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AS CENTERLINK JOURNEYS INTO OUR “If you can’t imagine it, 25TH YEAR, WE ARE HONORED AND GRATEFUL TO SERVE OUR 251 MEMBERS. you can’t have it.” – TONI MORRISON

CenterLink continues to assist newly forming centers and helps strengthen existing centers, through networking opportunities for center leaders, peer-based technical assistance and training, and a variety of capacity building services. CenterLink is the LGBTQ center leadership multiplier, capacity builder, and connector as our centers develop resilient communities to serve those most in need and to help create a world where equality and equity for all is no longer a dream but our reality. Barack Obama said it best, “Change will not come if we wait for some other person or some other time. We are the ones we’ve been waiting for. We are the change that we seek.” This 2018 Annual Report highlights how CenterLink supported the great work of centers member within their communities this past year. We are so proud of the resilient leadership within our community center network. Each and every one of you is making a difference; your leadership is making a difference. We recognize there are daunting challeneges within our communities and throughout our country, and by working together and harnessing our many strengths, we can overcome whatever comes our way. The legendary Toni Morrison said, “If you can’t imagine it, you can’t have it.” We invite you, the LGBTQ center leaders, our partners, and funders to imagine with us. Imagine a just world for all. CenterLink has made a commitment to integrate racial justice, diversity, and equity into all aspects of our organization, recognizing first the work we must do as a CenterLink team. Additionally, we recognize that this work is complex, transformative, and challenging for our centers and our leadership in different ways. Integrating racial justice, diversity and equity commits us to develop a rigorous analysis of racial hierarchies, white supremacy, and interlocking forms of oppression while deepening the leadership practices of self-awareness, accountability, and generative conflict. We acknowledge we are a work in progress. We acknowledge that leadership and learning are both a lifelong journey, and we invite you to learn together as we move into our 25th year. And, to do the hard work with a clear understanding that ethnicity, gender, sexuality, ability, education, class, and

We thank all our funders, donors, and LGBTQ community Sincerely, centers for believing in our work and supporting our efforts in creating a stronger LGBTQ community center movement. STACIE WALLS Board Co-Chair

PAUL MOORE Board Co-Chair

LORA L. TUCKER CEO STAFF 2018 CENTERLINK BOARD OF DIRECTORS

LORA TUCKER DENISE SPIVAK CEO DEPUTY DIRECTOR CECE COX MARVIN WEBB BOARD CO-CHAIR TREASURER Resource Center Funders for LGBTQ Issues CEO Director of Finance and Administration Dallas, Texas New York City, NY

PAUL MOORE STACIE WALLS BOARD CO-CHAIR BOARD SECRETARY REGINA R. WASHINGTON DRPH ANA MACHADO David Bohnett Foundation LGBT Life Center PROGRAM DIRECTOR PROGRAM ADMINISTRATOR Program Officer CEO Los Angeles, CA Norfolk, VA

CHRIS BARTLETT JAY MADDOCK William Way LGBT Community Center Out Front Kalamazoo Executive Director Executive Director Philadelphia, PA Kalamazoo, MI JULIA LANDIS ADRIANA OROZCO EXECUTIVE OFFICE MANAGER CONTROLLER ROBERT BOO DEBRA POLLOCK Pride Center at Equality Park GLBT Community Center of Colorado CEO CEO Fort Lauderdale, FL Denver, CO

LORRI L. JEAN GAUTAM RAGHAVAN Los Angeles LGBT Center gr strategic llc DONNA SOLOMON-CARTER DEBORAH LEVINE CEO Consultant SOCIAL MEDIA & PROJECT DIRECTOR LGBT YOUTHLINK Los Angeles, CA Washington, D.C. SPECIALIST

DAVID KILMNICK GLENNDA TESTONE The LGBT Network The , Gay, Bisexual and CEO Transgender Community Center Bay Shore, NY Executive Director - New York, NY

MICHELLE KRISTEL MODESTO TICO VALLE TERRY STONE TANYA TASSI McCormack + Kristel Center on Halsted DIRECTOR OF ACTIONLINK POLICY MANAGER Managing Partner CEO New York, NY Chicago, IL

