Find Lgbtq 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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  James29 wrote:

The Center is a wonderful place for individuals living in the Triangle. North Carolina is one of the most accepting places I have lived, and I feel it is in part due to the LGBT Center here. 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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »