Find Lesbian & Gay Rights Nonprofits and Charities

  Tammie2 wrote:

I started supporting this terrific organization in the Fall of 2011 and I continue to support it wholeheartedly to date. Their awareness campaign is thought provoking and their merchandise first rate. I really love their celebration of everybody's individuality... more »

  Jean Marie Angelo wrote:

The LGBT community center "movement" is a sometimes forgotten community. CenterLink is our main, national organization that provides support and advice to the 100+ local LGBT organizations scattered all over the country. Sometimes we have paid staff,... more »

  TrevorVolunteer wrote:

The Trevor Project offers a completely unique and vital service to the youth of America who are conflicted, not only by their own developmental and identity issues, but also by the mixed messaging they are receiving from political and social media. This... more »

  AEqualityH wrote:

Equality Florida is the hardest working social justice non-profit in the State of Florida. They are providing the tools to let activists and citizens throughout the state make change where they live - whether this is encouraging their employer to offer... more »

  Rob W. wrote:

This place was so needed here!!! I am glad to be a part of this from the start right up to now. Now we in north county do not have to travel to San Diego for vital services such as the ones provided here. I hope they are here to stay. The executive... more »

  EGurvis wrote:

Keshet is an invaluable part of our Jewish community here in Boston as its leaders work to build an open, welcoming and inclusive community. They teach and touch so many members of our community! more »

  Anthony G. wrote:

Ex-Board member here. The LGBT Center of Raleigh was so needed and here it stands! Offering programs and cheering on the LGBT population of NC. It has a devoted string of volunteers and members who do everything they can to make everyone feel welcome... more »

  Anne H.1 wrote:

Attended family week in P-town for the first time this year, it was one of the best weeks of my life. Love this organization and all they do to bring together families across the nation in love support and action. more »

  LGBTCancer wrote:

Malecare pioneered Gay cancer support services. Starting in 1998, Malecare developed and continues to facilitate cancer survivor support groups and online groups for gay, bisexual and transgender cancer survivors. Malecare is our country's leading Gay... more »

  jerner wrote:

Bradbury-Sullivan LGBT Community Center provides much-needed education and support to the LGBT community in the Lehigh Valley. The staff and directors are professional, committed, and incredibly hard-working. This organization makes the most of every... more »

  Richard129 wrote:

Amazing time! I started out as a youth and the staff/youth were extremely accepting and fun to talk with. The meetings are fun and educational. You will always leave the space with new information and feeling like your thoughts were heard. I eventually... more »

  Daywalkerpoet23 wrote:

GLBT Advocacy & Youth Services is a one-of-a-kind organization in the Tennessee Valley area. I have personally been witness to the organization's growth from an idea into an effective community service agency that not only serves the gay, lesbian, bisexual,... more »

  marble123 wrote:

They seem to have hit on a new approach to changing minds about gay marriage. Send pleasant people out to engage people pleasantly. I like this. I hope it works. Good One and Good Luck, Dave Cooper Ramona P.S. Please share this with the organization.... more »

  yvonnesa wrote:

I've beem a board member on a number of national marches on DC, including the one that presented the AIDS quilt. The NBJC group is carring on my early work with colleges, police and AIDS just to name a few. Keeping up to date about events, programs,... more »

  Travis A. wrote:

WDFH is an amazing organization that provides a beautiful stream of need and music. It is an essential resource for our community and deserves much more attention. more »

  Uknando wrote:

Immigration Equality has helped put the word out on an issue which affects me. They are always on top of every issue which is brought to their attention. They also tend to help people on a one on one basis in respect to questions about particular issues. more »

  rainbowcntr wrote:

Awesome staff. Wonderful source of referrals for community and professional services. I have used the library, gone to movie and karaoke nights and have been able to connect with my community. more »

  Bean wrote:

The Feminist Women's Health Center ROcks! I found quick and easy HIV testing (results within ten minutes!), kind and knowledegable employees, and a safe atmosphere for my health to grow. I also found a Center I would recommend to my family and friends... more »

  Writer wrote:

I attended an event in early 2017 in NYC where current Point scholars, alumni and some of their new community college scholarship recipients spoke. I was very impressed with the drive of these young people to finish their degrees and do good in the... more »

  elizabeth1 wrote:

RCB is unique and amazing. How refreshing to have an LGBT and Ally organization that is based on such an accessible thing as music. RCB is truly inclusive from its transgender members to their invaluable allies from 18-year-old's to senior citizens. Anyone... more »

  boothsea wrote:

A fabulous organization. Fiscally sound and works with other organizations to maximize outreach and programs to LGBTQ youth. more »

  chrissmith wrote:

This organization has been instrumental in linking our patients with safe, effective case management services through their peer navigator program. In a time when not all patients have access to billable services, they genuinely try to put patients first... more »

  Diana060 wrote:

True Colors annual conference has expanded from from a small conference that was held at University of Hartford to a conference that attracts close to 3000 attendees at the University of Connecticut, many of them are professionals. They have added a third... more »

  Anthony18 wrote:

MGLCC does important work advocating for equality in the Bible belt. I especially appreciate the Outflix Film Festival. GLBT visibility is important in a state where elected leadership is vocally hostile. more »

  scnameth wrote:

The LA Gay and Lesbian Center's Family Services Program has done so much for our family. After my partner and I had our daughter, we found that we were the minority in all parent and me groups (MOMS Club, Gymboree, Music Together) or the only lesbian... more »

  Randy D. wrote:

I truly support the efforts of this organization. The people involved are passionate to bring the community together from divers backgrounds to build strong relationships and understandings to grow the community as a whole free from hate and violence.... more »

  FrederickHertz wrote:

This is a great group. It combines social activity for LBGT parents and their families with activism and education on social and legal issues that affect alternative families. It is well run, well organized, utilizes a dynamic group of volunteers. ... more »

  Fred8 wrote:

The words “Eight stars of gold on field of blue” have a special meaning to me. So do the words “Melchizedek Priesthood”. It was in 1986 at North Pole, Alaska that these two sets of words converged together as part of my life story as I was ordained... more »

  michiamolauren wrote:

I believe that GSAs in schools have helped me the most. I never understood how much hatred and discrimination there was against gays until I joined GSA in my high school 2 years ago. After becoming president of it last year and having to deal with many... more »

  Jessica wrote:

I support this organization because I know 100% of the proceeds go back into the community. The Scholarship and mentoring program is well thought out. With each scholarship recipient getting a mentor from the community it gives them a much higher chance... more »

  djllu wrote:

I have worked, volunteered, donated, and generally been a huge fan of Outright Vermont for over a decade. They really do make it better for queer youth in Vermont and I am proud to have an org of their caliber in my state. They are actively creating... more »

  Craig_in_Tucson wrote:

Whosoever Ministries is an online Christian magazine for the gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgendered community. It's positive, fully supportive message that the Gospel includes EVERYONE without exception is incredibly important to glbt Christians everywhere.... more »

  Michael326 wrote:

I started going to Positive Images in May of last year. At the time i was a silent and socially anxious guy. For the first 2-3 months i spoke when needed. During that time i mostly listened. The time i was quiet i listened to people checking in on their... more »

  Dora wrote:

NCLR is lead and staffed by the most courageous and competent group of people I have ever had the pleasure of working with. NCLR has an incredibly broad and inclusive focus in its advocacy and has continually demonstrated the ability to see the long... more »

  easternloke wrote:

As the Chairman of the Executive Board for Seacoast Outright, it has been my pleasure to work with members of the community to make growing up a little easier on GLBTQA teens in the Seacoast Region. This year we were able to resume much of the programming... more »

  anonymous94111 wrote:

The mission and purpose of this organization is much needed around the world. Unfortunately, ORAM is not equipped to achieve its mission and purpose. With such tremendous staff turnover, institutional knowledge is lacking and inefficiency prevails. ... more »