LORRAINE LANGLOIS Metro Wellness & Community Centers CEO St. Petersburg, FL CENTERLINK | 2018 Annual Report | 7

2018 HIGHLIGHTS [email protected] MYLGBTHEALTHLINK.ORG

NETWORK GROWTH RESOURCES AND EDUCATION

» Increased network membership by 71% in 2018 » Provided annual E-Summit to LGBTQ+ with over 1148 network members community centers, public health, and healthcare systems offering 9 educational sessions with a » In 2018, our website had over 18,805 pageviews, total 2,233 registrants and 566 attendees -an and 776 wellness resources downloads and increase of 21% from previous year health related videos viewed » LGBT HealthLink distributed free customized » By the end of 2018 our social media had Pride event materials and resources to 172 over 15,500 Facebook members, 4100 Twitter LGBTQ+ community centers followers, and a new Instagram page

TRAINING AND TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE PARTNERSHIPS

» Provided ongoing technical assistance to increase » Facilitated connections between departments of health capacity of LGBTQ+ centers to include health and and LGBTQ+ community centers in 18 states to increase wellness programming and funding to more than 30 community collaboration, capacity, and funding to LGBTQ+ center members provide local interventions within LGBTQ+ communities

» Provided training to 500 health care professionals » Sub granted over $75,000 in funding to LGBTQ+ on LGBTQ+ cultural competency community centers to engage LGBTQ+ individuals to accelerate research and improve health » Trained 29 state departments of health on strategies to include SOGI questions on data sets at the national and state levels 8 | 2018 Annual Report | CENTERLINK CENTERLINK | 2018 Annual Report | 9 CENTER STAGE A look at MEMBER CENTER HIGHLIGHTS in 2018

