Ruby's Clay Studio & Gallery

Social Services Organization in San Francisco, California

4.4(14 reviews)

(415) 558-9819552 Noe St, San Francisco, CA 94114View on Yelp

Ruby's Clay Studio & Gallery - social services organization in San Francisco, CA

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4.4

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About Ruby's Clay Studio & Gallery

At 552 Noe St in San Francisco, Ruby's Clay Studio & Gallery handles art schools, art galleries, community service/non-profit. Yelp reviewers rate them 4.4 stars across 14 reviews. Services include art schools, art galleries, community service/non-profit.

How They Can Help

Services at Ruby's Clay Studio & Gallery include art schools, art galleries, community service/non-profit. If you need help figuring out what benefits or programs you qualify for, they can walk you through the options. Call (415) 558-9819.

What to Expect

Start by calling (415) 558-9819 to explain what you need help with. They can tell you what programs might apply to your situation and what paperwork to bring when you visit.

Service Area

Ruby's Clay Studio & Gallery is at 552 Noe St in San Francisco, CA. They serve the local area and surrounding communities.

Frequently Asked Questions

What documents do I need to bring?

Typically a photo ID, proof of address, proof of income for all household members, and Social Security cards. Some programs require additional documentation. Call (415) 558-9819 to find out exactly what to bring.

Do I need an appointment at Ruby's Clay Studio & Gallery?

Some organizations take walk-ins, others schedule appointments. Call (415) 558-9819 to find out and to ask what documents you should bring so your visit is productive.

Where is Ruby's Clay Studio & Gallery?

They are at 552 Noe St in San Francisco, CA 94114. Call (415) 558-9819 for hours of operation and directions.

Can Ruby's Clay Studio & Gallery help me apply for food stamps?

Many community organizations help with SNAP and other food assistance applications. Call (415) 558-9819 to ask whether they provide application assistance and what the current processing time looks like in California.