  Nicholas Snow Producer Host of PromoHomoTV wrote:

At a time when there is much darkness for members of the LGBTQ+ community in many parts of the world, the Coachella Valley is a beacon of hope, and Greater Palm Springs Pride Inc. is a crucial, essential, integral part of what connects and strengthens... more »

  mpolikoff wrote:

I was fortunate to be a part of EQCA's Leadership Academy in the summer of 2020. While we couldn't get together in person, EQCA did a phenomenal job assembling presenters who could speak to the issues related to getting involved in public service as an... more »

  melvetaroyal wrote:

I enjoy the community initiatives. I have been able to fellowship with like minded people and offer my life experience and expertise and furthering organizational goals. more »

  thankfulmother wrote:

Robt seda-Schreiber, before he founded this non-profit, literally saved my daughter's life & I am sure he will do even more great works with this wonderful new center! more »

  Danny wrote:

I was not sure if the Center had programs I was interested in until I was directed to the website www.centeronhalsted.org and really checked out what was going on. I attended some amazing events with Lyric Opera of Chicago, an amazing Stonewall roundtable... more »

  Chelsea Volunteer wrote:

I have volunteered for the Task Force in a variety of different ways for over three years. As a concerned individual who likes to use their time wisely, selecting which organization to volunteer for has always been an issue for me, primarily because the... more »

  JRokakis wrote:

Campus Pride is an amazing organization! They do so much for LGBT college students. They have so many resources for LGBT students including a college search guide, how to stand up against bullying, and an LGBT camp called Camp Pride, among many other... more »

  jacobhosborn wrote:

Project PRIDE SRQ has continued to celebrate and unite the LGBTQ+ community with events and volunteer opportunities to show the support of not just our community, but other allied communities. This nonprofit welcomes individuals from all backgrounds and... more »

  jerekeys wrote:

The Utah Pride Center has been the major driving force in recent years for LGBT equality in Utah. Their programs serve a wide range of people, from youth to adults, long-term political activists to newly "out" people seeking social connection. They host... more »

  stevenc wrote:

Both donating time and money to the Pride Foundation has been a great and rewarding experience. The Pride Foundation changes peoples lives though scholarships and stock activism. Moreover, the staff are wonderful! more »

  Greg K.1 wrote:

Kaleidoscope Youth Center is an amazing organization that caters to LGBTI+ youth in Ohio. As a volunteer at their drop in Center I've been able to experience first hand the incredible work they do. From daily 'Check-Ins' to 'Genderscope', everyone is... more »

  lizrosej wrote:

For nearly 30 years now, SMYAL has been the leading organization dedicated to supporting lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and questioning youth in the Washington, DC metropolitan area. Every week, SMYAL opens the doors of its Capitol Hill youth... more »

  curtis wrote:

Really finds creative ways to create change in the LGBT community! From GayNeighbor.org, QShareBusiness.org, and its efforts to impact LGBT Youth Homelessness - not to mention it's true caring of donor stewardship! Cream City Rocks! more »

  norayates wrote:

Amazing that the Pride Center has been helping people for over 40 years!!! more »

  allan1 wrote:

Great organization! I attended an ESF service event in Washington and had a great time. It's great to see a LGBT organization taking such a positive approach and making a difference in society. This is the way we'll influence those against us! more »

  Johnny wrote:

Simply put, this organization was there for me when noone else was. The staff listened to me and then helped me get back on my feet and I am now employed and have housing and my life is back on track. more »

  YouthPride Atlanta wrote:

YouthPride is the best LGBTQ youth center in the Southeast. They have been around since 1995 and they continue to expand their services to meet the needs of the youth and young adults they serve. more »

  DebraJMSmith wrote:

This organization is VERY helpful to people who are looking for truth on this topic. I greatly appreciate the work that it does for society. The only way we can do anything about anything, is if we know the truth. And all societies are better knowing... more »

  guidoasanchez wrote:

