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upcoming 2018 counts
Date (2018) and Time	Omer Day	Spiritual Quality	Location	Type
April 21, 8:30 PM (Saturday)	22	Chesed of Netzach	Corner of 22nd & Santiago (McCoppin Square Park side)	Community Counts*
April 25, 8:30 PM (Wednesday)	26	Hod of Netzach	1806 26th Ave.	Congregations Count: Adath Israel
April 28, 8:45 PM (Saturday)	29	Chesed of Hod	Corner of 29th & Fulton (on park side of street)	Community Counts*
April 29, 8:30 PM (Sunday)	30	Gevurah of Hod	Corner of 30th & Fulton (on park side of street)	Congregations Count: Chabad of SF
May 5, 8:45 PM (Saturday)	36	Chesed of Yesod	Corner of 36th & Judah (on park side of street)	Community Counts*
May 12, 8:45 PM (Saturday)	43	Chesed of Malchut	Corner of 43rd & Clement (on park side of street)	Community Counts*
May 18, 8:45 PM (Friday)	49	Malchut of Malchut	On the beach promenade, at stairwell #17. (across from Beach Chalet)	Congregations Count: YeaShOre Community
* "Community Counts" days do not have congregations on that particular numbered block.

2018 days counted
Date (2016) and Time	Omer Day	Spiritual Quality	Location	Type
March 31, 8:15 PM (Saturday)	1	Chesed of Chesed	On Arguello (near corner of Lake & Arguello, in front of main entrance)	Congregations Count: Emanu-El
April 3, 8:00 PM (Tuesday)	4	Netzach of Chesed	Corner of 4th & Lincoln Way	Congregations Count: Chabad of Cole Valley
April 7, 8:15 PM (Saturday)	8	Chesed of Gevurah	Corner of 8th & Fulton (on park side of street)	Congregations Count: Be'chol Lashon
April 14, 8:15 PM (Saturday)	15	Chesed of Tiferet	Corner of 15th & Fulton (on park side of street)	Community Counts*
April 18, 8:15 PM (Wednesday)	19	Hod of Tiferet	625 Brotherhood Way	Congregations Count: Beth Israel Judea
April 20, 7:15 PM (Friday)	21	Malchut of Tiferet	Corner of 21st & Quintara (northwest corner)	Congregations Count: Ner Tamid
* "Community Counts" days do not have congregations on that particular numbered block.

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