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Outright Vermont
Non Profit: LGBT-Identified |
Locations: Burlington
The Mission of Outright Vermont is to build safe, healthy, and supportive environments for gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, queer, and questioning youth. Founded in 1989 by local gay and lesbian activists, ORVT helped to create visibility, support, and advocacy throughout the 90s for the queer youth community in Vermont. Our programs, groups, and services (unless otherwise stated) are for young LGBTQ (or queer) people, ages 22 and under.
RU12? Community Center
Non Profit: LGBT-Identified |
Locations: Burlington
R.U.1.2? Community Center celebrates, educates and advocates with and for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer (LGBTQ) Vermonters. RU12? was founded in 1999 by two students at the University of Vermont who believed that Vermont needed a multi-generational queer space open to people of all ages, races and genders. RU12? is now the largest LGBTQ organization in Vermont, and the only LGBTQ community center in the state. RU12? is located at 34 Elmwood Avenue in Burlington – less than a block from the Church Street Marketplace.
Samara Foundation
Non Profit: LGBT-Identified |
Locations: Burlington
The Samara Foundation's mission is to improve the quality of life of Vermont's lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender citizens. With our donors and other partners, we collaborate to build and protect the dynamic capital required to advance this mission now and in the future. From its beginning, Samara was inspired by the unmet need for charitable giving, bequests, and granting opportunities that benefit the gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgendered communities of Vermont. The Samara Foundation of Vermont was established as a non-profit corporation in 1992 and operated until 1998 as the Human Rights Foundation of Vermont.
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AIDS Project of Southern Vermont
Human Services | Non Profit: LGBT-Identified | Non-Profit: HIV/AIDS Services |
Locations: Bennington, Brattleboro
The AIDS Project of Southern Vermont provides direct services to people living with HIV/AIDS, and HIV prevention services to those at most risk in Windham, Bennington, and southern Windsor counties. Founded by volunteers in 1988 as a grassroots, community based group, the AIDS Project now fills an important statewide role in making sure that Vermont’s fight against the AIDS epidemic is strong and effective. Our mission is to provide direct services to those whose lives are affected by HIV/AIDS, to offer education about HIV/AIDS to help prevent its spread, and to promote understanding within the communities served.
Barony of All Vermont
Non Profit: LGBT-Identified |
Locations: Williamstown
The Barony of All Vermont is a non-profit organization that raises money for other non-profit organizations in the state of Vermont and some surrounding counties of New Hampshire. The organization supports diversity in membership, welcoming gay, lesbian, straight, bi and transgender individuals. We are a part of an international organization called the Imperial Court System that includes members from all across Canada, the United States, and Mexico. The court system has raised several hundred thousand dollars to give to non-profit organizations that, in turn, help individual communities. The organizations we choose to give the money to, are as diverse as our membership, ranging anywhere from children related organizations to HIV/Aids and Breast Cancer. We raise money in a variety of ways and always have fun doing so.
Bennington Pride Coalition
Non Profit: LGBT-Identified |
Locations: Bennington
The Bennington Pride Coalition actively works to end homophobia in our community. The aim of the Bennington Pride Coalition is to promote the well-being of gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgendered people and our allies from the Bennington County and surrounding areas through communication, networking, support, education, political action, and fun.
Champlain Valley Rainbow Squares
Non Profit: LGBT-Identified |
Locations: Shelburne
What IS gay and lesbian square dancing? In our experience, square dancers share a great camaraderie where wonderful friendships are born. It is a unique brand of styling where you are free to dance the lead or follow part. While it is not physically difficult, it is stimulating for the body and mind. We dance to a wide variety of music with energy and enthusiasm. Plain and simple – it's a blast!
Faerie Camp Destiny
Non Profit: LGBT-Identified |
Locations: Winooski
Faerie Camp Destiny is dedicated to permament, sustainable faerie sanctuary and community, and to sharing what we know of community, civil rights, environmental issues, drama, art and peace. Seeded with faerie money, propelled by nurture, persistence, generosity and faith, the sanctuary vision is now reality. Situated in southern Vermont, this "magickly delicious" forest includes 166 acres of reforested farmland, meandering stone walls, a rushing stream and miles of hiking trails. Nestled in that forest are a temporary kitchen and yurt, a meadow for circles and gardening, and a nearly-completed kitchen/dining hall with shower, toilet, and cooking facilities to make our forays and frolics more comfortable and accessible to less mobile faeries.