This grassroots community center has grown over the last 15 years of service to become a fixture in the Northern New Jersey region in service of the LGBT community. The organization owns the first and only building owned by and for the LGBT community... more »

  sodo3026 wrote:

they are a great group of people. They are all about educating others and being a support to all. more »

  Marilyn wrote:

Out Youth is an extraordinary organization serving LGBTQ youth in Austin and Central Texas. The staff, volunteers and youth are full of creativity, integrity, passion, compassion and purpose! Out Youth has been a long-standing contribution to the lives... more »

  bgittings wrote:

Rochester is very lucky to have the Gay Alliance. This is the first stop for anyone to learn more about the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender community. Their training is nationally recognized and very much in demand, whether it is to create a... more »

  Richard wrote:

I moved to the San Jose area one year ago. I knew no one, except one family member, when I moved here. As a senior citizen, this center has been a life saver to me. It has allowed me to learn about the local GLTB community, participate in twice weekly... more »

  Writer wrote:

I took over Equality Project in 2014 and I have enjoyed every minuite of it. Helping people is a passion. I am honored to keep this organization alive and growing. Bring it to other cities like Albuquerque, NM and several others in the next few years.... more »

  Liamandpi wrote:

Coming into this church, having never set foot in a single church since I was born, was welcomed with open arms and felt included. An inclusive, all-loving church that helps you find your path to God and a better life. Truly life changing and helped me... more »

  Simon M. wrote:

As a bisexual man who is also dyslexic and thus easily confused by random pieces of data and statistics, I found this page extremely user-friendly and all of the information was concise and easy to understand. When I think of BOP I think of it... more »

  michelle-hoffman wrote:

I have been involved with OkEq for 15+ years. The most amazing thing about this organization is that it is managed by volunteers - and has been organized that way since the 80's! The leadership at OkEq is committed to providing an environment that is... more »

  Jenny17 wrote:

This is a great group for the local LGBT community in the Antelope Valley. Everyone I've met is genuine, non-judgmental, and kind, and they all truly care about getting the rest of the community to accept people as they are and to not think less of them... more »

  redmed wrote:

I have found the two spirit Society of Denver to be a great organization. It provides support and education for a group of people who are often overlooked and underserved. The members and staff of this organization are all voluntary. No one is paid. They... more »

  mtn_mama wrote:

The Chelan Pride board and their amazing volunteers are the real deal. Their dedication to creating an inclusive and intersectional community is truly inspiring. The diverse programs they offer address the needs of the 2SLGBTQIA+ community with compassion,... more »

  bashmikel wrote:

I LOVE transmentors. its helped me so much. i have grown so much from transmentors in the past few months. i couldnt ask for anything better! more »

  Tina-cious.com wrote:

The Triangle Community Center ("TCC") has really made a big impact on my life. So much so that I asked to join the board so that I could contribute to the community. TCC hosts support groups such as couples discussion, transmasculine group, AA, a youth... more »

  pgw5644 wrote:

I have been volunteering with this organization because of their amazing work. I love that all the money raised through this organization benefits the local community in North Carolina. The mission is so important and we have such a fun time with our... more »

  Joshua M. wrote:

TransGender Michigan is a great organization that helps countless people throughout Michigan. The dedication and compassion is beyond compare. They are tireless is their fight for the "T" in LGBT as well as the LGBT community as a whole. They do great... more »

  mhorvich wrote:

PrideArts is a quality organization/theater that sponsors, creates, produces, and funds theater, film festivals, plays, musicals, etc that enlighten, inform, and educate the LGBTQ Community and the public as well about poignant issues of the times! They... more »

  Rose F. wrote:

Rainbow Serenity is an outstanding organization not only representing the LGBT CommUNITY but over all tolerance and respect of all. I have witnessed consistant compassion, organization, and dedication from all members n volunteers. They serve with... more »

  tmclean wrote:

