providing free haircuts for those in need.

So Fresh City is a 501c3 nonprofit organization based in the San Francisco Bay Area dedicated to uplifting those in need through free haircuts, hygiene services, and social advocacy. We believe that everyone deserves to feel their best, and our mission is to provide not just physical grooming, but also a sense of dignity and community support. Our services include professional haircuts, personal grooming, and hygiene kits that equip individuals with essential tools for self-care. We collaborate with local barbers and stylists who volunteer their time and skills, creating a welcoming space where people can transform their appearance and boost their confidence. In addition to our hands-on services, So Fresh City advocates for social change, raising awareness about the importance of access to hygiene and personal care in underserved communities.

About us

Upcoming events

  • Back to School in east oakland

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    August 7th, 2026

    12pm - 4pm

    Oakland Public Library: 81st Ave Branch

    1021 81st Ave

    Oakland, CA

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    Haircuts for Students and Youth

  • Back to School in east oakland pt 2

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    August 15th, 2026

    12pm - 4pm

    Oakland Public Library: Martin Luther King Jr. Branch

    6833 International Blvd

    Oakland, CA

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    Haircuts for Students and Youth

  • Jefferson hotel

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    September 3rd, 2026

    1pm - 5pm

    Jefferson Hotel

    Tenderloin Housing Clinic

    440 Eddy St

    San Francisco, CA

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    Haircuts for Tenants and Clients

  • San Quentin Wellness Week

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    September 17th, 2026

    8:30am - 11:30am

    San Quentin Rehabilitation Center

    So Fresh City x Freedom Braiders

    100 Main St

    San Quentin, CA

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    Hair and Beauty Services

  • Berkeley Dia De Los Muertos Celebration

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    October 24th, 2026

    Time TBD

    Berkeley High School

    1980 Allston Way

    Berkeley, CA

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    Haircuts for Students and Youth

    Various Youth Activities

    Resources