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TABLE OF CONTENTS

A Letter from the Publisher SWFL Equality Progress Organization Profiles/Resources 2-1-1 United Way Avow Hospice Center for Progress & Excellence Collier Freedom David Lawrence Center Equality Florida Flamingo Auto Group Gulf Coast FGCU Gender & Sexuality Alliance Florida Southwestern GSA Gay Social Network GET Network Foundation GLSEN Collier County Labratory Theater of Florida Legal Aid of Collier County Lee County Legal Aid Society LGBTQ Community Fund McGregor Clinic Naples Pride Naples Vet Center PFLAG Naples & Fort Myers Planned Parenthood Pride SWFL Project Help Shelter for Abused Women & Children SWFL Gay & Lesbian Chorus SWFL Harmony Chamber Visuality

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Naples Pride Map 17 Naples Pride Entertainment 18 Photos 19 Churches 20 Business Directory 21-28 Events 29-30 4

About the Rainbow Pages The Rainbow Pages Resource and Business Guide is published annually by Rainbow Pages/MLH Creative Concepts. The publication includes information about resources and organizations that provide services to the LGBTQ community. It also promotes businesses that suport the LGBTQ community and equality for all. A portion of the proceeds support various LGBTQ organizations and events. Last year, the Rainbow Pages donated part of the seed money for the first Naples Pride and contributed to the LGBTQ Community Fund through the Southwest Florida Community Foundation. This year, donations have been made again to both organizations. In addition to the annual print publication, the Rainbow Pages includes an app available for iPhone and Android, a website and a monthly newsletter. For more information, visit rainbowpagesswfl.com, email info@rainbowpagesswfl.com or call 239-234-2420.

Rainbow Pages Team Publisher Michelle Hudson Associate Publisher Derrick Shaw Community Outreach Alison Carville

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Keep Moving the Same Direction â€” Forward We accomplish more working together for our community We have many excellent people working to make our community better. As we continue to improve equality and meet the needs of our community, it's important that we all work together and keep things moving forward. Over the last several years, I've seen some obstacles that we must overcome to keep us moving in a positive direction. There are things that we can do to ensure we make progress and further our causes rather than taking steps backward. First, I think it is important that we all respect each other and each other's opinions. Too many times organizations or causes lose momentum because of differences of opinions. When we have positive, constructive discussions that respect everyone, we all benefit. We should not only welcome and listen to other opinions but also seek differing opinions to better form our own opinions. Second, we should all be kind and considerate. This goes along with respecting other people's opinions. If you disagree, there is no need for name calling, intimidation or violence. Third, we must all work together to reach our goals. That doesn't mean we all have to be doing the same thing. We can and should support different causes and belong to different organizations. We just shouldn't work against each other.

is don't become something you are supposed to be fighting against while supporting your own cause. Don't go down to their level. Let's lead by example, be open-minded and show respect. The ultimate goal of all the organizations, businesses and churches in the Rainbow Pages is equal, fair and just treatment for all. We believe people should be respected no matter their race, religion, ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, economic situation or anything else.

Let's all make a commitment to keep moving forward and do our part to make Southwest It can be difficult to listen to and try to understand Florida and the world we live in a little better place opinions so far from your own. It can be impossible tomorrow than it is today. Let's keep marching sometimes to imagine yourself in someone else's forward, toward a world where equality is a given, shoes. But, I've always felt disagreements and not something we have to work toward. constructive dialogue lead to more knowledge and understanding. I'm not saying we should be open to listening to hate speech or tolerate haters. What I am saying

Michelle Hudson

Michelle Hudson, Publisher

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SWFL Makes Great Strides for Equality There have been some great strides made for equality over the last year in Southwest Florida. The first Pride was celebrated in Naples last year with more than 5,000 people attending the inaugural event. The event raised more than $20,000 to establish a new LGBTQ Emergency Fund. The fund provides temporary financial support for anyone in the LGBTQ community facing an emergency situation such as suddenly finding themselves homeless or an emergency medical need. While the Emergency Fund provides one-time temporary help, the individuals in need are referred to agencies where they can find a more permanent solution. A Task Force was established by Naples Pride to oversee the emergency fund and to bring together people across the community to help address issues and needs facing the LGBTQ community. Another LGBTQ Fund is continuing to expand its reach throughout Southwest Florida. The Southwest Florida Community Foundation started

the LGBTQ Community Fund a couple years ago and has awarded grants to two non-profits addressing issues including suicide prevention and elder care. It has also become very involved in various community events that support equality. This year, the group is sponsoring a VIP tent at Naples Pride. The business community has become more proactive in promoting equality as well. The Southwest Florida Harmony Chamber of Commerce celebrated its one year anniversary in May 2018. The Naples, Marco Island, Everglades Convention & Visitors Bureau recently launched a campaign to attract more LGBTQ visitors to Collier County. There will be same sex couples included in advertising. The CVB has created a staff position to oversee the effort. More information about most of these efforts is included in this edition of the Rainbow Pages. You can also read more at rainbowpagesswfl.com. — Michelle Hudson, publisher

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Need help but not sure who to call? Dial 2-1-1 Free program offers information, referrals to SWFL agencies The 2-1-1 service is a United Way program that provides free information and referral to human/ social service agencies. United Way 211 is for non-emergency assistance only and is available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Clients can call and receive information and referrals appropriate to their needs.

211 may not be reached on some hotel, cell, or pay phones. In these cases, 211 can be reached in Lee County at 239- 433-3900, Collier County at 888-3697688 and Hendry/Glades at 800-887-9234.

Southwest Florida is covered by the United Way of Collier County as well as the United Way of Lee, Hendry, Glades and Okeechobee Counties.

LEE WEBSITE: unitedwaylee.org

United Way 211 exists to help people navigate their way through the maze of human and social services agencies by providing the most adequate resources for the clientâ€™s situation. This efficient process promotes prevention and self-sufficiency

COLLIER WEBSITE: unitedwayofcolliercounty.org

by giving the clients easy access to services. The calls are answered by trained information and referral specialists who will assess the clientâ€™s need and give appropriate referrals. Every call is completely confidential.

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Avow Hospice PHONE: 24/7 Hospice Care & Bereavement: 239-261-4404 or toll-free 888-484-AVOW Palliative Care: 239-304-1600

ADDRESS: 1095 Whippoorwill Lane, Naples, FL 34105

WEBSITE: avowcares.org

EMAIL: info@avowcares.org

Community Foundation to expand their LGBTQ programs. In addition to offering support services, Avow is providing education and outreach to elder care facilities, care givers and others concerning issues facing the LGBT community in need of eldercare or senior housing.

Center for Progress and Excellence

Avow was founded in 1983 as Collier County’s original nonprofit hospice. Avow provides comfort, care, understanding and dignity to those who are seriously ill and their caregivers, as well as those mourning a loved one’s passing. In 2017, Avow partnered with the GSN WeCare Committee, to conduct an eight-week LGBT bereavement support program. The program provides participants with a safe, compasionate environment to share thoughts and feelings, receive support and embrace hope and healing. This year, Avow received a $15,000 grant from the LGBTQ Fund through the Southwest Florida

PHONE: 239-223-2751 ADDRESS: 6360 Techster Boulevard Fort Myers, FL 33966 WEBSITE: progressandexcellence.com EMAIL: info@progressandexcellence.com

Founded in 2017, the Center for Progress and Excellence Inc. provides comprehensive social and behavioral health services to the Southwest Florida region, in order to promote self-sufficiency and personal progress throughout the community, regardless of race, religion, gender, nationality, sexual orientation and economic status. The Mobile Crisis Team This team provides a rapid on call service. The team consists of mental health professionals. This effort will reduce barriers and provide on site assessment, timely coordination and appropriate services. By providing individuals with an on-call behavioral health intervention, it can significantly reduce unnecessary Baker acts and provide appropriate and timely assessment, intervention and engagement. A highly trained and specialized mobile crisis unit will assist in managing crisis situations in an effective, holistic and humane manner. LGBT Transitional Home Many LGBTQ youth have the added layer of trauma that comes with being rejected or mistreated because of their sexual orientation, gender identity or gender expression. This transitional housing program will empower the young men and women with the tools needed to live independently. The importance of having a secure environment to call home can't be overstated. The unique transitional housing model will encourage the growth of independent, positive and productive adult community members.

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Collier Freedom ADDRESS: P.O. Box 7392, Naples, FL 34101 WEBSITE: collierfreedom.org EMAIL: info@collierfreedom.org

Collier Freedom is a grassroots organization located in Naples Florida. The mission is to create an inclusive community regardless of race, nationality, faith or sexual orientation for a common vision of freedom, equality and social justice.

David Lawrence Center PHONE: 239-455-8500 ADDRESS: 6075 Bathey Lane Naples, FL 34116 WEBSITE: davidlawrencecenter. org

Based in Southwest Florida, the David Lawrence Center is a not-for-profit, leading provider of behavioral health solutions dedicated to inspiring and creating life-changing wellness for every individual. The Center provides innovative, comprehensive inpatient, outpatient, residential and community-based prevention and treatment services for children and adults who experience mental health, emotional, psychological and substance abuse challenges.

Equality Florida

PHONE: 813-870-3735 ADDRESS: P.O. Box 13184 St. Petersburg, FL 33733 WEBSITE: eqfl.org

Equality Florida consists of two organizations Equality Florida Institute, Inc., a 501(c)(3) educational charity and Equality Florida Action, Inc., a 501(c)(4) advocacy organization. Together, these organizations form the largest civil rights organization dedicated to securing full equality for Floridaâ€™s lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender community. Through education, grassroots organizing, coalition building, and lobbying, they are changing Florida so that no one suffers harassment or discrimination on the basis of their sexual orientation or gender identity.

Flamingo Auto Group Gulf Coast

PHONE: 239-368-8245 WEBSITE: Visit Facebook Group @ Flamingoautogroupgulfcoast EMAIL: hirsuterence@yahoo.com

The members of this 501(c)(3) organization share a common interest in automobiles. All years of make/model/condition are welcome to join Flamingo Auto Group Gulf Coast Chapter of Lambda Car Club International.

Florida Gulf Coast University Gender & Sexuality Alliance WEBSITE: Visit on Facebook @fgcugsa

EMAIL: gsa@eagle.fgcu.edu

The primary purpose of this organization is to raise social awareness and bring together all people of Florida Gulf Coast University, and the surrounding community. It is a safe forum for discussion for all those who are heterosexual, homosexual, bisexual, and transgender. It is a network of individuals who meet weekly in order to promote activism, awareness, diversity and fun.

Florida SouthWestern State College Gay Straight Alliance WEBSITE: Visit on Facebook @FSWGSA EMAIL: temmett@bucs.fsw.edu

A college organization designed to spread the word against defamation on campus and create a safe zone for the LGBT community and their allies.

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Gay Social Network of Southwest Florida WEBSITE: gaysocialnetwork. com Since 1994, the Gay Social Network has provided SW Florida’s gays and lesbians with a neighborly outlet for making friends and socializing. Their activities include monthly socials, often at private clubhouses; weekly cocktail hour at local establishments; dining at the area’s fine restaurants; and bowling for our sports fans.

Gender Equality Trust Network Foundation PHONE: 239-443-6385 EMAIL: info@get-it. network WEBSITE: get-it.network

GLSEN Collier County is a part of a leading national organization working to ensure safe and supportive environments in school for all students, regardless of sexual orientation, gender identity or gender expression. GLSEN certified trainers are available to provide professional development to educators and other professionals working with LGBTQ youth.

Labratory Theater of Fl PHONE: 239-218-0481 ADDRESS: 1634 Woodford Ave., Fort Myers, FL WEBSITE: laboratorytheaterflorida.com EMAIL: info@laboratorytheaterflorida.com

THE LABORATORY THEATER OF FLORIDA is dedicated to the promotion of the performing arts, through live performance, education, community outreach, experimentation and ensemble work.

Founded in 2015, the GET Network Foundation (Gender Equality Trust) provides support and education for transgender individuals and their families. The organization's mission is to empower, inspire, and facilitate trust and equality for everyone regardless of gender assigned at birth. The organization provides support groups for adults, teens and children the first Saturday each month.

GLSEN Collier County

PHONE: 786-671-2390 WEBSITE: .glsen.org/ chapters/colliercounty EMAIL: CollierCounty@ Chapters.GLSEN.org

GLSEN (pronounced “glisten”) was formed to improve an education system that too frequently allows its lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer and questioning students to be bullied, discriminated against, or fall through the cracks. Monthly meetings are the second Monday of every month at 5 pm at Naples United Church of Christ, Nelson Hall, 5200 Crayton Road, Naples, FL 34103. 10

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Legal Aid of Collier Co. PHONE: 239-775-4555 ADDRESS: 4436 Tamiami Trail East, Naples , FL 34112 WEBSITE: LegalAid.org/collier

Legal Aid Service of Collier County is a private, non-profit law firm that provides free civil legal services to Collier County residents who face matters of life-changing significance. Legal Aid provides access to legal help for the most vulnerable people in the community, allowing them to protect their livelihoods, their health, and their families.

Lee Legal Aid Society ADDRESS: 2211 Widman Way, Suite 150, Fort Myers, FL 33901 PHONE: 239-334-6118 EMAIL: intake@ leecountylegalaid.org WEBSITE: leecountylegalaid.org

Lee County Legal Aid Society, Inc. is a private, nonprofit organization that provides free legal aid for low income residents of Lee County. A communitybased agency, LCLAS assists Lee County residents by providing quality legal representation while promoting financial and emotional stability.

LGBT Community Fund of Southwest Florida PHONE: 239-274-5900

WEBSITE: lgbtswfl.com

This is a fund of the Southwest Florida Community Foundation that engages like-minded individuals and organizations to increase philanthropic support in Southwest Florida for the unique challenges and opportunities facing Southwest Florida’s

LGBTQ community. Grantmaking from the LGBT Community Fund is research-based. Through research, the fund’s steering committee will identify the greatest needs in the SWFL region for the Fund’s granting focus. Contributors to the Fund of $250 or more are considered Fund Contributors and will have voting privileges on that year’s grants focus area selection.

The McGregor Clinic

PHONE: 239-334-9555 ADDRESS: 3487 Broadway, Fort Myers, FL 33901 EMAIL: prevention@mcgregorclinic.org WEBSITE: mcgregorclinic.org

The McGregor Clinic, Inc. is a nonprofit providing a holistic approach to health care for those living with HIV. In addition to primary medical care, the clinic provides case management services, food and clothing assistance, mental health counseling and prevention education and testing.

Naples Pride ADDRESS: Pride Naples FL Inc PO Box 111-414 Naples, FL 34108 WEBSITE: naplespride.org EMAIL: info@naplespride.org

This organization is responsible for bringing the first Pride to Naples in 2017. The theme was We Are ONE and this year's theme is We Are EQUAL. The organization plans the annual Naples Pride, which rasies money to support an LGBTQ Emergency Fund. More than $20,000 has been contributed to the fund, which is used to fund temporary emergency situations facing the LGBTQ community in Southwest Florida. In addition to planning the annual Pride event, the nonprofit organization includes a Task Force. The task force brings together representatives of various agencies, community organizations and government to work toward the common goal of equality for all. The Task Force also oversees the LGBTQ Emergency Fund.

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Naples Vet Center PHONE: 239-403-2377 ADDRESS: 2705 Horseshoe Drive, South #204, Naples, FL 34104 WEBSITE: vetcenter.va.gov

The organization provides support and education for individuals and families that are dealing with the issues they face when an individual, relative or friend comes out as LGBTQ. Advocacy to change attitudes and create policies and laws that achieve full equality for people who are LGBTQ is another key function of the group.

The mission of the organization is to welcome home and honor those who served, those still serving, and their families by reaching out to them, engaging their communities, and providing them with quality readjustment counseling and timely referral.

PFLAG — Naples

PFLAG

PFLAG Naples is one of the oldest LGBTQ support organizations in Southwest Florida. Monthly support group meetings are the 3rd Thursday of the month at 7 P.M. at the Naples United Church of Christ, 5200 Crayton Road, Naples, 34103.

who are LGBTQ.

PFLAG works to create a world where difference is celebrated, and all people are valued inclusive of their sexual orientation, gender identity and gender expression.They support, educate, and advocate for families, allies and people

PHONE: 239-963-4670 ADDRESS: P.O. Box 770294, Naples, FL 34107-0294 WEBSITE: PFLAGnaples.org EMAIL: info@PFLAGnaples.org

PFLAG — Fort Myers WEBSITE: pflagftmyers.com EMAIL: pflagftmyers@gmail.com

The group meets on the third Tuesday of every month at 6 p.m. at The Gathering Place at Beacon Executive Suites, 8359 Beacon Blvd., Fort Myers.

Planned Parenthood of SWFL and Central FL plannedparenthood.org NAPLES PHONE: 239-262-0301 ADDRESS: 1425 Creech Rd.

FORT MYERS PHONE: 239-481-9999

ADDRESS: 8595 College Pkwy.

If you have questions about sexual orientation and gender, Planned Parenthood has information and resources for individuals and families. Whether you’re straight, gay, trans, cis, something else, or figuring it all out, the organization can provide answers to some of the most common questions about gender and sexuality. If you are a parent, you can get information to help you make sure your children feel safe and supported both inside and outside your home. 12

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Pride SWFL

Leading and collaborating with the community to Prevent, Protect and Prevail over domestic violence and human trafficking through advocacy, empowerment and social change.

WEBSITE: prideswfl.org

The organization plans the annual Fort Myers Pride Fest in October each year. The mission is to provide Southwest Florida with a positive image of gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender people and to create functions and events promoting educational, civic, and cultural activities that further this goal and enrich the lives of members and the community.

Southwest Florida Gay and Lesbian Chorus PHONE: 239-410-2025 EMAIL: swflgaychorus@ gmail.com WEBSITE: gaychorus.org

Project Help

PHONE: 239-262-7227 WEBSITE: projecthelpnaples. wordpress.com

Project HELP is a state-certified Sexual Assault and Rape Recovery Crisis Center in Collier County. The agency also works with the Collier County Medical Examiner’s Office to quickly identify families and children that are affected by sudden death. Project HELP, Inc. has been providing counseling and advocacy to individuals affected by sexual violence and sudden death since 1986. Referral sources include the Collier County Sheriff’s Office, Medical Examiner’s Office, State Attorney’s Office, Family Preservation, Department of Children and Families, Children’s Advocacy Center, Naples Police Department, Marco Police Department, Naples’ Hospitals, Florida Highway Patrol, the Shelter for Abused Women and Children, schools, hospitals, and the organization's 24-hour Crisis & Referral Helpline. There is a victim advocate at the State Attorney’s Office as well. The counseling services are multifaceted. Counselors work with clients on a mostly individual basis, but also provide family and couples’ counseling. Group counseling is also available.

The Southwest Florida Gay and Lesbian Chorus, formed in 1993, is a member of GALA Choruses. GALA is a nonprofit that supports LGBTQ choruses to change our world through song. Every four years, GALA has a festival in which Gala Choruses across the world gather for a week of music, workshops and reaffirming their vision of the future.

The Shelter for Abused Women & Children

PHONE: 239-775-3862 24-7 CRISIS HOTLINE 239775-1101 WEBSITE: naplesshelter.org Rainbow Pages

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Southwest Florida Harmony Chamber of Commerce

PHONE: 800-967-7750 WEBSITE: swflhcc.org EMAIL: swflharmonychamber@gmail.com

The SWFLHCC exists to promote networking within the existing LGBTQ and LGBTQ friendly business and professional community, to promote business opportunities for chamber members, to promote Southwest Florida as a year-round LGBTQ and LGBTQ friendly tourist destination, to provide resources for members and to provide outreach. — To have your organization included in the Rainbow Pages, email info@rainbowpagesswfl.com or visit rainbowpagesswfl.com.

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Visuality Expands Programs PHONE: 239-898-6124 WEBSITE: visualityflorida.org EMAIL: visualityfloridainc@gmail. com

Visuality has expanded programming from youth only to LGBTQ+ inclusive programming for all ages, and has relocated from Beacon Executive Suites to All Faiths Unitarian Congregation. Visuality Voices: (Education) Upon request, Visuality sponsors information panels for organizations to educate and sensitize their employees to the LGBTQ+ plight. Public panels are presented quarterly at various locations in Lee County that educate the general public. 40+ Programming Monthly themed mixers; Yoga classes on the first and last Tuesdays of each month; tickets to outings (theater, baseball games, etc.) monthly off-season (summer) Sunday brunch outings. Youth Programming (14-18) (18-24) Peer to peer discussion groups, recreation evenings, picnic, prom night, holiday parties, Visuality Live (Queer and Asking), High School GSA’s (Gay

Straight Alliances) are being visited by a Visuality representative to keep connected. Senior Adults The Including the Rainbow in Medical and Professional Services panel was just the beginning of our senior adult programming. There will be additional program opportunities in the future. Gamma Support group for gay and bisexual individuals who are married to or involved with straight spouses. Originally founded in Washington, DC in 1978 GAMMA is sponsored locally by Visuality. — By Arlene Goldberg, Visuality Co-Founder

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1 McGregor Clinic 2 SWFL Community Foundation 3 Flamingo Auto 4 Health Department 5 Key West Express 6 Bambusa 7 REMAX 8 GSN 9 Collier Co. Supervisor of Elections 10 Collier Freedom 11 Naples Pride 12 Antojitos 13 Unitarian Universalist Congregation 14 ACLU 15 PFLAG 16 GLSEN 17 Collier Students for Change 18 Rascals 19 Eldorado Furniture 20 Naples-Marco Everglades CVB 21 Unity Church 22 Shelter for Abused Women, Children 23 SWFL Justice for All Coalition 24 Moms to End Gun Violence

25 Annisa Karim 26 David Holden Campaign 27 Collier County Democrats 28 Lee LGBTQA Democratic Caucus 29 Jennifer Boddicker 30 Sara McFadden 31 Dr. Clint Potter 32 Fifth Third Bank 33 LaPlaya Beach & Golf Resort 34 Shy Wolf Sanctuary 35 Bonita Safety institute 36 TBD 37 SWFL Pride 38 SWFL Gay and Lesbian Chorus 39 Avow Hospice 40 Legal Aid Collier 41 German Shepherd Rescue 42 Naples Botanical Garden 43 Vergina 44 Holidays Network Group 45 Planned Parenthood, SWFL, Central FL 46 David Lawrence Center 47 Everglades Area Tours 48 Intimates Adult Boutique Rainbow Pages

49 At the Helm Studio 50 Parrot Bar and Grill 51 We Insure/Sprouse Insurance 52 Paintings and Drawings of John Shipp 53 SWFL Harmony Chamber 54 Bath Fitter 55 Pet Supplies Plus 56 AT&T 57 Vi at Bentley Village 58 First Community Bank 59 SWFL Event Center 60 Vestire Alterations & Tux Rentals 61 Pampered Chef 62 Florida Blue 63 Goldberg Noone, LLC 64 Womenâ€™s Healthcare Physicians 65 Dunkin's Diamonds 66 Jee Castillo photography 67 VMOZ Arte 68 Project Help 69 United Way Collier County 70 Rainbow Pages

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Entertainment Lineup Times are approximate & are subject to last-minute changes.

JUNE 2, 2018, 11 am - 5 pm 11:00 AM 11:01

National Anthem: Marco Kircher City of Naples Mayor Bill Barnett