As President of KICK-The Agency for LGBT African Americans, I am amazed at the growth of our organization. We went from meeting in our Eexecutive Director's home to now preparing for our Grand Opening in our own location. Being the only woman... more »

  nikki91181 wrote:

Fort Wayne Pride works year-round to create LGBTQ events for the community including the July festival which brings together thousands of people each year. The group will soon open a Pride Center to create a central meeting place for the LGBTQ community.... more »

  Icandance22 wrote:

I love Atlanta Pride. The members of the Atlanta Pride Committee do a great job! more »

  Melissa Christine Torres G. wrote:

The Center is truly an open, welcoming, and understanding community. Everything is done with so much love and kindness. Every day I'm grateful to have found this chosen family! more »

  Writer wrote:

OurTownLA is a great resource for our community. One stop shop to find information on a host of non-profits and their activities. more »

  equalgirltoo wrote:

Equality california is young and has potential. I think they have yet to realize that everyone is equal. LGBTQ youth are certainly worth fighting for...but when your disabled employees don't get support, it doesn't seem very equal anymore. The name is... more »

  whatnousername wrote:

There are many wonderful organizations in Philadelphia and surrounding towns. The William Way LGBT Community Center is at the Center, offering services of all kinds to all kinds. Our beautiful lobby is the living room of our communities. The building... more »

  Freedomofspeech wrote:

I would encourage this non profit to become more tolerant. They should embrace our Constitution and the rights it protects, including free speech. This world needs more acceptance of each individual's beliefs, rather than condemnation of disparate views.... more »

  larynasko wrote:

When our granddaughter felt that she had no reason to live, she called the FTMI 24/7 hotline and she got the help she needed. She started attending the local FTMI support group and now she is hopeful about her future. Thank you FTMI! more »

  lezzymom wrote:

HRC has made a big difference in my community. They were the only organization to provide money to help fight the last anti-gay marriage amendment in AZ. They also have helped provide education for safe schools and have been instrumental in electing fair... more »

  Phil Lee wrote:

I was so sick today (July 07) with my throat in real pain and bad headache. Since my school clinics does not open til Friday, I want to see a doctor at local clinics ASAP. Whitman is closest clinics to my place and I am in no shape of walking far. I... more »

  Turner B. wrote:

Since 2009 I have been involved with Equality Utah, first as a volunteer, later as a candidate for Ogden City Council I received their endorsement and support, and now I work for the organization as the Membership Coordinator. In that time I've watched... more »

  MichGuy34 wrote:

The owner of Caddy Pride Inc. is truly amazing. He and his crew all work full time jobs as well as doing year round fundraising to host their Pride event. They go above and beyond helping the community, promoting kindness and love, and have helped... more »

  palominodb wrote:

I did some counseling with LYRIC and I have known several young lgbt people who make extensive use of their services. They truly are a profound impact on those they serve, while allowing them freedom of expression and empowerment in who and what they... more »

  wlkn wrote:

OUT Maine’s training makes a significant difference for LGBTQ+ youth. They make it easy to ask the hard questions and learn how to better support LGBTQ+ youth. more »

  adohrmann wrote:

Professional, diligent, thorough and fast. Running a large national business comes with various challenges and often you need to be able to verify the integrity of contractors, vendors and various associates. Businesses also deal with matters of theft... more »

  Goni H. wrote:

This organization is only in it's third year old but they've made their greatest strides in the 2011 year. They more than doubled their event attendance from 2010 to 2011 growing from about 500 people to over 1000! With only a few full time volunteers... more »

  Barbara wrote:

A great organization. They fund struggling, grassroots LGBT organizations around the world, and they earned four stars from Charity Navigator. I find the stories of the organizations they fund very moving. Here's one of those stories, from an Astraea... more »

  Dallas R.1 wrote:

I have been a volunteer for Project Rainbow since Day 1. Money from the flag campaign has gone directly to many organizations such as the Utah Pride Center, Genderbands, Logan Pride, Ogden pride, St George Pride as well as to fund events that promote... more »

