The Trevor Project

For my first half marathon run, I would like to raise money for The Trevor project! If you donate at least $10, just leave a time in the comments of the donation, and the person with the time closest to my finishing time will receive a prize of $25! There will also be subsequent prizes of $15 and $10 for 2nd and 3rd closest guesses. If you have any questions about the organization that I am supporting, please read below. Every dollar counts and I greatly appreciate any contribution that people are willing to make.

The Trevor Project is a multifaceted LGBTQ organization that advocates for queer people, supports their mental health, and offers a crisis hotline for queer individuals. As someone who has called the Trevor project in times of need, I can personally vouch for the legitimacy of their mission. Things are not great right now for the trans community and we really need your support.

For those that may not be aware, here is a brief list of the changes to US policy and infrastructure over the past few months

In lieu of a traditional wedding gift, we are inviting you to instead make a donation to the Trevor Project.

It is a difficult time in the country for LGBTQ+ youth. While we as adults hopefully had the right opportunities and resources to find ourselves, unnecessary national tensions on gender, sexuality, and health matters have put immense stress on youth trying to find their place in the world.

Instead of collecting contributions for my 30th birthday party, I would like to ask friends and peers to donate to The Trevor Project, which provides resources and counseling to queer youth in crisis. Let's help those who may be down in this time, to thrive and celebrate like how we are able to.

More information on The Trevor Project: https://www.thetrevorproject.org/

Thank you for coming to REZISTOR’S benefit for the Trevor Project! If you find yourself here because you were not able to attend, thank you for supporting our benefit for the Trevor Project!

PLEASE MAKE A LIFE-SAVING GIFT

90% of LGBTQ+ young people said recent politics negatively impacted their mental health. Now more than ever, LGBTQ+ young people are counting on your support. The Trevor Project can help supply that critical support with 24-hour services, legal advocacy to change or help establish laws to protect LGBTQ+ youth, research, and education.

Your gift today ensures they will be able to continue their good work and protect the future of our youth.

The mission of The Trevor Project is to end suicide among gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender and questioning young people.

EIN Number: 95-4681287

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Hi, we are raising money alongside LFA's production of the Prom for the Trevor Project, an organization that helps LGBTQ+ teens dealing with mental health issues. The musical teaches us about accepting and helping those around us and we hope you can do so too in whatever capacity you are able to!

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.

Update: I successfully completed 320km over the month of January!

As January closes and I am approaching my goal of rowing 300km with my gym’s rowing challenge, I’m also counting my blessings in this world as an LGBTQ person. I would like to use this moment to help raise money for the Trevor Project, whose suicide prevention work helps countless LGBTQ youth live to see another day, perhaps row another meter in their own personal journeys towards health and wellness.

I will personally match up to $500 of your donations. Thank you!

My name is Leora Bailly, and I'm raising money for The Trevor Project. I'm raising money for my bat mitzvah, and I chose The Trevor Project because I'm part of the LGBTQ+ community, and I feel like this is a very important cause because it saves the lives of teenagers struggling with mental health issues and suicidal thoughts.

40 miles to raise funds to prevent suicide among LGBTQ+ community. The attacks on the LGBTQ+ community are relentless. We can make a difference by building community and looking out for one another. Join me in raising awareness and funds that will directly impact the community by helping to prevent suicide through greater outreach and bolstering resources.

Throughout its history, Defiance Esports has aimed to create a space and opportunity for those within the LGBTQIA+ and other disenfranchised communities. This led to the creation of our team Night Witches, a team both coached by and consisting of transgender women. In light of the most recent US election we are looking to aid our LGBTQIA+ family through this show match in support of The Trevor Project to help those of the community who are currently struggling in these uncertain times. Please consider donating to help support the community. If you cannot afford to donate that is not a problem, by sharing this stream and information about how to donate, you are doing the community a great service.

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.