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Pride Collective and Community Center
218-287-8034
The organization builds community networks and connections and helps connect LGBTQ people with community resources; maintains a library of relevant, current mixed media; creates and hosts and safe and welcoming environment for socializing; holds fundraisers and and seeks donors; and organizes educational, social, and charitable/volunteer activities.
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Stonewall Columbus
614-299-7764
A community center offering programming and services to enhance the well-being and visibility of the diverse LGBTQ community. Programs focus on health, diversity, faith, or art. It offers counseling services, recovery and support groups, art, yoga, and dance classes,
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Equality Toledo
Offers a resource guide, engages in community building, advocacy, education, anti-defamation work, and coalition-building on behalf of LGBTQ people in Toledo.
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Oklahomans for Equality
918-743-4297
Offers social events, business networking, counseling, support groups, for transgender people, women, senior citizens, and youth; and offers a cybercenter, art gallery, and library.
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Q Center
503-234-7837
This Portland-based center offers programs geared to LGBTQ who are disabled, parents and families, seniors, transgender individuals, and youth and young adults. It holds a number of affinity and support groups. The program engages in advocacy for fair housing, anti-violence initiatives, and other issues.
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Delta Foundation of Pittsburgh
412-322-2800
This organization is committed to improving quality of life for LGBTQ individuals in Pittsburgh through visibility campaigns, events, and connections with national organizations who share their mission. They also connect LGBTQ people with social events.
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Centro Comunitario LGBTT De PR
787-929-9850
This center offer a cyber cafe, legal and psychosocial assistance, counseling and guidance, support groups, and conferences and talks. Its website offers lists of resources, an activity calendar, and a photo/event gallery.
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Jeanette Rankin Peace Center
This organization devotes a page on its website to gay rights resources in Montana.
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LikeMe Llighthouse
816-753-7770
This is a community hub for resources, social gatherings, and educational speakers. They host a welcome center, information resources, a computer center, a community events calendar, educational meetings, social events, and office and meeting space.
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GLO Community Center
417-693-9592
The GLO center connects GLBTQ people and allies to events and opportunities in Southwest Missouri. The center advertises events, sponsors community activities, and works to increase public understanding and appreciation of LGBT citizens. The center currently hosts groups for transgender individuals, a Narcotics Anonymous support group, a youth group, an Alcoholics Anonymous group, and a social group for card and board games and socializing.
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The Queer Nebraska Youth Networks
402-819-4825
This is a youth-focused, peer-led group aimed at providing social activities and connections to resources and opportunities for LGBTQ+ youth in Nebraska ages 15-24.
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Pride Source
734-293-7200 ext. 12
This is an online newspaper that lists news, arts and entertainment events, and offers guides on a variety of topics, a calendar, an opinion section, neighborhood news, and a yellow pages section.
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Outfront Minnesota
612-822-0127 or toll free 800.800.0350
This organization works toward equality for all LGBTQ individuals by focusing on community organizing, public policy, anti-violence, law, and education and training. it holds a Youth Summit in conjunction with Minnesota School Pride GSA Network, and provides a page where people can sign up to become active in their causes.
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Unity Mississippi
Unity Mississippi is a resource organization that seeks to serve as a catalyst for statewide education, interaction, entertainment, community growth, visibility and awareness on behalf of the state's LGBTQ population. The organization promotes tolerance and acceptance of sexual minorities, increases public awareness of minority-related concerns, health-related concerns (specifically HIV/AIDS and substance abuse) and works to bridge the gap between the heterosexual and LGBT communities of the State of Mississippi.
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Gay/Lesbian Community Services of Southeast Minnesota
This volunteer organization provides educational, informational, and social resources to the LGBT communities, their family and friends, and other interested persons and allies. They work closely with LGBT-related groups, human and social service agencies, educational institutions, churches, and other organizations. They hold educational and social events, outreach and speaking engagements for local groups and organizations, and have a lending library of fiction and non-fiction materials. They provide coming-out resources as well as referrals to LGBTA counseling and area clergy. They have significant additional resource and contact materials to offer.
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The Dandelion Project
601-433-7266
This organization seeks to empower LGBTQ people and to enlighten and educate the public on behalf of the LGBTQ community. Their "We Are Campaign" was created to challenge society's labels and perceptions of the LGBTQ+ community. They have a 24-hour helpline: 601-283-8090. They also sell t-shirts on their online shop.
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Equality Mississippi
This is a statewide organization that promotes social justice and the advancement of LGBTQ equality. It members are gay and straight from all walks of life.
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Fairness Coalition
502-893-0788
This page is home to a coalition of five organizations that work for LGBTQ equality in Kentucky.
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