Daughter of a Dragon Drop-In Center
Presented by Agnes Memorial Church & Community Action Alliance providing free food, laundry, shower and toiletries to our unhoused community.
About Daughter of a Dragon
Drop-In Center
The Daughter of a Dragon Drop-In Center is a program under development by CAA to address the cries of the Oakland community to establish more support services to help some of the problems created by homelessness, poverty and neglect.
2732 International Blvd
Oakland, CA (Map)
Providing Essential Services: Hygiene Facilities and Connectivity for Oakland & the Bay Area’s Homeless Community
FREE SHOWERS, TOILETRIES & LAUNDRY SERVICE
Every Friday 11AM - 3PM
Portable showers, washers and dryers are put in place so that the homeless population can have a safe place to practice personal hygiene.
FREE PORTABLE CELL PHONE & LAPTOP CHARGING STATIONS
Portable cell phone and laptop charging stations will be implemented to allow those in our at-risk and homeless population to have a way to stay connected so that they can find jobs, work, resell things for fast money, check emails, connect with friends on social media, catch up with the news and communicate with loved ones.
2732 International Blvd
Oakland, CA (Map)
NOW OPEN
Free Showers & Laundry Service
Every Friday
11AM - 3PM
Free Toiletries Provided During Friday Services
Free Food Giveaway
Every Tuesday
11AM - 1PM
Honoring a Legacy of Resilience and Community
The Daughter of a Dragon Drop-In Center was founded by Billie Simmons, a dedicated advocate and the visionary behind the nonprofit organization Community Action Alliance. This program stands as a tribute to her late father, Tobie Gene, a trailblazer who founded the East Bay Dragons, the first all-Black motorcycle club. Inspired by his legacy of strength, unity, and leadership, Billie created the center to address homelessness, poverty, and neglect in Oakland. The drop-in center embodies Tobie Gene’s spirit, offering a safe and supportive space for those in need while carrying forward a tradition of community empowerment.
Recent Press:
Founder of first all-Black Motorcycle Club Tobie Gene Levingston Leaves Behind Legacy
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