  Shay K.1 wrote:

This organization may be small, but it does provides so much incredible support, outreach, advocacy and education—both to directly support LGBTQ+ people and to educate cishet people about how to be better allies. From the moment you walk in the doors,... more »

  dlkc44 wrote:

Sherrell and Amanda are awesome and amazing individuals who care not only about the community but our LGBTQ youth and the direction the take in life, how they cope and feel about themselves and how they survive in this world that is unaccepting most... more »

  TeresaAtch wrote:

One Voice Chorus of Charlotte is a wonderful organization of which I am a very proud member since 2010. It is a non audition chorus that makes beautiful music for change in our community and surrounding area. In One Voice, I have found life long friends... more »

  lonimarshall wrote:

This is something that has helped me in my everyday life. Im so grateful... more »

  kbclarity wrote:

This is an local organization devoted to supporting the LGBTQ+ Community through education and action. The Central San Joaquin Valley of California is not an easy place to be, if you identify as Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, or a myriad of other... more »

  socialmediawriter wrote:

Welcome To Venice Pride Out In Venice, California! Today I had the opportunity to interview Sister Caryn Soul who is from the Los Angeles Sisters Of Perpetual Indulgence which is a group that raises money for various non-profit organizations. I... more »

  H_T_H wrote:

I joined VOTD in the summer of 2021 and am one of the newer members. Honestly I was going through a difficult time and was looking for an uplifting, musical, outlet and boy did I find it! The combination of my love of performance art / music and the... more »

  pencilneckgeek wrote:

This is a great organization with hardworking, client-oriented people. They not only serve a wide section of clients but also act as a voice for the community. It was a joy to work for them. more »

  ron.zacchi wrote:

Marriage Equality USA is doing the ground work for the national marriage equality movement. The Executive Director is a great organizer with a vast amount of knowledge regarding running a nonprofit organization. It is an extremely slim staff with the... more »

  RevBobJohn wrote:

Mission SAints Sergius & Bacchus is a Catholic ministry to ALL God's children especially those who are often forgotten, or rejected because of Divorce, Sexual or Gender Identity and the elderly. Our ministries universally serve the elderly in Nursing... more »

  NCGoodboy wrote:

Great organization! Helps so many LGBTQ youth! I have seen first hand the impact this organization has on the community. I am a proud supporter more »

  ImJustTom wrote:

A group of highly unprofessional, sloppy, insensitive individuals. As an auditor, my advice is not to give these people a dime. I just came from their karaoke event they'd been advertising for nearly a month. Everything about reeked "disaster" and "inept."... more »

  Chris65 wrote:

Friends of Project 10 has been a large part of my success. Between creating a safe space for LGBTQ youth to have their own "Gay Prom," awarding high school seniors with scholarships for furthering their education (who have contributed in some way to the... more »

  Brett_H wrote:

I’m sharing my experience because I believe it’s crucial for people to understand that harm can happen even within organizations that present themselves as safe spaces, especially for vulnerable communities. Over the course of about a year,... more »

  Becca M.2 wrote:

This organization is the real deal. They are responsive to messages for local resources. They have a physical safe space located in Florence, Alabama. Their focus is support groups and mental health counseling. Transgender community is supported with... more »

  MarieF wrote:

The Q Center offers a safe and supportive environment for the LGBTQ and ally communities. The center has a wonderful group of staff and volunteers who work tirelessly to advocate for social justice and equality. They regularly host and support wonderful... more »

  Turner B. wrote:

Since 2009 I have been involved with Equality Utah, first as a volunteer, later as a candidate for Ogden City Council I received their endorsement and support, and now I work for the organization as the Membership Coordinator. In that time I've watched... more »

  italarutter1 wrote:

Queens Pride House serves communities in Queens, mainly those identifying as LGBT. For 16 years, it has functioned as a bulwark in an underserved area with many needs and resources. Its diverse board represents the constituency- including Latinos, Asians,... more »