THE LOFT CELEBRATES 35TH YEAR GUILFORD GREEN’S LGBTQ AFRICAN-AMERICAN COUNSELORS Together we CAN make a difference DURING 2018 LGBT PRIDE FESTIVAL COMMUNITY CENTER OPENS AT THE CENTER ON HALSTED Outer, Louder and Prouder! Dozens gathered to celebrate the EDUCATE AND ENLIGHTEN THE That’s how The LOFT LGBT Community opening of the long-awaited LGBT center in BLACK LGBTQ COMMUNITY Services Center in White Plains celebrated Greensboro. The center, which spans about The Center on Halsted, located in Westchester’s thriving and supportive LGBT 1,300 square feet, is a part of the Guilford Lakeview neighborhood, is the Midwest’s community with its annual LOFT Pride Event Green Foundation and is housed inside the most comprehensive community center 2018. GGF office, tucked away on the second floor dedicated to advancing community and Organizers said that, while the day of a building off West Bessemer Avenue. securing the health and well-being of the was fun, spirited and joyful, there was also “This is a true community center,” Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and 2018 SUMMARY CAN HIGHLIGHTS a call for renewed activism and a reminder said Jennifer Ruppe, who is both the center Queer (LGBTQ) people of Chicagoland. More that pride was born of adversity. and GGF’s executive director. “We’re a good than 1,000 community members visit the HHS Conscience and Religious Freedom Comments first place to call if you need anything.” Center every day. T 954.388.0626 Bert Davis Jr., who grew up Joanna Thompson is the Community MARCH 2018 » 200,000 people told the Department of Health and Human Services that a JASMYN BREAKS GROUND FOR in Greensboro as a gay man, notes Outreach & Engagement Coordinator. She E [email protected] person should never have to worry about being denied health care based on who they are. NEW SERVICE CENTER FOR the importance of having a safe space manages outreach campaigns to increase W www.lgbtactionlink.org JACKSONVILLE’S HOMELESS YOUTH specifically for the LGBTQ community. education and awareness of LGBTQ violence “The center gives people the ASMYN, the Jacksonville Area prevention and intervention strategies. Aderholt Amendment - JULY 2018 » Struck down Labor-HHS- support they need, and knowing that it’s Sexual Minority Youth Network, kicked “I’m Black and half Latina; I think Education-Defense appropriations bill with a foster care and adoption license to here sends a signal,” Davis Jr. said. “It off a $700,000 building renovation project a lot of [Black] people don’t acknowledge discriminate measure. makes ­Greensboro a better place to live.” that will help the city’s growing number of the fact that we can even be an LGBTQ homeless young people. community.” CAN’S FOCUS Open To All - AUG 2018 » Over 60 LGBTQ Community Centers join the The Youth Safety Net Resource GOOGLE PLEDGES FUNDS TO NYC The Center’s U4U program coalition, encouraging local business partners to support nondiscrimination protections. Center will be part of JASMYN’s partnership LGBT CENTER FOR STONEWALL educates, empowers, and provides with two other nonprofits, Youth Crisis COMMEMORATION mentorship and peer support to HIV+ youth ages 13-24 who are African-American & » Healthcare Center and Changing Homelessness Inc., to Google committed a million - SEPT 2018 » 1/3 of total comments Latino. Trans Venterans Health Care meet service needs of homeless youth ages dollars to help commemorate the Stonewall » Religious Exemption collected in support of trans health care came from CAN. 18 to 24, many of whom are lesbian, gay, Rebellion, according to Gay City News NYC. bisexual, transgender or questioning. » Midterm Elections The tech corporation announced the OUT MEMPHIS TO PROVIDE HOUSING “The center will enable us to donation at the start of Manhattan’s Pride » #PromoteTheVote - SEPT 2018 » Over 60 LGBTQ centers utilized CAN’s FOR HOMELESS LGBT YOUTH Immigration really focus on ... being the ‘front door’ for Week. #PromoteTheVote toolkit, with center-specific social media messaging and graphics. It’s a vacant lot now but the » homeless youth,” said JASMYN CEO Cindy The money will go to the LGBT Trans Rights property on Southern Avenue in Cooper- Watson, and give them a safe “place to Community Center, sources say. The Young will soon take on a new look. » LGBTQ Youth - NOV 2018 » CAN co-hosts an LGBTQ-focused webinar with land.” Center plans to “develop oral histories and Public Charge Staff at Out Memphis - an attendance tripling projected numbers, and over 100,000 public comments are collected. other narratives related to the Stonewall » Federal Funding organization providing resources for lesbian, Rebellion of 1969 that can be preserved and gay, bisexual and transgender individuals THE SOURCE LGBT+ CENTER NAMED disseminated in digital formats.” - has plans on the drawing board to build NONPROFIT OF THE YEAR transitional housing for homeless LGBT The Source LGBT+ Center, an SAN MATEO COUNTY PRIDE CENTER youth. advocacy group serving Tulare and Kings -CREATING A WELCOMING HOME FOR ALL It’s called the Metamorphosis HOW CAN ASSISTED % OF TIME SPENT ON FOCUS AREAS counties, was named Nonprofit of the Year In the 52 weeks since the San Project. by the Tulare Kings Hispanic Chamber of Mateo County Pride Center opened its doors, “We started it about four years Commerce. the community-oriented hub has hosted ago and it has a couple of pieces to it,” The Source has served over 3,000 30 countless community meetings, dozens of said Stephanie Reyes, the director of youth in its nearly three years of operation. events and more than 2,000 visitors at its services. “The goal is to help youth 18-24 who location at 1021 S. El Camino Real in San are LGBT and experiencing homelessness, 20 Mateo. move toward independence and get off the NEW MULTI-SERVICE LGBT CENTER Ever since Program Director Lisa streets.” OPENS IN LONG ISLAND CITY Putkey was hired in January of 2017 to A new LGBT center opened its bring to life a range of services uniquely 10 doors in Long Island City in a ribbon-cutting tailored to the LGBTQ community and its UTAH PRIDE CENTER OPENS NEW ceremony attended by multiple state and allies at the center, she has had her head FACILITY IN SALT LAKE CITY city officials. down in planning for the space and LGBTQ+ A new facility in Salt Lake City is 0 The Queens LGBT Community programs offered there. now the much-anticipated home of the Utah Center, or the Q-Center, is part of the “A year ago, none of this existed,” Pride Center. EDUCATION 25% larger LGBT Network, a group that started she said, noting her amazement at the The new facility will be a place the on Long Island 25 years ago. The group sheer number of community organizations LGBTQ community can finally call their own. ADVOCACY 55% ELECTIONS serves members of all ages from the LGBT and residents who have reached out to A place the Utah Pride Center says they can HEALTHCARE IMMIGRATION TRANS RIGHTS LGBTQ YOUTH CENTER OUTREACH 20% community of Long Island and Queens center staff in the last year. “I think we’ve now grow their programs and facilitate the FEDERAL FUNDING through their multiple centers, with the become such a staple, I can’t imagine us not growing LGBTQ community with meeting RELIGIOUS EXEMPTION Long Island City location as their fourth. existing.” spaces and areas for groups to gather. 10 | 2018 Annual Report | CENTERLINK CENTERLINK | 2018 Annual Report | 11 WHO IS SERVED BY LGBT COMMUNITY CENTERS?

In 2018 the sixth biennial report surveying LGBT community centers across the United States was co-authored by CenterLink and the 40,550 Movement Advancement Project. The 2018 LGBT Community Center Survey Report: Assessing the CLIENTS PER WEEK Capacity and Programs of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Community Centers, surveyed 128 LGBT community centers from 40 states, the District of Columbia, and Puerto Rico.

This report is crucial to increasing understanding HIRED FULL TIME DIRECTOR OF LGBT YOUTHLINK 3 LGBTQ+ CENTERS TRAINED IN DIGITAL FACILITATION, of the role that community centers play in the IN OCTOBER 2018 PROGRAM PROTOCOL, AND THE USE OF THE CHAT LGBT movement, in serving LGBT people, and in PLATFORM broader communities across the United States. CenterLink distributed copies of this report to » Pilot with BAGLY from Feb. 2018-June 2018 - Hosted 18 each member of Congress to highlight the vital support groups with 16 youth already connected to BAGLY services centers provide to so many people. In ENGAGED with Dr. Jessica Fish of University of Maryland attending 70 times September of 2018, MAP and CenterLink released and Dr. Eric Buhi of San Diego State University to conduct » Launched beta phase of the program July 2018 with Time companion reports focused on computing 5,000 a needs assessment of youth program staff Out Youth. Added JASMYN in October, 2018 - Hosted 32 resources and centers’ engagement groups (July to Dec. 2018) with 42 youth attending 123 times in policy advocacy. REFERRALS PER WEEK

Identified 5 additional LGBTQ+ centers to expand the program, DIRECT SUPPORT AND PEER NETWORKING LGBT Center Orange County (Santa Ana, CA), The LGBTQ Center Long Beach (Long Beach, CA), one-n-ten (Phoenix, AZ), » Consultations - 18 (Oct.–Dec. 2018) Resource Center (Dallas, TX), SMYAL (Washington, DC) » Coaching sessions - 10 (Oct.–Dec. 2018) OF CENTERS OF CENTERS OF CENTERS OF CENTERS » Referrals/General info provided - 17 (Oct.–Dec. 2018)

66% 47% 35% 15% » Listserv posts - 13 (Jan.–Dec. 2018) Recruited 11 new members for the second cohort of the Q Chat More than half of More than half of More than half of More than half Space Youth Advisory Panel, 5 youth returned from the first patrons make less patrons are people patrons are youth of patrons are cohort for a total of 16 than $30K/year of color ages 29 or younger transgender

