Visitacion Valley Community Center (San Francisco, Calif.)

found: Work cat.: NUCMC data from Judah L. Magnes Museum for Florence Friedman papers, undated(Visitacion Valley Community Center; the creation of the Center in 1922, located at 66 Raymond Ave., was, in large part, her doing; another community center expansion took place in 1938, when a two-story building was made, at 50 Raymond Ave., to house a ballroom, classroom, and administrative offices)

found: GNIS, June 12, 2007(Visitacion Valley Community Center; building in San Francisco County, Calif.; 37⁰42ʹ44ʺN; 122⁰24ʹ15ʺW)

found: VolunteerCenter WWW, June 12, 2007(Visitacion Valley Community Center, Inc.; the mission of the Visitacion Valley Community Center is to enhance and strengthen individuals, families, and communities by providing resources, services, and programs for the diverse residents of Visitacion Valley and the surrounding area; founded by Florence Friedman on Mar. 14, 1918; abbreviation: VVCC; VVCC was first funded through the War Camp Community Service League [no publs. in LC database], then became a charter member of Community Chest (United Way; better known as the San Francisco Community Chest) in 1922; incorp. as a non-profit Calif. corp. in Oct. 1922; early services included children's services, vocational training, and services to military personnel housed in the neighborhood during both World Wars)