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Our mission is to create spaces for connection, community, education and advocacy for LGBTQ+ people, our allies, and our neighbors.

A fully affirming United Methodist Church that encourages people to grow goodness in the world.

Our mission is to improve the quality of life for individuals, families and communities affected by alcohol and drug dependency by providing affordable, effective educational services grounded in the Twelve Step principles of Alcoholics Anonymous.

Providing support, advocacy & connection to the transgender community.

We welcome folks who are transgender, non-binary, gender non-conforming, two spirit, genderqueer, gender diverse, and gender expansive.

A peer support group aimed towards trans* and gender nonconforming youth and their families in Minnesota

Transgender Law Center is the largest national trans-led organization advocating self-determination for all people. Since 2002 we’ve been organizing, assisting, informing and empowering thousands of individual community members towards a long-term, national, trans-led movement for liberation.

LGBTQ and Friends Country Dancing

The Twin Cities Goodtime Softball League (TCGSL) is a proud member of the North American Gay Amateur Athletic Alliance (NAGAAA). TCGSL affiliated teams travel from coast to coast to play in national tournaments, and to participate in the Gay Softball World Series (GSWS). We are committed to cultivating a culture of sportsmanship and supporting the LGBTQ+ community.

The Gay Issues Support Group is a place where men can discuss issues of sexuality, coming out, relationships and cultural attitudes in an open, affirming and supportive environment. Members of this group support each other to build a positive sense of self and community, find friendships that affirm who we are and help us to understand, accept and cope with our family, workplace and relationship issues.

We are a grassroots community and mutual aid organization designed by queer people, for queer people, who are new to the Twin Cities and Minnesota or are considering moving here. (Allies and locals are welcome!). Our goal is to help people from diverse backgrounds make friends, find community, give and receive support, share experiences, and explore the Twin Cities and greater Minnesota together.

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We are an open-hearted and open-minded worshiping community with stated and demonstrated commitments to being "Open and Affiirming" and to being a "Just Peace" church. We are also committed to economic and racial justice and to ecojustice, and work to understand the intersectionality of all these issues and how we are called to be part of the healing that is needed in this world. All are welcome, as we affirm that all are children of God - no exceptions.

UnRestrict Minnesota works to protect, expand, and destigmatize access to abortion care—and all reproductive healthcare—in Minnesota through public education, advocacy, and the law.

Founded in 1978, Violence Free Minnesota is a statewide coalition of over 90 member programs working to end relationship abuse.

Violence Free Minnesota does not provide direct services to survivors and we do not offer financial assistance.

We Choose Us is a campaign coalition of grassroots organizations, unions, and advocacy groups fighting for multiracial democracy in Minnesota. That means protecting the democratic institutions we have, strengthening the communities that make democracy possible and expanding our own ideas about what democracy can look like in order to best meet the needs of each and every person who makes Minnesota home.

Advocates for Reproductive Education (WeARE) is a 501c3 nonprofit organization, organized in 2015 around a commitment to promote and provide comprehensive reproductive education and healthcare services for youth, young adults, and the underserved in Brainerd, MN and the surrounding community.

WestBridge is a family-founded private non-profit organization. Our mission is to compassionately provide mental health and substance use treatment to individuals and their families. We incorporate evidence-based practices to promote resiliency and lifelong recovery.

Providing LGBTQ Student Athletes Equal Opportunities

The University of Minnesota Youth and AIDS Projects (YAP) was founded in 1989, with a mission to prevent transmission of HIV to and from high-risk youth and to provide care to youth and families living with HIV infection. Our governing philosophy is that adolescents can and do make responsible health-related decisions, given appropriate resources and support. YAP programs are grounded in the belief that HIV-related services for youth must be developmentally appropriate, culturally competent, coordinated, and family-centered in order to be effective.

YouthLink serves young people ages 16-24 experiencing or at risk of homelessness in the Twin Cities, MN. We help youth at all stages of their journey.