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2014 NYC Pride March Order of March - by Section SUBJECT to CHANGE 2014 NYC Pride March Order of March - By Section SUBJECT TO CHANGE Arrival Organization Section # Group # Group Meet Up Location Time Sirens Women's Motorcycle Club 0 1 41st btw. Fifth & Madison 11:00 AM Scouts for Equality 0 2 41st btw. Fifth & Madison 11:00 AM Heritage of Pride Lead Banner 0 3 41st btw. Fifth & Madison 11:00 AM Heritage of Pride - Balloon Arch 0 4 41st btw. Fifth & Madison 11:00 AM Heritage of Pride - Rea Carey Grand Marshal 0 5 41st btw. Fifth & Madison 11:00 AM Heritage of Pride - Jonathan Groff Grand Marshal 0 6 41st btw. Fifth & Madison 11:00 AM Heritage of Pride - Laverne Cox Grand Marshal 0 7 41st btw. Fifth & Madison 11:00 AM Heritage of Pride - Contingent 0 8 41st btw. Fifth & Madison 11:00 AM Heritage of Pride - Contingent 2 0 9 41st btw. Fifth & Madison 11:00 AM Diet-Coke 0 10 41st btw. Fifth & Madison 11:00 AM Vitaminwater 0 11 41st btw. Fifth & Madison 11:00 AM Honest Tea 0 12 41st btw. Fifth & Madison 11:00 AM Illy Issimo 0 13 41st btw. Fifth & Madison 11:00 AM George Williams 0 14 41st btw. Fifth & Madison 11:00 AM CUNY 0 15 41st btw. Fifth & Madison 11:00 AM American Cancer Society 0 16 41st btw. Fifth & Madison 11:00 AM SAGE: Services and Advocacy for GLBT Elders 0 17 41st btw. Madison & Park 11:00 AM New York Civil Liberties Union 0 18 41st btw. Madison & Park 11:00 AM New York Area Bisexual Network 0 19 41st btw. Madison & Park 11:00 AM Zico 0 20 41st btw. Madison & Park 11:00 AM British Consulate General New York 0 21 41st btw. Madison & Park 11:00 AM Butch/Femme Society, The 0 22 41st btw. Madison & Park 11:00 AM GLAAD 0 23 41st btw. Madison & Park 11:00 AM Delta Air Lines 0 24 41st btw. Madison & Park 11:00 AM FDNY 0 25 41st btw. Madison & Park 11:00 AM Gay Officers Action League 0 26 41st btw. Madison & Park 11:00 AM Haus Frederick 0 27 41st btw. Madison & Park 11:00 AM Pg 1 of 13 REVISED as of 2:27 PM, 6/25/2014 2014 NYC Pride March Order of March - By Section SUBJECT TO CHANGE Arrival Organization Section # Group # Group Meet Up Location Time Wells Fargo 1 1 40th between Fifth and Sixth 11:00 AM Kiehl's 1 2 40th btw. Fifth & Madison 11:00 AM Trevor Project, The 1 3 40th btw. Fifth & Madison 11:00 AM Whitman Society, The 1 4 40th btw. Fifth & Madison 11:00 AM Little Red School House and Elizabeth Irwin High School and The Calhoun School 1 5 40th btw. Fifth & Madison 11:00 AM American Opera Projects 1 6 40th btw. Fifth & Madison 11:00 AM Gender and Family Project 1 7 40th btw. Fifth & Madison 11:00 AM Ali Forney Center 1 8 40th btw. Fifth & Madison 11:00 AM FPA-Foundation-Fostering Progressive Advocacy 1 9 40th btw. Fifth & Madison 11:00 AM Foster Parent Advocacy Foundation Inc 1 10 40th btw. Fifth & Madison 11:00 AM Greater Ft. Lauderdale CVB c/o Starmark 1 11 40th btw. Fifth & Madison 11:00 AM Good Shepherd Services 1 12 40th btw. Fifth & Madison 11:00 AM AXA 1 13 40th btw. Fifth & Madison 11:00 AM NYC Administration for Children's Services 1 14 40th btw. Fifth & Madison 11:00 AM Green Chimneys Children's Services 1 15 40th btw. Fifth & Madison 11:00 AM Horace Mann School GSA 1 16 40th btw. Fifth & Madison 11:00 AM Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & Transgender Community Center, The 1 17 40th btw. Fifth & Madison 11:00 AM Y Not!: YAI Network Out and Together 1 18 40th btw. Fifth & Madison 11:00 AM Citibank 1 19 40th btw. Fifth & Madison 11:00 AM New York City Anti-Violence Project 1 20 40th btw. Fifth & Madison 11:00 AM Pg 2 of 13 REVISED as of 2:27 PM, 6/25/2014 2014 NYC Pride March Order of March - By Section SUBJECT TO CHANGE Arrival Organization Section # Group # Group Meet Up Location Time NBC 2 1 40th between Fifth and Sixth 11:00 AM FLAGGOTS 2 2 40th btw. Madison & Park 11:00 AM PFLAG NYC 2 3 40th btw. Madison & Park 11:00 AM MasterCard 2 4 40th btw. Madison & Park 11:00 AM PFLAG Westchester 2 5 40th btw. Madison & Park 11:00 AM PFLAG Southwestern CT 2 6 40th btw. Madison & Park 11:00 AM PFLAG Kingston, NY 2 7 40th btw. Madison & Park 11:00 AM PFLAG - Eastern PA, Monroe County 2 8 40th btw. Madison & Park 11:00 AM PFLAG North Jersey (Parents, Families and Friends of Lesbians