Gay & Lesbian Adoptive and Foster Families
Adoption Services | Children | Non Profit: LGBT-Identified |
Locations: Winooski
Gay and Lesbian Adoptive and Foster Families: An emotional, educational support group for Gay and Lesbian foster and adoptive parents who are caring for children that joined their families through foster care or adoption. To Join If you are interested in learning more please contact us. Michael Joyce 802-655-6688 ext. 4709 mjoyce@caseyfamilyservices.org
Gay and Lesbian Fund of Vermont
Non Profit: LGBT-Identified |
Locations: Randolph
The Gay & Lesbian Fund of Vermont exists to raise awareness of the important charitable contributions made by lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender Vermonters and their allies. We do this primarily by making monetary donations to other 501(c)(3) non-profit organizations on behalf of our donors and by facilitating volunteer support to such organizations.
GLAM (Gay Leisurely Activities for Men)
Non Profit: LGBT-Identified |
Locations: Burlington
GLAM - Gay Leisurely Activities for Men - is a community building group for young gay and bi men in Vermont. We plan fun events big and small, hook queer guys up with condoms and lube, and in general work for healthy and active gay and bi men's community.
Green Mountain Leather Club
Non Profit: LGBT-Identified |
Locations: Jeffersonville
The mission of the Green Mountain Leather Club is to bring the fellowship and family of leather in all its aspects together, working toward the betterment of our communities through education, community service, and active involvement.
LGBTQA Services at UVM
Non Profit: LGBT-Identified |
Locations: Burlington
We're committed to meeting the needs of LGBTQA students, faculty, & staff at UVM by: Fostering and creating cultural education for the community at large. Building and strengthening LGBTQA community at UVM. Providing advocacy and support to LGBTQA students, faculty, & staff. Providing consultation and information to offices and programs throughout the University. Our aim is to transform the UVM experience for LGBTQA students, faculty, and staff to one that is safe, positive, and fully engaging.
Pride Vermont
Arts & Entertainment | Events | Nightlife | Non Profit: LGBT-Identified |
Locations: Burlington
Pride 2010 is Saturday July 24
Queer Community Project
Non Profit: LGBT-Identified |
Locations: Brattleboro
QCP is a volunteer-led organization based in Brattleboro, Vermont which serves the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer communities in our tri-state area. QCP sponsors or co-sponsors many events locally including dance parties throughout the year, Pride festivities and other occasional events as opportunities present themselves. QCP also sponsors an ongoing monthly transgender support group.
Rainbow Resources of NH
Non Profit: LGBT-Identified |
Locations: Concord
Rainbow Resources is the 501C3 non-profit charged with maintaining and distributing information for and about the LGBTQA community in New Hampshire and nearby ares of contiguous states.
Rutland Vistas
Events | Non Profit: LGBT-Identified |
Locations: Rutland
LGBT & Q social group and potluck for Rutland County, Addison County, Bennington and Brattleboro, meets every 2nd Sunday of the month at 6PM. Family & friends welcome! Grace Congregational Church, Court St. Rutland. For more info, call 802 282-2355
The Men's Program
Non Profit: LGBT-Identified | Non-Profit: HIV/AIDS Services |
Locations: Brattleboro
The Men's Program in Brattleboro is here to help guys connect. Check out our website! We have about 10 social events and discussion groups every month.We also provide free safer sex information & supplies, and free anonymous rapid HIV testing by appointment.Hope to hear from you - and see you at one of our events.
TransAction @ RU12?
Non Profit: LGBT-Identified |
Locations: Burlington
Transaction is a state-wide organization made up of and for transgender Vermonters. If you're looking for community, contact us!
Vermont Freedom to Marry Action Committee
Education | Non Profit: LGBT-Identified | Public Relations & Lobbying |
Locations: South Hero
The Vermont Freedom to Marry Action Committee, Inc. (VFMAC) is a 501(c)(4) social welfare organization dedicated to full civil marriage equality for same-sex couples in Vermont. VFMAC lobbies for the fair and inclusive treatment of same-sex couples in Vermont's marriage laws. Our activities include: * Legislative lobbying * Grassroots lobbying, including online advocacy, field organizing and legislative contact by supporters * Engagement in campaign activities * Issue advocacy
