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Featured Business

BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT

OLD SKOOL CAFE

Old Skool Cafe is a faith-based, violence prevention program, that provides job training, employment and a second chance at life by way of a 1920’s speakeasy, jazz restaurant, run by at-risk, formerly incarcerated and foster care youth ages 16-22.

Come hungry and leave inspired!

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Word A Café

Restaurants/Cafes

(415) 500-2501

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Tallio's Coffee

Restaurants/Cafes

(800) 278-6533

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La Laguna

Restaurants/Cafes

(415) 643-4436

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All Good Pizza

Restaurants/Cafes

(415) 933-9384

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U3Fit

Gyms

(415) 872-7175

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Old Skool Cafe

Restaurants/Cafes

(415) 822-8531

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Gratta Wines

Bars

(415) 872-9791

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The African Outlet

Retail

(415) 864-3576

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TATO

Restaurants/Cafes

(415) 948-0974

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Metro PCS

Retail

415-822-8800

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Gratta Italian Market

Grocery

(415) 872-9791

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The Board

BMA BOARD

AL WILLIAMS

President

Al is founder and President of Alfred Williams Consultancy, LLC (AWC), a San Francisco based public affairs and community relations consulting firm. Prior to founding AWC in 1993, Mr. Williams was an executive for 13 years with Olympia and York, an international commercial real estate developer.

Al holds a Bachelor of Science Degree in Sociology from Florida A&M University. He completed the Management Development Program for Entrepreneurs at UCLA’s Anderson School of Management.

In addition to being President of the Bayview Merchants Association, he is President of the San Francisco African American Historical & Cultural Society (the “Society”), Vice President of Avenue Greenlight a philanthropic organization that provides grants to organizations engaged in economic revitalization throughout San Francisco and a member of the San Francisco African American Chamber of Commerce.

DONTAYE BALL

Vice-President

Dontaye Ball, also known as Mr. Gumbo, is the chef owner of Gumbo Social, a San Francisco based pop-up restaurant specializing in gumbo and soul food since 2018. Earning his Culinary Arts Degree from San Francisco City College and completing his internship at Delfina restaurant, today Chef Ball believes that Gumbo is the most important food to American culture.

When Mr. Gumbo isn’t cooking his award winning gumbo, he is raising his teenage twin sons and serving as VP of the Bayview Merchants Association and as Delegate for the Bayview Council of District Merchants Association in San Francisco.

Among other media appearances, Chef Ball has been featured in Forbes, the San Francisco Chronicle, and on the Kelly Clarkson Show.

Learn more at gumbosocial.com and on Instagram @gumbosocial
https://www.gumbosocial.com

MARSHA MALOOF

Treasurer

As President and Principal of Maloof & Associates Consulting, she has over two decades of experience in the fields of municipal and nonprofit management, program planning-development-implementation management, public and community engagement.

Marsha has lived in San Francisco for the last twenty years and has two sons, three grandchildren. Her recent history includes a last name change from Pendergrass to Maloof after marrying her long-time partner in 2014.

Marsha Maloof is a committed community advocate with a long history of community service. Upon moving to San Francisco, she joined the Bayview Hill Neighborhood Association and became President in 2003. She is a NERT trained volunteer, a member of San Francisco’s Disaster Corps and is an active board member of the San Francisco Conservation Corps. In addition, she has served as an adjudicator with the San Francisco District Attorney’s Neighborhood Courts program since 2009 and serves on various committees at her church, Jones Memorial United Methodist.

MARCUS TARTT

Secretary

For the past 18 years, Marcus Tartt has helped to develop sustainable businesses in under-resourced communities throughout the San Francisco Bay Area. Prior to joining Renaissance Entrepreneurship Center as the Bayview Center Director, Marcus launched the Community Developer, a commercial real estate business in East Oakland, CA and worked as a Senior Project Manager for the City of Pinole, CA where he led multiple development teams to redevelop under-utilized property along the San Pablo Avenue Commercial Corridor.

Currently, as the Bayview Center Director, Marcus oversees the implementation of programs and services that support aspiring and emerging African American Entrepreneurs throughout the Bay Area. A warrior for economic justice and minority small businesses, Marcus likes to hike, bike ride and play racket ball during his free time.

ANDREA BAKER

Board Member

Andrea has provided community development and outreach services to both for profit and nonprofit projects in the Bay Area. Her work is informed by a deep commitment to ensuring that communities have a voice in changes that impact their vision for neighborhoods that they call ‘home’. Recently, her work has
included conducting outreach for the Waterfront Resilience Program for the Port of San Francisco, and leading the outreach and engagement for University of California, San Francisco’s $1.5 Billion build for their Parnassus Campus.

Her work has involved the coordination of multiple parties, outreach to community residents, merchants, and other stakeholders; as well as the facilitation of group meetings in culturally diverse neighborhoods like East Palo Alto, Bayview-Hunters Point, Fillmore, Oceanview/Merced/Ingleside, Chinatown/North Beach and Mission communities. She has significant experience in engaging community stakeholders to facilitate productive visioning and planning discussions. This has
been impactful in developing plans that incorporate and meet the needs of the community.

Board Membership and Awards

Andrea has served on several boards including Big Brothers Big Sisters, Renaissance Entrepreneurship Center, Berkeley Arts Center, and Women’s Alliance, and the Fillmore Merchants Association. She has served as the Chair of the African American Shakespeare Company and is currently a Board member of Bayview Merchants Association and Shipyard Trust for the Arts (STAR). In 2015, Andrea received the Entrepreneurship award from the National Coalition for 100 Black Women at the 10th Annual Golden Girls "Bridging the Generations'' Hats & Gloves Tea Party. She was recently appointed to the SFPUC Citizens Advisory Committee as the Small Business representative. She has also been recognized with a Bronze Jefferson Award.

Client Experience

San Francisco County Transportation Authority (SFCTA), San Francisco Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SPCA), University of California San Francisco (UCSF), FivePoint, Port of San Francisco, SCOOT, Mary Modern, Resilient by Design, AECOM, Millennium Partners, Forest City Development, BUILD Inc., San Francisco Planning, San Francisco Redevelopment Agency, San Francisco Jazz Festival, San Francisco Housing Development Corporation, Geva’s Caribbean Cuisine, Bread Workshop, Square One Restaurant, Berkeley Repertory Theatre, Alameda County, Sustainable Long Island, Good Life Grocery, AnewAmerica Community
Corporation, Bayview Business Resource Center, Baker Foods, Inc.

Education

Bachelor of Science, Hotel and Restaurant Management, Cornell University, 1979
Leadership San Francisco, San Francisco Chamber of Commerce, 1989
Executive Management Program, Darden Business School, 2004

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HOW TO JOIN

Thank you for your interest in joining the Bayview Merchants Association! Click on the button below to submit your membership application online.

Once we receive your application, we’ll review it and bring your membership forward for approval in accordance with our current bylaws.

Once approved, we’ll send you a confirmation of your membership via email, typically within 2 weeks of submission.

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Membership Dues

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Membership fees are due upon approval for membership and again in January of each calendar year. All Memberships are subject to Board approval. If your membership is not approved for any reason, your payment will be refunded promptly.

General Membership is $100 (Voting Member with Business located in 94124)
Associate Membership is $500 (Non-Voting Member with Business located outside of 94124)

Online payment is strongly encouraged, however membership can be paid via checks made payable to:

Bayview Merchants Association
3801 Third Street, Suite 1068
San Francisco, CA 94124

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MEETING MINUTES

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