The LGBTQ Community Fund of The Chicago Community Trust is seeking support of individuals and organizations in the #Chicago area to identify and nominate candidates to join its Steering Committee. Nominations will be accepted through February 24, 2025 and can be submitted via the form linked here: www.cct.org/lgbtqfund/ The link also includes the nomination memo with details on criteria, timeline and process, and Steering Committee member expectations. Please reach out to lgbtq@cct.org with any questions.
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At LGBTQ+ Project, we believe in a world where everyone is accepted, valued, and loved for who they are. Our mission is to support and uplift LGBTQ+ individuals, ensuring they have access to the resources, community, and advocacy they need. Why It Matters Despite progress in recent years, many LGBTQ+ individuals still face significant challenges. From discrimination and isolation to mental health struggles, the journey to acceptance and equality is ongoing. Here in Norfolk and Waveney, our vibrant LGBTQ+ community deserves the same opportunities and support as everyone else. Our Approach Safe Spaces: We provide safe, welcoming environments where LGBTQ+ individuals can connect, share experiences, and find support. Mental Health Support: Understanding the unique pressures faced by LGBTQ+ individuals, we offer specialised counselling and mental health services. Education and Advocacy: We work tirelessly to educate the wider community, promoting acceptance and understanding through awareness training and campaigns. All Age Support: Our services are available to all ages. We have drop-in groups specifically available for young children, all the way to adults. How You Can Help Supporting our cause means more than just donations; it's about fostering an inclusive community. Here's how you can get involved: Volunteer: Your time and skills can make a significant difference. There are so many ways you could volunteer with us. Get in touch to find out more. Spread the Word: Help us reach more people by sharing our mission and initiatives on social media and within your networks. Donate: Contributions help us expand our services and reach more individuals in need. Looking Ahead As we continue to grow, our goal is to ensure no LGBTQ+ individual in Norfolk and Waveney feels alone or unsupported. With your help, we can create a community where everyone is free to be themselves, without fear or prejudice. Find out more at info@lgbtqproject.org.uk #LGBTQSupport #Community #Equality #NorfolkAndWaveney #Charity #Inclusion
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Please share this helpful guide far and wide with the link to a page where National Council of Nonprofits provides ongoing updates to 47’s firehose of EOs 👉 https://lnkd.in/eUScQdiY (Hoping they cover the State Department’s awful and devestating Stop Work and sudden cease of foriegn aid order in the next edition)
What do Trump's Executive Orders mean for nonprofits? There's lots of noise — and not yet a lot of clarity — around the new administration's first Executive Orders. At the same time, there's understandable reason for alarm about the potential impacts on many members of our communities, from LGBTQ+ people to our immigrant neighbors. National Council of Nonprofits put together this helpful chart tracking the EOs that may affect nonprofits, and their potential impact. As you'll see, there's still many questions, but if your organization is engaging with DEI programs, government grants & contracts, civic engagement, immigration, or other subsectors — definitely worth a bookmark (link in comments) as they'll continue to update the document as a resource.
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Here's a resource to help navigate the changing landscape of US foreign aid. NGOs and civil society actors affected by or fearing the suspension or termination of US foreign assistance can use this information to advocate for their missions, build stronger coalitions, and convince funders to prioritise human rights and democracy. It is also the time for philanthropy to step up, protect vital programs, and ensure continued support for human rights & democracy globally. #philanthropy #globalgood #impactinvesting
What do Trump's Executive Orders mean for nonprofits? There's lots of noise — and not yet a lot of clarity — around the new administration's first Executive Orders. At the same time, there's understandable reason for alarm about the potential impacts on many members of our communities, from LGBTQ+ people to our immigrant neighbors. National Council of Nonprofits put together this helpful chart tracking the EOs that may affect nonprofits, and their potential impact. As you'll see, there's still many questions, but if your organization is engaging with DEI programs, government grants & contracts, civic engagement, immigration, or other subsectors — definitely worth a bookmark (link in comments) as they'll continue to update the document as a resource.
