Strength Through Solidarity
2023-2024 Gratitude & Action Report
Letter from Leadership
To say this year has been a lot is an extraordinary understatement. Even before the devastating news of the presidential election outcome, our community has been facing continuous waves of backlash against the progress we’ve made as a movement. From historic amounts of anti-trans legislation, to efforts to erase us from public life, and a troubling decline in funding for LGBTQ+ communities—2024 has been marked with many stark reminders that our fight is far from over.
Our work just got exponentially harder – and exponentially more necessary. But Pride Foundation was built from and for moments exactly like this. Through our collective work over nearly four decades, we have carved out the protection, support, and connections we needed— and that’s what we will continue to do in the months and years to come.
Revolution is not a moment—it is a practice. A practice of harnessing the power we’ve built to create change and channel it back into our community. Our solidarity, our connection to one another, and our collective action give us the stamina to not only withstand, but continue to move forward.
We believe that the Northwest can be a place where all LGBTQ+ people experience joy, safety, and liberation. We believe that through our collective power, we will make it a reality.
Thank you for persevering alongside us through so much these past few years, and continuing to show up for our community each and every day. We hope you find this report to be an encouraging testament to our shared progress—a moment of hope through it all. But it is also a reminder of what lies ahead, and we hope you feel that it is also a call to action.
Let’s continue the fight for a world where our people can thrive, together.
With gratitude & solidarity, Katie
Carter, CEO
Carol Cheney & Jason Bergevin Board Co-Presidents
State of the Region
From the ways educational policies impact our students to the continued alarming rise in anti-LGBTQ+ legislation, from the shrinking pool of resources, to the realities of navigating hostile socio-political environments, these interconnected issues reflect the larger picture of what it means to live as an LGBTQ+ person in our region. Through a deeper understanding of our challenges, we hope you’ll be inspired to continue to stand with us in the fight for equity and justice.
Educational Outlook: A Hostile Climate for LGBTQ+ Students
Anti-LGBTQ+ rhetoric, legislation, and policies — particularly those targeting trans+ and nonbinary students, have created an environment of fear, exclusion, and violence in many schools. From book bans that erase LGBTQ+ histories to discriminatory policies around bathroom access and participation in school sports, the barriers to a safe and affirming education are growing.
Attacks on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion initiatives, alongside the Supreme Court’s ruling to end Affirmative Action in college admissions, have disproportionately impacted BIPOC LGBTQ+ students. Additionally, financial burdens remain a significant challenge for students.
Legislative Environment: Fighting a Wave of Backlash
2024 has been another record-breaking year after record-breaking years of proposed and enacted antiLGBTQ+ legislation: 538 anti-LGBTQ+ bills were proposed in state legislatures across the country for the 2024 legislative session alone. Six of these bills were signed into law in Idaho, with bans on educational materials, rollbacks on anti-discrimination protections, and direct attacks on the well-being of LGBTQ+, especially BIPOC, trans+, and nonbinary folks.
State legislation is only one small window into the everyday experience of violence impacting trans+ and LGBTQ+ people more broadly in the Northwest. We know that counties, cities, and school boards have been and continue to be battlegrounds for critical LGBTQ+ justice and that this climate of backlash profoundly affects the lived reality of our community.
Funding Landscape: A Dwindling Resource Pool
Funders for LGBTQ Issues published national data from 2022 that shows support for LGBTQ+ communities is actually going down — for every $100 awarded by U.S. foundations, only 25 cents supports LGBTQ+ communities (down from the already abysmally low 28 cents in 2021). It is alarming that philanthropic support is decreasing as our communities face one of the most coordinated set of ongoing attacks in a generation.
This decline in institutional support comes at a time when we’ve received more emergency funding requests than ever before—many for urgent needs like shelter, healthcare, and crisis support. Locally, many LGBTQ+led organizations across the Northwest have been forced to close or dramatically reduce services due to a lack of funding.