  Lori148 wrote:

JASMYN has been serving youth in Jacksonville for over 20 years! Our city is one of the largest without any local protections for LGBTQ citizens in jobs or housing, and has one of the highest HIV infection rates in youth! JASMYN meets kids where they... more »

  KBinCT wrote:

The LOFT does a tremendous amount of work to help the LGBT community of the Lower Hudson Valley. The Silver Connections program is critical for those 55 and older in the community to create community, provide people with opportunities, and educate seniors... more »

  aweisent1 wrote:

I am so very proud to be a supporter, ally, and board member of the Knox County Pride Alliance. Everyone in our community deserves to feel safe, secure, accepted, and valued. The work of KCPA is vital to ensuring that the LGBTQ+ members of our community... more »

  Irene8 wrote:

Geta Vision started 2 years ago. I was honored to be a part of it's inauguration and was delighted to see its initial impact. I've produced and/or entertained at over a 1,000 fundraisers for many AIDS organizations, raising $5 million dollars. so I have... more »

  sherrycohenrichards wrote:

I have had nothing but positive things to say about PFLAG San Diego County. They support, educate, and advocate on behalf of the LGBTQ+ community. I am very grateful. more »

  Frank V.1 wrote:

Having a disability like autism really slows down my communication and professional connections. The web master of the organization along with the Speaker of the Board took me under their wing. They give me script, details, and reign on the facebook... more »

  kate14 wrote:

I joined the board of Rainbow Health Initiative because it is unique in its mission. We conduct research, educate and advocate for the LGBTQ community so that our health needs may be better served. Health care is an emerging battleground in the fight... more »

  Shail M. wrote:

This IS the other name for GLMA: Health Professionals Advancing LGBT Equality, which is an amazing organization that was first established in 1981 with the mission of ensuring equality in healthcare for LGBT individuals and healthcare professionals.... more »

  radiaz1960 wrote:

Located in Imperial County near the border of Mexicali, Mexico, the Imperial Valley LGBT Resource Center offers services free of charge: counseling, HIV testing, anger management, support groups for parents, youth, transgender and many activities. We... more »

  Ariana.Jade wrote:

This is an awesome way to donate to so many different sexualities, and help everybody find their place in the world. I recommend this nonprofit to everyone, even those who are a sexual, or just straight. #iamnotamisfit. more »

  Barak wrote:

There are many groups working for equality, all doing great work. What's special about AFER though is that they are uniquely focussed on Prop 8, meaning that they are fully and totally committed to winning it's overturn. When groups work on too many issues... more »

  Frank Leonzal wrote:

Currently serving as the Region 2 Director for InterPride has allowed me to see first hand the vital role this organization plays in helping to build community within North America and World Wide. As Festival Organizer for The Tacoma Rainbow Center-Out... more »

  kathy16 wrote:

This is a great nonprofit! It has helped thousands of lgbt families with a shoestring budget. They do everything from helping people create their families to providing resources to parents and children. more »

  Writer wrote:

This is a great organization working for equality for LGBT folks in North Carolina. It's the state's gay civil rights nonprofit, and they work hard both at the legislature to get good public policy and around the state to educate about issues facing the... more »

  Chris65 wrote:

This is an outstanding group of individuals that come together each year to bring about the best Los Angeles Pride season possible and somehow outdo themselves consistently. Every board member or volunteer I have come across has been excellent and kind... more »

  Iaponte15 wrote:

My partner is fighting for custody of her son here in Clinton, NC. Her step mom and dad are homophobic. We are trying so hard to get funds just to get us back in court. If anyone can help. We did start a go fund me page but nothing. I am just the step... more »

  cheerupuall wrote:

The PEC is working to open communication and cooperation between and among LGBTQ+ organizations across our region. A small but talented and dedicated Board of Directors is steering the PEC through the COVID-19 crisis and our enthusiastic office manager... more »