and Gays) 2 9 40th btw. Madison & Park 11:00 AM PFLAG Long Island 2 10 40th btw. Madison & Park 11:00 AM Netflix 2 11 40th btw. Madison & Park 11:00 AM Wal-Mart 2 12 40th btw. Madison & Park 11:00 AM Pg 3 of 13 REVISED as of 2:27 PM, 6/25/2014 2014 NYC Pride March Order of March - By Section SUBJECT TO CHANGE Arrival Organization Section # Group # Group Meet Up Location Time TD Bank 3 1 39th btw. Fifth & Sixth (closer to Fifth) 11:00 AM Playthings Theatre, The 3 2 39th btw. Fifth & Sixth (closer to Fifth) 11:00 AM NY Liberty (WNBA) 3 3 39th btw. Fifth & Sixth (closer to Fifth) 11:00 AM United Federation of Teachers 3 4 39th btw. Fifth & Sixth (closer to Fifth) 11:00 AM Office of U.S. Senator Kirsten Gillibrand 3 5 39th btw. Fifth & Sixth (closer to Fifth) 11:00 AM Congressman Jerry Nadler 3 6 39th btw. Fifth & Sixth (closer to Fifth) 11:00 AM Attorney General Eric Schneiderman 3 7 39th btw. Fifth & Sixth (closer to Fifth) 11:00 AM New York State Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli 3 8 39th btw. Fifth & Sixth (closer to Fifth) 11:00 AM New York State Senator Brad Hoylman 3 9 39th btw. Fifth & Sixth (closer to Fifth) 11:00 AM Assembly Member Daniel O'Donnel 3 10 39th btw. Fifth & Sixth (closer to Fifth) 11:00 AM Assembly Member Linda B. Rosenthal 3 11 39th btw. Fifth & Sixth (closer to Fifth) 11:00 AM Assembly Member Richard Gottfried 3 12 39th btw. Fifth & Sixth (closer to Fifth) 11:00 AM Office of New York City Comptroller Scott M. Stringer 3 12 39th btw. Fifth & Sixth (closer to Fifth) 11:00 AM Public Advocate - The Honorable Letitia "Tish" James 3 13 39th btw. Fifth & Sixth (closer to Fifth) 11:00 AM Manhattan Borough President Gale Brewer 3 14 39th btw. Fifth & Sixth (closer to Fifth) 11:00 AM Bronx Democratic County Committee 3 15 39th btw. Fifth & Sixth (closer to Fifth) 11:00 AM Stonewall Democratic Club 3 16 39th btw. Fifth & Sixth (closer to Fifth) 11:00 AM Freedom Socialist Party 3 17 39th btw. Fifth & Sixth (closer to Fifth) 11:00 AM Veterans For Peace 3 18 39th btw. Fifth & Sixth (closer to Fifth) 11:00 AM Jim Owles Liberal Democratic Club 3 19 39th btw. Fifth & Sixth (closer to Fifth) 11:00 AM OutServe-SLDN NY Region 3 20 39th btw. Fifth & Sixth (closer to Fifth) 11:00 AM New York City Gay Men's Chorus 3 21 39th btw. Fifth & Sixth (closer to Fifth) 11:00 AM Yetta Kurland 3 22 39th btw. Fifth & Sixth (closer to Fifth) 11:00 AM Staten Island LGBT Community Center 3 23 39th btw. Fifth & Sixth (closer to Fifth) 11:00 AM Quest Diagnostics 3 24 39th btw. Fifth & Sixth (closer to Fifth) 11:00 AM AT&T 3 25 39th btw. Fifth & Sixth (closer to Fifth) 11:00 AM Pg 4 of 13 REVISED as of 2:27 PM, 6/25/2014 2014 NYC Pride March Order of March - By Section SUBJECT TO CHANGE Arrival Organization Section # Group # Group Meet Up Location Time NorthEast Two-Spirit Society 4 1 39th btw. Fifth & Sixth (closer to Sixth) 11:30 AM Harlem United 4 2 39th btw. Fifth & Sixth (closer to Sixth) 11:30 AM Gay Men of African Descent, Inc. 4 3 39th btw. Fifth & Sixth (closer to Sixth) 11:30 AM SALGA NYC 4 4 39th btw. Fifth & Sixth (closer to Sixth) 11:30 AM SATU PELANGI 4 5 39th btw. Fifth & Sixth (closer to Sixth) 11:30 AM Q-Wave, GAPIMNY, & Poongmul Movement Builders 4 6 39th btw. Fifth & Sixth (closer to Sixth) 11:30 AM APICHA Community Health Center 4 7 39th btw. Fifth & Sixth (closer to Sixth) 11:30 AM African Ancestral Lesbians United for Societal Change 4 8 39th btw. Fifth & Sixth (closer to Sixth) 11:30 AM Bayan USA Queer Caucus 4 9 39th btw. Fifth & Sixth (closer to Sixth) 11:30 AM Project Reach 4 10 39th btw. Fifth & Sixth (closer to Sixth) 11:30 AM Macy's 4 11 39th btw. Fifth & Sixth (closer to Sixth) 11:30 AM God's Love We Deliver 4 12 39th btw. Fifth & Sixth (closer to Sixth) 11:30 AM American Jewish World Service 4 13 39th btw. Fifth & Sixth (closer to Sixth) 11:30 AM Mosaic of Westchester 4 14 39th btw. Fifth & Sixth (closer to Sixth) 11:30 AM Congregation Beit Simchat Torah 4 15 39th btw. Fifth & Sixth (closer to Sixth) 11:30 AM Penguin Random House 4 16 39th btw. Fifth & Sixth (closer to Sixth) 11:30 AM HSBC Bank 4 17 39th btw. Fifth & Sixth (closer to Sixth) 11:30 AM Dignity NY 4 18 39th btw.
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