QUARTERLY WEBINARS

CENTERS OFFER DIVERSE PROGRAMMING TO SERVE LGBT COMMUNITY » Host Homes in Action % OF CENTERS OFFERING POPULATION-SPECIFIC PROGRAMMING (N=120) » Melanin & MagiQ - Discussion Group for 88% Queer Youth of Color 83% » Peace First » A Look at Program Evaluation from a Pro 62% 58% 53% 53% 51% 47% 44% 43% 39% 30% 26% 25% MEN WOMEN LGBT YOUTH LGBT LGBT PARENTS LGBT TRANSGENDER BISEXUAL PEOPLE LGBT IMMIGRANTS LGBT LGBT OLDER ADULTS LGBT HOMELESS LGBT YOUTH HOMELESS LGBT LGBT PEOPLE OF COLOR LGBT HOMELESS LGBT PEOPLE HOMELESS LGBT PEOPLE LIVING WITH HIV PARENTS OF LGBT YOUTH OF LGBT PARENTS CHILDREN OF LGBT PARENTS CHILDREN OF LGBT 12 | 2018 AnnualA Report COMMUNITY | CENTERLINK OF GENEROUS SUPPORT CENTERLINK | 2018 Annual Report | 13 GRANTORS, FUNDERS, AND DONORS FINANCIALS

TEMPORARILY $100,000+ $1,000+ REVENUE UNRESTRICTED RESTRICTED TOTAL Anonymous ActBlue Jay Maddock Federal Grants $649,584 - $649,584 H. van Ameringen Foundation Christopher Bartlett Paul Moore Other Grants 379,619 68,343 447,962 HCM Strategies Robert Boo Maggie Moore & Michael Fleisher Contributions 218,823 - 218,823 BrightFunds Foundation one n ten Johnson Family Foundation 2 Membership Dues Cece Cox Debra Pollock 74,210 - 74,210 Equitrust Life Insurance Company Pride Center at Equality Park Conference Income 23,194 - 23,194 Michelle Kristel Publicis Health Program Service Fees 20,767 - 20,767 Marion and Jules Levine Glennda Testone LGBT Community Center - New York Lawrence Tractenberg In-Kind 19,924 - 19,924 Long Island LGBT Community Center Unemployment Services Trust Miscellaneous Income 40,552 - 40,552 $50,000+ Network Marvin Webb Interest Income 1,760 - 1,760 Collingwood Foundation 0 Net Assets Released from Restrictions 43,296 (43,296) - David Bohnett Foundation UP TO $999 TOTAL REVENUE $1,471,729 $25,047 $1,496,776 Karim Abay Julie Harris Partners for a Better World EXPENSES Alan Acosta David Heitstuman Jayzen Patria D.C. Allen & Ken Flick Stephen Hiser Clarence Patton Program Services $1,427,961 $1,427,961 $25,000+ Amazon Smile Foundation Michael Holtzman PayPal Giving Fund General and Administrative 57,439 57,439 Richard Avrut Caitlin Hunter Michael Perez AIDS Healthcare Foundation 1 Fundraising Services 21,873 21,873 Tess Ayers David Jay Jessica Peyton Los Angeles LGBT Center David Bailey Lorri Jean Philanthropy Ventures, LLC TOTAL EXPENSES 1,507,273 1,507,273 The Louis L. Borick Foundation Olha Barystka Dawn Johnsen Frank Pond Regina Bazer Jennifer Johnsen Bridget Pooley NET ASSETS Beacon Unitarian Kyle Johnsen Eric Powell Congregation in Summit (PR Just Roots Consulting, LLC Gautam Raghavan Net Assets, Beginning of Year 371,770 43,296 415,066 Fund) JustGive Ryan Ramos Net Assets, End of Year 336,226 68,343 404,569 BGE Jeffrey Karp Sandor Reich TOTAL CHANGE IN NET ASSETS (35,544) 25,047 (10,497) $10,000+ Andrew Bigelow Charli Kemp Patricia Reinardy (PR Fund) 7 Amy Mandel and Katina Rodis Fund Bona Italian Restaurant P E Kinlock Briana Rubin Aran Maree Alexis Britton Elaine Klein Samsung Electronics North HG Charitable Foundation Nicholas Brown Marki Knox America Metro Wellness & Community Centers R Tad Brown Julia Landis Julie Scharf TEMPORARILY Planned Parenthood Kent Burch June Lee Julie Seaver REVENUE UNRESTRICTED RESTRICTED TOTAL Resource Center Dallas J. Tyler Cassity Kate Lee Anthony Senecal Federal Grants $566,465 40,024 $606,489 Small Change Foundation Wendy Chang Ben Levine Diane Senecal Stoli Group USA Kin Cheng Beth Amy Levine Adrian Shanker Other Grants 744,346 314,189 1,058,535 Heather Corliss Dana Levine Nicole Shaw The Center on Colfax Contributions 414,487 414,487 The Palette Fund Inc. Hannah Cotton Deborah Levine Eric M. Shore 2 Membership Dues Tides Foundation Heather Craig Marguerita Lightfoot Johann Shudlick 98,292 98,292 Wild Geese Foundation Anthony Creed Terry D. Loftis Lisa L. Simon Conference Income 22,595 22,595 Darrel Cummings Michael Lombardo Thanakorn Singkham Erin DeMarco Henry Luna Kathryn Smart Program Service Fees 92,244 92,244 George Dukes Hung Luu Andrea Smith In-Kind 7,874 7,874 Carolyn Dye Andrea MacDonald Deb Solomon-Carter Miscellaneous Income 3,847 3,847 Keith Enderson Enrique MacGregor Benjamin Stein $5,000+ Chris Escobedo Gabe Mariotti-Goldbert Elizabeth Steinbugler Interest Income 4,162 4,162 Susan Feniger Fritz Martelly Terry Stone 0 Net Assets Released from Restrictions 68,343 (68,343) - Anonymous Anne Fleisher Elissa Jane Mastel Stuart Foundation TOTAL REVENUE $2,022,655 $285,870 $2,308,525 Lorraine Langlois Kristin Flickinger Nancy McDowell SunServe NEO Philanthropy Michael Fouquette Ann McGuiness Samantha Swaim Alfred Frajio Jr. Jude Medeiros Texas Instruments EXPENSES Ellen Friedman Carlos Medina Stephen Tosha Program Services $1,881,588 $1,881,588 Bryan Fuenmayor Jay Meisel A. Glenn Trupp Funders for LGBTQ Issues Sarah Miller Mary Tucker General and Administrative 41,580 41,580 Dave Garcia Katherine Milwicki Denise Turcotte 1 Fundraising Services 28,849 28,849 Humberto Garcia Michael Mueller Paul von Wupperfeld $2,500+ TOTAL EXPENSES $1,952,017 $1,952,017 Ellen Gertzog Peter Murray Stacie Walls-Beegle Casswood Insurance Agency Porter Gilberg Isabel Muste Julie Weitzman Do Something, Inc. Dolph Ward Goldenburg Network for Good Marcella White NET ASSETS Linda Elliott Deborah Goldstein Katherine Neves Doug & Carol Workman Gamma Mu Foundation Margaret Gombya Kate Newman Greg Zaffiro Net Assets, Beginning of Year 336,226 68,343 404,569 Grindr LLC Katherine Goodman Philip Nomura Elijah Zuniga Net Assets, End of Year 406,864 354,213 761,077 LGBT Life Center Annie Goto Loren Ostrow TOTAL CHANGE IN NET ASSETS 70,638 285,870 356,508 McCormack+Kristel Cynthia Greenberg OutFront Kalamazoo 8 Modesto Tico Valle Dean Hansell Lito Pangan CENTERLINK | 2018 Annual Report | 15 MEMBERS