  Johnnyboy22 wrote:

Hay my name is JohnMark Matthews I live in Cleveland Ohio were I was born and raised up. I found my passion of the arts at a young age were I loved to sing, and dance and sometimes entertain to a younger generation. When I was in high school I struggled... more »

  Christopher38 wrote:

As of December 18, 2013, I have been an active volunteer with this organization for 6 months. I have witnessed various community organizations (e.g., Justice Institute, HRC, Promo) as well as individuals of our community benefit from the organization's... more »

  mcmahonaolcom wrote:

while i am an attorney, it has been my passion to open doors for our lgbtq folks to enter whatever profession they wish; i focused on pastors, the armed services and the political world…those doors are pretty much open now, but there is still sooo much... more »

  nonprofitdonate11234 wrote:

They are doing wonderful work for the community. There are a lot of families who need resources to help support their children and to unlearn harmful ideologies they've learned about the queer community.I'm very glad that this organization exists.... more »

  gingcristobal wrote:

IGLHRC was one of the driving force who supported LGBT activism in the Philippines, particularly in Manila during the time when most, if not all groups are young & still neophytes in doing LGBT rights work. IGLHRC extended it's service by helping... more »

  ScienceQ wrote:

NOGLSTP is a strong and helpful voice for LGBTQ+ people in STEM! They work with other professional societies to make sure LGBTQ+ people are included in the effort to broaden participation of diverse people in STEM. They get an incredible amount of work... more »

  Leah W.3 wrote:

The Frank Harr Foundation offers so many wonderful services to the LGBTQIA community. It is clear that the people who are part of this non-profit strive their hardest to be there and expand much-needed resources. If only there were more people like them... more »

  Stuart K. wrote:

These comments are directed only to those who may be considering volunteering at the SAGE Center Midtown.I was a SAGE Center volunteer for almost four years, until July 2018. During my time there I worked at the front desk answering calls and... more »

  Michael Greene wrote:

This newly found organization has made a valuable impact in the Panama City, Bay County community. Little over 3 years ago and with just a handful or people, Emerald Coast Pride was founded to empower the LGBT community though education, advocacy and... more »

To produce the annual come out with pride event, which serves as central florida's lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgendered (lgbt)... more »

Our Vision: We, the parents, families and friends of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgendered persons, celebrate diversity and... more »

The mission of Equality Illinois is to secure, protect, and defend basic civil rights of lesbian, gay, bi-sexual and transgender... more »

Our Vision: We, the parents, families and friends of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgendered persons, celebrate diversity and... more »

Building community through music more »

Charlotte pride creates programs and activities to enrich, empower, strengthen and make visible the unique lives and experiences... more »

PRISM works to expand access to LGBT-inclusive education and sexual health resources for young people in South Florida. more »

Our Vision: We, the parents, families and friends of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgendered persons, celebrate diversity and... more »

Pflag nyc's mission is to make a better future for lgbt youth and adults through a partnership of parents, allies and lgbt people.... more »

Our Vision: We, the parents, families and friends of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgendered persons, celebrate diversity and... more »

The Mission of BiNet USA To be a national voice for bisexuals, focused on ending oppression based on sexuality; creating a sex-positive... more »

Is to make the invisible children of same sex couples, visible. To give them a voice, and to fight for the rights they deserve,... more »

PFLAG provides the opportunity for confidential dialogue about sexual orientation, and acts to create a society that is healthy... more »

We are an LGBT Communiity of Faith in San Mateo. We are connected with Metropolitan Community Churches. more »

To support the well being of gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, intersex, and allied individuals in the greater springfield... more »

Enable lgbt jews to deepen their jewish identity and their connection to the jewish people through engagement with israel and... more »

Our Vision: We, the parents, families and friends of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgendered persons, celebrate diversity and... more »

Serve lgbtq population of central arkansas more »

GLSEN strives to assure that each member of every school community is valued and respected, regardless of sexual orientation or/and... more »