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Bookmarking this! Most helpful resource I’ve seen yet.
What do Trump's Executive Orders mean for nonprofits? There's lots of noise — and not yet a lot of clarity — around the new administration's first Executive Orders. At the same time, there's understandable reason for alarm about the potential impacts on many members of our communities, from LGBTQ+ people to our immigrant neighbors. National Council of Nonprofits put together this helpful chart tracking the EOs that may affect nonprofits, and their potential impact. As you'll see, there's still many questions, but if your organization is engaging with DEI programs, government grants & contracts, civic engagement, immigration, or other subsectors — definitely worth a bookmark (link in comments) as they'll continue to update the document as a resource.
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This is a helpful outline of the some of the ways that recent executive orders are eroding the impactful work of nonprofits and other community based organizations.
What do Trump's Executive Orders mean for nonprofits? There's lots of noise — and not yet a lot of clarity — around the new administration's first Executive Orders. At the same time, there's understandable reason for alarm about the potential impacts on many members of our communities, from LGBTQ+ people to our immigrant neighbors. National Council of Nonprofits put together this helpful chart tracking the EOs that may affect nonprofits, and their potential impact. As you'll see, there's still many questions, but if your organization is engaging with DEI programs, government grants & contracts, civic engagement, immigration, or other subsectors — definitely worth a bookmark (link in comments) as they'll continue to update the document as a resource.
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This chart clearly outlines how #Trump's executive orders impact different sectors of nonprofits. A valuable resource to go through!!
What do Trump's Executive Orders mean for nonprofits? There's lots of noise — and not yet a lot of clarity — around the new administration's first Executive Orders. At the same time, there's understandable reason for alarm about the potential impacts on many members of our communities, from LGBTQ+ people to our immigrant neighbors. National Council of Nonprofits put together this helpful chart tracking the EOs that may affect nonprofits, and their potential impact. As you'll see, there's still many questions, but if your organization is engaging with DEI programs, government grants & contracts, civic engagement, immigration, or other subsectors — definitely worth a bookmark (link in comments) as they'll continue to update the document as a resource.
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As allies, advocates, philanthropists and corporations celebrate #Pride 🏳️🌈🏳️⚧️ month, it’s important to lift up the intersectional nature of the #LGBTQ community. Queer people are not only Black, brown, white, AANHPI, Gen Z, old, wealthy, or under resourced. Millions of LGBTQ people also live with disabilities (both visible and invisible) — and instead of overlooking disabled people, let’s make an effort to elevate and equalize by: 1) Donating to organizations that work within the community 2) Intentionally including disabled people in your Pride marketing campaigns 3) Centering disabled queer voices in your messaging this month…and all year long. #DEI / #ESG / #Media / #ERG / #Marketing folks: If you are looking for a great grassroots organization to support and partner with, check out Arkansas Support Network (ASN). It’s an amazing non-profit in the mid-South empowering close to a thousand people in the disabled community with the ability to make decisions and direct their lives — including those who are LGBTQ 🏳️🌈. Their work is making a difference on a local, regional, and national level. If you want more info on the org, would like to become a partner, or make a Pride donation that will truly make a difference, connect with ASN CEO, Dr. Syard Evans. (Also an acclaimed speaker on disability inclusion…you’ll be glad you invited her to your corporate or policy event).