U.S. MEMBER CENTERS Colorado KANSAS NEW MEXICO Phoenixville – LGBT Equality Alliance of Chester ORGANIZATIONAL MEMBERS Durango – Four Corners Rainbow Youth Center Wichita – The Center of Wichita Albuquerque – Transgender Resource Center of County Golden – Youth Seen New Mexico Pittsburgh – Gay & Lesbian Community Center of ALABAMA KENTUCKY - LGBT Grant County/Rainbow Village Pittsburgh – Magic City Acceptance Center CONNECTICUT Haggerhill – Bit Sandy LGBT+ Safe Zone, Inc. Silver City ALABAMA Birmingham Pittsburgh – The Persad Center Hartford – True Colors Lexington – Gay & Lesbian Services Organization NEW YORK Florence – Equality Project of the Shoals ALASKA Pittsburgh – Proud Haven, Inc. New Haven – New Haven Pride Center Louisville – Louisville LGBTQ+ Community Coalition Albany – In Our Own Voices Anchorage – Identity, Inc. Pittson – NEPA Rainbow Alliance CALIFORNIA Norwalk – Triangle Community Center Louisville – Louisville Youth Group Albany – The Pride Center of the Capital Region Reading – The LGBT Center of Greater Reading Los Angeles – Latino Equality Alliance ARIZONA Bay Shore - Long Island GLBT Community Center DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA MAINE Washington – Washington County Gay Straight Phoenix – More Than Bars – Destination Tomorrow DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA Washington, DC – SMYAL Portland – The Equality Community Center Bronx Alliance, Inc. – one n ten Washington - Human Rights Campaign Phoenix Washington, DC - THE DC Center for the LGBT Brooklyn – Brooklyn Community Pride Center MARYLAND PUERTO RICO Tucson – The Thornhill Lopez Center on 4th Community Buffalo – Pride Center of WNY FLORIDA Baltimore – Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual & San Juan - Centro Comunitario LGBTT de Puerto Rico ARKANSAS Geneva – The LGBTQ Center of the Finger Lakes Fort Lauderdale – Safe Schools South Florida DELAWARE Transgender Community Center of Baltimore Kingston - Hudson Valley LGBTQ Community San Juan – Waves Ahead: LGBT Center for Older Fayetteville - Northwest Center for Equality Rehoboth Beach – Camp Rehoboth Frederick – The Frederick Center Center Adults ILLINOIS CALIFORNIA Kensington – MoCo Pride Center Elgin – Open Door FLORIDA New York - The Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & RHODE ISLAND – San Gabriel Valley LGBTQ Center Arcadia Fort Myers – Visuality Youth Community Center MASSACHUSETTS Transgender Community Center Providence – Youth Pride, Inc. MICHIGAN Bakersfield – The Center for Sexuality & Gender Gainesville – Pride Community Center of North Boston – BAGLY – Boston Alliance of Gay, Nyack – Rockland County Pride – SOUTH CAROLINA Diversity Central Florida Lesbian, Bisexual & Transgender Youth Rochester – Out Alliance Columbia - Harriet Hancock LGBT Center NEW YORK Berkley – Pacific Center for Human Growth Gulf Breeze – LGBT Pensacola Fall River – F.R. Pride Staten Island – Pride Center of Staten Island – Pride Link Dewitt - Focus on Awareness and Information Chico – Stonewall Alliance Center of Chico - JASMYN White Plains - The LOFT: LGBT Community Greenville Jacksonville MICHIGAN Resources of New York, Inc. (FAIRNY) Concord - Rainbow Community Center of Contra Lake Worth – Compass Community Center Services Center SOUTH DAKOTA Ann Arbor – Jim Toy Community Center Yonkers – WJCS Center Lane Costa County Miami Shores – Pridelines Rapid City – Black Hills Center for Equality Benton Harbor - OutCenter NORTH CAROLINA El Centro – Imperial Valley LGBT Resource Center North Miami – Alliance for GLBTQ Youth OHIO Detroit – LGBT Detroit Asheville – Blue Ridge Pride Center TENNESSEE Fairfield – Solano Pride Center Orlando – The Center Orlando Ashland – Love On A Mission Farmington – Stand With Trans Asheville – Youth OUTright WNC Memphis - OUT Memphis Fresno – Common Space Orlando – Zebra Coalition Ferndale – Affirmations Carrboro – LGBTQ Center of Carrboro Nashville – Middle Tennessee Pride Center TEXAS Lake Elsinore – LGBTQ+ Center of Riverside County Sarasota – ALSO Youth Ferndale – Transgender Michigan Charlotte – Time Out Youth Austin – QWELL Community Foundation Lancaster - The OUTreach Center St. Petersburg – Metro Wellness & Community TEXAS Grand Rapids – Grand Rapids Pride Center Durham – LGBTQ Center of Durham Austin – Waterloo Counseling Center Long Beach - The Gay & Lesbian Center of Greater Centers Dallas - Resource Center Highland Park – Greensboro – Guilford Green LGBTQ Center Corpus Christi – Coastal Bend Wellness Foundation Long Beach – Family Tree Community Centers Houston – The Montrose Center Tallahassee – Out On The Lakeshore Hickory – Outright Youth of Catawba San Angelo – Open Arms Rape Crisis Center and Los Angeles – Los Angeles LGBT Center Holland – Pride Center San Antonio Wilton Manors – Pride Center at Equality Park Raleigh – LGBT Center of Raleigh San Antonio LGBT+ Services Modesto – Central Valley Pride Center Jackson – Jackson Pride Center Wilton Manors – SunServe Winston-Salem – North Star LGBT Community UTAH Oakland – Oakland LGBTQ Community Center Kalamazoo - Kalamazoo Gay Lesbian Resource Center WASHINGTON Tampa – Institute for LGBT Health & Wellbeing Center – Utah Pride Center Oceanside - North County LGBTQ Resource Center Midland – New Center Salt Lake City Seattle – Generations Aging With Pride Palm Springs - The LGBT Community Center of the GEORGIA Traverse – Polestar LGBT Center of Traverse City OHIO VERMONT Tacoma – Tacoma Older LGBT – Southern Jewish Resource Network for Desert Atlanta MISSISSIPPI Athens – Ohio University’s LGBT Center Brattleboro – Green Mountain Crossroads Gender & Sexual Diversity Redding – NorCal OUTreach Project Hattiesburg – The Spectrum Center Athens – Southeast Ohio LGBTQ+ Center Burlington – Outright VT Roseville – PRISM-Q LGBT & Allies Resource Atlanta – The Phillip Rush Center Cleveland - The Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Burlington – Pride Center of Vermont Center Savannah – Savannah LGBT Community Center MISSOURI Transgender Community Center of Greater Columbia – The Center Project, Inc. Sacramento - Sacramento LGBT Community HAWAII Cleveland INTERNATIONAL MEMBER CENTERS Kansas City - Kansas City Center for Inclusion Center Honolulu – Hawaii LGBT Legacy Foundation Columbus - Stonewall Columbus, Inc. aka VIRGINIA Springfield – The Gay & Lesbian Center of the Stonewall Columbus Center on High San Bernardino – San Bernardino LGBTQ Center Lynchburg – Lynchburg Diversity Center IDAHO Ozarks - Kaleidoscope Youth Center AUSTRALIA San Bernardino - Inland Region Equality Network Columbus Norfolk - The Life Center Pocatello – All Under One Roof St. Louis – Metro Trans Umbrella Group – Greater Dayton LGBT Center - Diversity ACT Community Services Inc (IREN) Dayton Richmond – Side By Side Canberra St. Louis – Pride Center of St. Louis – Have a Gay Day – Victorian AIDS Council San Diego - The San Diego Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, ILLINOIS Moraine Richmond - Diversity Richmond South Yarra Transgender Community Center Champaign – The UP (Uniting Pride) Center of MONTANA Toledo – Harvey House CANADA - San Francisco LGBT Community – Colors+ Youth Center WASHINGTON San Francisco Champaign County Missoula – Western Montana Gay & Lesbian Westlake Edmonton, Alberta – Pride Centre of Edmonton Center – Full Spectrum Community Outreach Seattle - Ingersoll Gender Center Chicago – Center on Halsted Community Center Youngstown Vancouver, BC – Qmunity San Luis Obispo - Gay & Lesbian Alliance (GALA) of – Affinity Community Services Center Seattle – Lambert House Chicago NEBRASKA Winnipeg, Manitoba – Rainbow Resource Centre the Central Coast Joliet – CAAN (Community Alliance & Action Seattle – Gay City: Seattle’s LGBTQ Center Lincoln – OutLinc OKLAHOMA Montreal, QC – Community Center for Gays & – The Spahr Center Network) Tacoma – Oasis Youth Center San Rafael Tulsa – The Dennis R. 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