Regional Reality: The Lived Experience of Our Community
Across the Northwest, LGBTQ+ individuals are navigating a challenging landscape. The rise in anti-LGBTQ+ rhetoric, compounded by restrictive legislation, has led many to feel unsafe in their own communities. Recent data suggests that a growing number of LGBTQ+ individuals—especially trans+ and nonbinary people—have considered relocating due to hostility in their current environment.
For those who stay, the cultural impact is profound: LGBTQ+ folks are increasingly facing social isolation, economic hardship, and a lack of access to critical services like healthcare and housing.
Community Grants Program
In 2021, 2022, and 2023, Pride Foundation awarded $917,000 each year in Community Grants to 105 organizations, ranging in awards from $5,000 to $35,000. This was our first time awarding multi-year grants, a practice we implemented because we know it is critical to ensuring the sustainability and growth of LGBTQ+ organizations. This was a record-high amount of grantmaking for us, and it means that we distributed more than $2.75 million across our region over three years just through this funding stream!
While our Community Grants program provides long-term, sustainable funding to our grantee partners to ensure that they have what they need, we know that there is a critical need to provide resources and space for the emergent and unexpected needs of our communities.
Since 2017, we have always had a responsive funding program that has evolved to meet the changing needs of our communities that we call our Community Care Fund. In 2022, we focused on supporting more QTBIPOC organizations in rural areas who have limited access to resources and support.
In 2023, we also prioritized helping organizations with immediate needs like loss of funding, operational disruption, and critical support for things like housing and mental health support.
In total, we awarded $551,000 from the Community Care Fund to 21 organizations, with 75% of this funding focused on QTBIPOC groups in rural communities and 25% going to organizations outside these priority areas.
$2.75M+
distributed across our region over three years through multi-year grants—a record-high amount of grantmaking for Pride Foundation
$551K
from the Community Care Fund to 21 organizations, with 75% of this funding focused on QTBIPOC groups in rural communities and 25% going to organizations outside these priority areas
Washington LGBTQ+ Youth Initiative
In 2023, Pride Foundation launched our Washington LGBTQ+ Youth Initiative in partnership with the Paul G. Allen Family Foundation. This $1.6M initiative is focused on supporting the long-term sustainability of LGBTQ+ youth organizations in Washington state through grantmaking and programmatic offerings, as well as supporting the leadership of LGBTQ+ youth directly. Spanning across the entire state, we’re supporting youth organizations from Okanogan County to Yakima County, and beyond.
Our funding prioritizes organizations focusing on racial justice for QTBIPOC youth, gender justice for trans+ and nonbinary youth, and those working in rural areas or supporting youth impacted by housing insecurity, the criminal legal system, and foster care.
During its first year, the Washington Youth Initiative awarded two-year grants to 13 LGBTQ+ youth-serving organizations and in the second year we awarded grants to seven additional organizations. These organizations provide critical resources such as housing, food, mutual aid, health care access, arts and music programs, academic support, and political advocacy.
Beyond grantmaking, Pride Foundation is supporting these organizations through skillshare convenings, youth listening sessions, and additional critical support as needs emerge.
WA Youth Initiative Grantees:
• Camp Ten Trees (Seattle)
• Communities in Schools: Benton-Franklin (Kennewick)
• FEEST (Food Empowerment Education and Sustainability Team) (Seattle)
• Funhouse Commons (Orcas Island)
• FYRE (Foundation for Youth Resiliency and Engagement) (Omak)
• Harbor Include (Grays Harbor)
• Hope Development Practice (Puyallup)
• Oasis Youth Center (Tacoma)
• Odyssey Youth Movement (Spokane)
• Olympic Pride (Port Townsend)*
• Pacific Northwest Black Pride (Seattle)
• Pizza Klatch (Olympia)
• Powerful Voices (Seattle)
• Rod’s House (Yakima)
• ROOTS Young Adult Shelter (Seattle)
• Seattle LGBTQ+ Center (Seattle)
• Stonewall Youth (Olympia)
• TransFamilies (Seattle)
• Trans Health & Wellness Center of WA (Trans-Wa) (Bellingham)
• UTOPIA Washington (Kent)
* Olympic Pride made the decision to close before the second year of grants were distributed.
