveDolores gear this summer and if you see her, feel free to say hello!

A Bay Area native, Madison grew up in Larkspur alongside the scenic trails and open spaces of Marin County. After graduating with a Bachelor’s degree in Sociology from Colorado College, she returned to the Bay in search of a job that draws on the opportunities of the region’s beloved outdoor spaces. Madison believes her work with the LoveDolores Campaign achieves just that. Her goal is to promote active living and play spaces for everyone, and she welcomes the diverse communities and characters that make Dolores Park such a phenomenal place. Come see her at the park this weekend!
Everyone loves Dolores Park, and thanks to San Francisco voters who supported the 2008 Clean and Safe Neighborhood Parks bond, the park underwent a major $20.5 million renovation. Numerous community-driven meetings lead to the conceptual design of the improvement project. Input from local community members, neighbors, merchants, the San Francisco Recreation & Parks Department, the San Francisco Department of Public Works, and other major stakeholders shaped the final design. The park fully opened in January 2016 with a light-up event. The park now includes: