Where Community Connects
Since 1994, our mission has been to create
a vibrant, inclusive community on Treasure Island
One Treasure Island is committed to fostering and stewarding an equitable, inclusive, and thriving community for all Treasure Island residents, employees, businesses, and visitors. Lower-income households and those who have experienced homelessness are at the center of our mission.
With core values such as community, collaboration, and equity, One Treasure Island partners with those that live and work here to create room for every voice to be heard.
Together, as the Island develops, we will champion integration and access to opportunities within the broader, mixed-income neighborhood. From our community center to our signature education programs, we help our residents achieve stability and new opportunity through our integrated programs.
Land Acknowledgement
We acknowledge that One Treasure Island operates on the unceded ancestral homeland of the Ramaytush Ohlone people, the original inhabitants and stewards of the San Francisco Peninsula. We recognize that this land, now known as Treasure Island, carries a complex history and was traditionally used by the Ramaytush Ohlone as a site for fishing, shellfish gathering, and other vital cultural practices, reflecting their deep connection to the waters and lands of the Bay. This connection continues to the present through the enduring presence of the Ramaytush Ohlone community.
As we work to build and sustain a diverse, inclusive, and thriving mixed-income community, we honor the Ramaytush Ohlone people’s ongoing relationship to this land and commit to uplifting equity, stewardship, and community for all who call it home.
Take a closer look at One Treasure Island’s Work…
Impact
1237
Residents matched with quality employment
246
Graduates from the Construction Training Program
2,668
Resident tax returns filed
162K
Bags of groceries distributed
2,173
New affordable housing units in development
We Are Proud To Partner With Many Organizations
Collaboration and developing positive working relationships with a diverse group of organizations & individuals has been and will continue to be key to developing Treasure Island's new community.
I’m ready to learn, do new things, and reach my goals. I’ve learned to appreciate life, people and my freedom.”
— Paul Winters, Sanitation Training Pilot Program Graduate