Equality Federation

Tomorrow is a big day for equality.

April 19, 2017

Friend,

Tomorrow is Give OUT Day, a national day of giving to LGBTQ organizations, and Equality Federation could win $10,000 for our work to achieve equality all across the country! Will you chip in to propel us to victory?

Click here to make your pledge now. The organization with the most people to donate (minimum of just $10 per person) wins the big prize money, generously sponsored by the Horizons Foundation

That’s right. Your $10+ donation could help us win $10,000!

Equality Federation has 41 member organizations in 36 states fighting for full equality. Together we’re building a strong, effective movement. Last year, we beat more than 200 anti-LGBTQ pieces of legislation, and this year we’re going to overcome dozens more, all while defending our wins in the face of state and federal attacks.

There has never been a more strategic time to fuel our efforts.

Please click here to give what you’re able, and help us win that $10,000.

Thank you,

Rebecca Isaacs
Executive Director

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