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Every young person deserves to feel seen
Homophobia thrives in silence and ignorance. I came out in 2003 and have vowed to support other LGBTQ+ folks throughout their own journeys. Fundraising for The Trevor Project has been one way I’ve kept that promise.
In 2016, I organized an unofficial LGBTQ meetup at PASS Summit. The event sold out, and our community raised more than $3,000 for Trevor. Two years later, we came together again, and with matching gifts the fundraiser topped $15,000. Those fundraisers matter to me both for the money we raised to support Trevor’s programs and for the conversations and connections that grew into a community around them.
The Trevor Project provides crisis intervention and suicide prevention for LGBTQ+ young people. Its work also includes life-affirming resources, education, and advocacy alongside its hallmark suicide prevention programs. I proudly support its whole mission. Learn more about The Trevor Project.
The “Support” buttons on this site take you directly to The Trevor Project’s page—no tracking tokens or funny business. Even a small donation can make a difference in a young person’s life.
If you or someone you know needs support, you can get help via phone, TTY, text, or chat.