Grants Directory

General Operating Support for HIV/AIDS programs

Support for the completion of a play about the founding of the SF Women's Building "She Rises Like a Building To the Sky"

Project Support the Bay Area component of its new Elder Law Project. Funds would support a series of "speak outs" in the Bay Area with estimated LGBT participants over age 60. The goals are to break the isolation of old LGBT people, learn more from them about their legal needs, create and disseminate a short, practical resource manual addressing the most urgent legal concerns

Support for data gathering and analysis for the Time 4 paper of the National Longitudinal Lesbian Family Study

To support hiring a transgender-identified clinician at New Leaf

Support to provide partial Support for a Spanish bilingual full-time clinician to provide HIV counseling, therapy and other services to low-income individuals

Support for two half-time mental-health clinicians to open up at least 1,040 private one-hour therapy sessions over 12 months, plus group therapy

Unrestricted Operating Support Grant

Support for the Family Civil Rights Project and support of non-legal costs connected with the Kathy Crandall case

Support for production costs for OUT, a documentary of the Life of Laura Whitehorn, that revisits the history of radical politics in the United States through the life of Laura Whitehorn, a lesbian political prisoner incarcerated for 16 years on charges of attempting to subvert the U.S. government through violent means

Support for the Speaker's Bureau Program on GLBT issues for middle and high schools

Support for capacity building to build infrastructure and administration personnel

Support for production costs of a thirty-minute video called Positive Art. The video is a documentary about the personal transformations of women with HIV and AIDS who participate in an art workshop taught by Nancer LeMoins, a professional artist and a lesbian living with AIDS since 1985

Support for the Public Benefits Outreach program which helps low-income people with HIV/AIDS

Support for staffing costs for the collaborative to provide social, recreational and leadership opportunities for LGBTQ youth of George Washington High School

General support for Project Open Hand's nutrition services for people living with HIV & AIDS in Alameda County

Support for upgrading of Purple Moon's marketing and promotional strategies

Support for Quan Yin's Sister Care Program providing acupuncture and self-care advocacy for HIV+ women

Support for the 1999 Queer Arts Festival, for fees of the participating Queer artists of color and to undertake promotional and marketing efforts designed to increase attendance by audiences of color

Support to provide services to queer youth over 18 who are so often targeted for violence, ostracized, and thrown out of their homes