Grantee Partners
Pride Foundation provides critical funding to the groups and organizations that are working to support LGBTQ+ people in communities across the Northwest. Our grantee partners are transforming the landscape of the Northwest to be more inclusive and fully supportive of LGBTQ+ people and communities. It is our honor to support their vital work.
ALASKA
Alaska Children’s Trust
Alaskan AIDS Assistance Association I
AWARE I
Choosing Our Roots I
Covenant House Alaska I
Fairbanks Queer Collective I
Identity Inc I
Kachemak Bay Family Planning Clinic I
NAMI Juneau I
Native Movement I
Pacific Community of Alaska I
Tundra Women’s Coalition I
YWCA Alaska I
IDAHO
Add the Words, Idaho I
African Community Development I
Black Liberation Collective I
Idaho Abortion Rights I
Idaho Chapter Sierra Club I
Idaho Coalition Against Sexual & Domestic Violence I
Indigenous Idaho Alliance I
Inland Oasis II
Intermountain Fair Housing Council, Inc. I
North Idaho AIDS Coalition (NIAC) I
North Idaho Pride Alliance I
The Community Center I
Wassmuth Center for Human Rights I
MONTANA
406 Pride I
4Q6 Youth Alliance I
ASPEN I
Biiluuke Strong I
EmpowerMT I
Flathead Reservation
Human Rights Coalition, Inc. I
Forward Montana I
Glacier Queer Alliance I
Great Falls LGBTQ+ Center I
Indian People’s Action I
Montana Gender Alliance I
Montana Two Spirit Society II
Open Aid Alliance I
SAFE Harbor I
TransVisible Montana II
Western Montana LGBTQ+
Community Center II
OREGON
Arcoíris Latino I
Beyond These Walls I
Black & Beyond the Binary Collective I
Bradley Angle I
Brown Hope I
Call to Safety I
Cascade AIDS Project I
Ecumenical Ministries of Oregon I
Edúcate Ya
Freedom To Thrive I
Friendly House Elder Pride Services I
Greater Portland Trans Unity I
HIV Alliance I
Immigration Counseling Service I
Josephy Center for Arts & Culture - Haunt Camp I
Latino Network I
Lower Columbia Q Center I
Meals On Us PDX I
Momentum Alliance
Native American Youth and Family Center (NAYA)
Nativewomanshare I
Next Up
Nomenus Radical Faeries I
Olalla Center I
Ori Gallery I
People Like Us II
PFLAG Pendleton OR Chapter I
Portland Sex Worker Resource Project I
Q Center I
Rogue Action Center I
Rogue Valley Pepper Shakers I
Rural Organizing Project I
South Coast Equity Coalition I
The Living Room, a program of New Avenues for Youth I
TransPonder I
UTOPIA PDX I
Westside Queer Resource Center I
Wild Diversity I
WASHINGTON
AHAT Homecare I
Alphabet Alliance of Color I I
API Chaya I
Blue Mountain Heart to Heart I
Camp Ten Trees I
Communities In Schools – Benton/Franklin
Disability Rights Washington I
Entre Hermanos I
FEEST I
FYRE (Foundation for
Youth Resiliency and Engagement)
Gender Justice League I
Greater Spokane Progress I
Harbor Include
Lavender Rights Project I
Liberation Medicine School II
Lifewerq Project I
Medical HxStories I
Oasis Youth Center I
Odyssey Youth Movement I
Olympic Pride
Pacific Northwest Black Pride I
Pizza Klatch I
Powerful Voices
Pynk Pussy I
Q Law Foundation of Washington I
Queer The Land I
Rainbow Advocacy Inclusion & Networking Services I
Rainbow Center I
Recovery Cafe I
Rod’s House
SAN - Spokane AIDS Network I
Seattle Storytellers Guild I
Seattle Trans Joy I
Seattle’s LGBTQ+ Center I
Somos Seattle I
Spectrum Center Spokane I
Stonewall Youth I
Taking Black Pride I
The BlackTransPrayerBook I
Totem Star I
Trans Women of Color Solidarity Network I
UTOPIA WA I
VietQ Seattle I
WAISN I
Wenatchee Pride I
Wing Luke Museum I
Yakima Neighborhood Health Services I
Yakima Pride I
YWCA Clark County I
Our Scholarship Program
Our scholars continue to face significant challenges as they pursue higher education amidst growing national attacks on LGBTQ+ rights, particularly targeting trans+ and nonbinary people and the persistent impact of anti-Blackness. Rising living expenses and the soaring costs of higher education weigh disproportionately on our students, who often don’t have familial support to fall back on. These difficulties were further exacerbated by technical delays and system issues in the updated FAFSA application in 2024, making it even harder for students to access much-needed financial aid.
