Community
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Pitchers offers limited edition T-shirts to support its staff during COVID-19
Support local businesses, and gain access to an open bar when Pitchers and A League of Her Own reopen!
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Team DC’s annual LGBTQ+ student-athlete scholarship program is open for applications
The scholarships help support athletes in their post-secondary endeavors
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Scarlet’s Bake Sale auctions off sweet treats to raise money for SMYAL
SUB: Past beneficiaries have included the LGBT Fallen Heroes Fund, the Rainbow History Project, and Brother, Help Thyself
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HIPS holds volunteer orientation for supporting sex workers and other vulnerable populations
The D.C.-based sex worker advocacy organization holds two orientation sessions per year
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TranSwap offers gender-affirming outfits
TranSwap offers gender-affirming outfits
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DC Center offers food and fellowship to LGBTQ locals on Thanksgiving
In D.C. and alone for the holidays? Head to the DC Center for food, games, and conversations
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LGBTQ board game groups offer social fun in D.C.
Board game groups offer a fun and relaxed way to make friends and play games
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Center Military honors LGBTQ veterans with memorial service at Leonard Matlovich’s gravesite
On Veterans Day, the LGBTQ community remembers those who served their country -- and fought for equality
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Impulse Group DC offers an entertaining twist on sexual health education
Nonprofit uses an "entertainment-based" approach to educate on HIV and AIDS, mental health, and substance use
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The DC Sisters bring flamboyance and fun to the serious fight for LGBTQ equality
The DC Sisters bring flamboyance and fun to the serious fight for LGBTQ equality
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Bet Mishpachah strives to provide a “radically inclusive” space for LGBTQ Jews
The synagogue has been involved in an ongoing conversation about its LGBTQ-affirming role
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Safe Space NOVA offers LGBTQ teens fun group outings and a powerful peer support network
Jordan Costen founded the nonprofit to provide services he wished had been available during his teenage years
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Annapolis hosts its first-ever Pride Parade and Festival on Saturday, June 29.
Performers at the festival stage include Al Rogers, Third Sunday Band, and the Gay Men's Chorus of Washington
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Pride Month: Every DC-area Pride event to keep the celebrations going
June and July offer people in the DMV plenty of opportunities to celebrate their LGBTQ identity
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Capital Pride 2019: The Parade may have ended abruptly, but DC’s LGBTQ community vows to keep celebrating
Pride-goers describe the chaos as false reports of a shooting spread through the crowd: "Everyone was just running. It looked like a movie scene."