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🌈 I am queer. And I don’t like Pride Month 😮💨 I’ll be honest — I have complicated feelings about Pride right now. We have an entire month to celebrate our existence thanks to Black and Brown, Queer and Trans people who riot made it possible for us to get our rights — rights that are still being challenged today everywhere in the world. Pride started as a riot, it should be about resistance and community. But instead, I/we need to work so much harder than any other month because this is the only month our voices get tolerated — and on top of that, corporations use them to make a (huge) profit. 💔 It is draining. This is why at Lutalica, I’m not pushing our comms team to make as much noise as we could during Pride Month. We work for the LGBTQ+ community all year round, and I don’t want my colleagues to feel overwhelmed because this is the only time of the year when straight people acknowledge us. 💪 We want to keep working for the community, providing free support to non-profits who struggle to raise funds for an inclusive brand or an accessible website. These things are not only important, they are crucial, and I will keep shouting this to whoever will listen. I wish we could have started our crowdfunding earlier than Pride Month. We could have done it later, but July and August are holiday months, in September people have no money post-holiday, and then it’s basically Christmas. So here we are — and honestly, it’s not going as well as we hoped because we’re being drowned out by voices that only speak up in the month of June. But we still need your support. 👉 Please watch the video in this post where I explain why this is important. Check out the testimonials we’ve been posting — they are proof that our work is necessary. And then, please reshare and donate to our crowdfunding campaign here 👉 https://lnkd.in/ekREhQ3U ✨ Help us design a brighter future for women and queer communities. #QueerAndProud #LGBTQSupport #PurposeOverProfit #Crowdfunding #InclusiveDesign #CommunitySupport #DesignForChange #HappyPride #PrideMonth I'm curious about what other trans and queer entrepreneurs/professionals think. Do you feel the same? Ruth Faulkner Susie Cuthill Matt Dabrowski Patrick Dickinson Ceysa McKechnie Thea Bardot Araxie Boyadjian Lu 🍋 Castello Cat Halsan Hugh O'Keeffe Lou Beardsmore Jaron Soh Taylor 🌹 Gobar Aby Hawker Kirsty Lunn Francesca Allen
📣 This is a BIG one folks - we need your help! Today we’re launching a major fundraising campaign to support pro-bono design services for feminist and LGBTQ+ organisations! 🌈✨ In today’s climate, it’s crucial for these organisations to have a strong brand and accessible online presence. Our goal is to provide these essential tools to those who need them most but can’t afford them. Your support can make a real difference. By donating, you’re helping us amplify the voices of those fighting for equality and justice. Together, we can create a more inclusive and equitable world. DONATE HERE 👉 https://lnkd.in/epa9zY5g #DesignForGood #Empower #LGBTQ #WomenEmpowerment #InclusiveDesign #NonProfit #PurposeOverProfit
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There is a good explanation of Trump`s Executive Orders... 🙄 "Recent changes in U.S. policy, particularly under Trump's Executive Order, have had significant ripple effects on INGOs and NGOs worldwide—including here in Mongolia. As organizations navigating these uncertainties, we now find ourselves in a position of waiting, reflecting, and adapting. The resilience of our mission remains our focus, but these shifts highlight the interconnectedness of global decisions and local impacts. 🌏 #GlobalImpact #NGOs #Mongolia"
What do Trump's Executive Orders mean for nonprofits? There's lots of noise — and not yet a lot of clarity — around the new administration's first Executive Orders. At the same time, there's understandable reason for alarm about the potential impacts on many members of our communities, from LGBTQ+ people to our immigrant neighbors. National Council of Nonprofits put together this helpful chart tracking the EOs that may affect nonprofits, and their potential impact. As you'll see, there's still many questions, but if your organization is engaging with DEI programs, government grants & contracts, civic engagement, immigration, or other subsectors — definitely worth a bookmark (link in comments) as they'll continue to update the document as a resource.
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How will these Executive Orders affect your non-profit and how do you plan to adapt, now or in the future?
What do Trump's Executive Orders mean for nonprofits? There's lots of noise — and not yet a lot of clarity — around the new administration's first Executive Orders. At the same time, there's understandable reason for alarm about the potential impacts on many members of our communities, from LGBTQ+ people to our immigrant neighbors. National Council of Nonprofits put together this helpful chart tracking the EOs that may affect nonprofits, and their potential impact. As you'll see, there's still many questions, but if your organization is engaging with DEI programs, government grants & contracts, civic engagement, immigration, or other subsectors — definitely worth a bookmark (link in comments) as they'll continue to update the document as a resource.
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