The Trevor Project

Meet Blondie and the Beneteau Babes - an all-women crew competing in the TRANS Trans Superior Yacht Race!

We're not just racing for speed - we're sailing for visibility, love and belonging. In honor of one of our crewmates' children who we lost to suicide last fall after they courageously came out as transgender, we are dedicating this race to raise awareness and support for LGBTQ+ youth.

All donations the team receives go to The Trevor Project. The Trevor Project provides crisis services, peer support, advocacy and public education to support LGBTQ+ youth.

https://www.thetrevorproject.org/

Rainbow Bowl is a fantasy football tournament created to unite a diverse and passionate community in support of LGBTQ youth. Through friendly competition and shared purpose, we aim to raise funds and awareness for vital organizations like The Trevor Project, providing crisis support and safe spaces for young people in need. Our mission is to turn the joy of the game into meaningful impact — proving that in fantasy football and in life, everyone deserves a place where they belong.

We are performing a chamber recital on Sunday, August 3 in an effort to raise funds for The Trevor Project, an organization dedicated to ending suicide among LGBTQ+ young people. Every day, countless youth face challenges that can lead them to feel isolated and hopeless. The Trevor Project provides essential support and resources to these individuals, helping them find the strength to persevere. By contributing to this campaign, you can be a beacon of hope for someone in need.

Your support helps The Trevor Project make a difference by contributing towards efforts like:

Join us in supporting this vital mission. Every donation, no matter the size, helps save lives and creates a more inclusive world. Thank you for your generosity!

Welcome! The admin and mod team from Mental Health Practitioners of Baltimore/Washington Metro (Eddie Lomash, Ericka Leonard, Lauren Going, and Tina Jones) are raising funds for The Trevor Project for our 10th anniversary!

Federal funding for LGBTQ+ youth suicide prevention ended on July 17, leaving hundreds of thousands of young people at greater risk of suicide and harm.

Show LGBTQ+ young people their lives are worth saving. Your Emergency Lifeline Campaign gift will help fuel our suicide prevention and crisis services as well as other life-saving programs. Thanks to matching funds, your gift will be quadrupled until Thursday July 31st!

The Trevor Project is an organization dedicated to ending suicide among LGBTQ+ youth. Every day, countless young people face isolation, discrimination, and despair, and The Trevor Project stands as a beacon of hope, offering the support and resources needed to navigate these challenges. Your contribution can make a tangible difference in their lives.

Your support helps The Trevor Project make a difference by contributing towards efforts like:

By donating, you join a community committed to fostering a brighter future for LGBTQ+ youth. Every dollar counts and is an investment in their lives and well-being. Thank you for your support!

We’re getting married! Instead of gifts, we’re inviting friends and family to join us in supporting a cause close to our hearts: The Trevor Project.

The Trevor Project provides life-saving crisis support for LGBTQ+ youth. As two gay men, we know how powerful love and acceptance can be—and we want to help ensure every young person feels that too.

Your donation, in honor of our wedding, will help make that possible. Thank you for celebrating with us and spreading the love. ️‍

With gratitude,

Paul & Rob

Hi, we're Alli Foronda & Kevin Mathews, and we are raising funds for The Trevor Project, an organization dedicated to ending suicide among LGBTQ+ young people. We are running the 2025 SF Marathon on July 27th and hoping to raise $1 for every mile of the race. A recommended donation is $26 but we appreciate any donation amount to help our efforts.

As we know, the mental health crisis among our youth has reached alarming levels, and The Trevor Project provides crucial support to those in need. Together, we can help ensure that every young person has access to the resources and support they deserve.

Your support helps The Trevor Project make a difference by contributing towards efforts like:

Every donation, no matter how small, helps foster a safer and more supportive environment for our youth. Please join me in supporting this vital cause and making a positive impact in the lives of countless young people.

In honor of Andrea Gibson, a magnificent poet who has brought joy and hope to so many of us — I am raising funds and awareness to support The Trevor Project, an organization that provides crucial resources and support to LGBTQ youth in crisis. I believe this organization is a good match for the love and acceptance Andrea embodied.

Your generous donations will help The Trevor Project continue its essential work, including:

Together, let’s honor their memory by helping folks in need find hope and support in difficult times. My own family has directly benefited from The Trevor Project’s work. Thank you for your kindness and generosity.

Just a few of the gems among Andrea’s work that I particularly love:

World Record in Goosebumps

Self-Interview

How to stop crying

A list of things I love / Things That Don’t Suck

Homesick: A Plea for Our Planet

The first post online I saw after Election Day showed the grim statistic that calls to the suicide prevention crisis hotline used by LGBTQIA young people rose by 700%! Being bullied relentlessly as a child like so many of our queer community members, you feel alone and helpless. With this still heavy on my heart, this holiday season, please support The Trevor Project with any donation as they help to end suicide among LGBTQIA young people.

Please consider dontaing to The Trevor Project, a leading organization dedicated to supporting LGBTQ+ youth through crisis intervention and suicide prevention services. This cause is deeply meaningful to us, and we hope you’ll consider joining us in supporting this important work. Thank you for celebrating with us and helping make the world a more compassionate and inclusive place.

I am walking 100km in September for The Trevor Project. Human rights are under attack in the US and LGBTQ+ folks are in the cross-hairs.

Help The Trevor Project to save lives of young LGBTQ+ persons by donating to this great organization and supporting their goal to end suicide in this community.

Please give what you can.

I'm TJ, host of Tolkien on Tap. With Pride Month coming to an end, I will be doing a live event on Friday, June 27th, at 6:30 pm CST to celebrate Pride and the works of J.R.R. Tolkien.

Since the Trump administration is adamant about stripping rights from my brothers, sisters, and MAGES in the LGBTQIA+ community, I wanted to do a charity drive to help give to The Trevor Project. The Trevor Project is an online resource to help those of us in the LGBTQIA+ community and educate the public. Any amount is appreciated.

Your support helps Trevor’s dedicated staff and trained volunteers provide suicide prevention and crisis intervention services 24/7/365. And your generosity will power our advocacy, peer support, public education, and research work, which affirms and improves young LGBTQ lives.

Your gift also enables The Trevor Project's volunteers, staff and partners to create and connect LGBTQ young people to affirming communities. Trevor's research shows that having a supportive community decreases an LGBTQ young person’s risk of attempting suicide.

These actions ensure Trevor’s trained crisis counselors are available 24/7/365 to LGBTQ young people feeling anxious, depressed, or overwhelmed.

With the end of our fiscal year just around the corner on July 31, we’re doing everything we can to ensure that every young person who reaches out to The Trevor Project gets the support they need.

Given today’s economic and political uncertainty, your support is especially critical. Kind, compassionate people like you are the fuel that powers Trevor’s advocacy, crisis services, education, peer support, and research programs.