At Pride Foundation, we remain committed to evolving our scholarship practices to prioritize scholar needs and impact. This means simplifying our application process and prioritizing students who confront systemic oppression and barriers to education. As part of this effort, we piloted offering multi-year scholarships, providing ten students with $10,000 per year until they complete their degree. We hope to expand this program in the future, knowing that longer-term support helps ensure students have what they need to finish their education. In total, we awarded $805,000 in scholarships to 112 students in 2023.
2024 Scholarship Recepients
1,048 applications received - the highest number in Pride Foundation history 70%
51% live in rural areas 79% are trans+ or gender diverse 62% are disabled/living with a disability 73% are people of color have experienced or are experiencing houselessness
Scholars
Our scholars go into a wide array of fields, using their education and lived experience to better the world they live in, both for themselves and the communities they belong to. We are honored to support our community of scholars who continue to embody excellence and leadership in their own lives, families, home communities, fields of study and workplaces, and in our movements for justice.
Anonymous (21)
Billie Abernathy
Elo Aguirre
Mitch Alajmi
Emrys Alfaro Haugen
Layla Bagwell
Nat Bartels
Hunter Beedle
Jamie Bender
Maxwell Blue
Renata Bryant
Robin Buckingham
Jules Cabrera
Julieann Carr
AJ Casaus
Robbie Casey
Pablo Cazares
Ethan Cho
Lauren Clairmont
Nicolette Clark
Luna Coen
Jazmin Contreras
Wilver Coria
Liv Counsel
Babygirl Dana
Dennis Denman
Leo Dion
Joseph Disan
Sophia Espinoza
Ilora Farren
Finn Franklin
Tiffany-Ashton Gatsby
Sierra Gerber
Micah Giardina
Sho Glick
Alex Gonzalez Sandoval
Jonathan Guzman
Dahlia Hanson
Autumn Harmon
Aliyanda Harris Cobbinah
Phillip Hill
Brenna Honstain
Rachel Jecker
Oliver
Adri Jolie
Naima Joseph
Amanjey Kidane
Dove Lafae
Idella Layton
Carter Lee
Oscar Leon Reyes
Bruno Lux-Bellmyer
Chy Maitland-Cilot
Nick Margolies
Kitchi Maron
Magdelene McClendon
C. Mennitto
Michelle
Dharma Mirza
Sharif Rory Moonlight
Brier Moreno
Sage Nebula
Krist Olhouser
Korede Oseni
Aster Patton
Ria Paul
Archer Pondevida
Polly Preston
Solaris Rai
Ash Roberts
Nicole R.
Rory Rossi
Scar Rulien
Sam
Isaac Sanders
Toni Sciola
Alejandra Silva Hernandez
Edward Smith
Alan Splitter
Eli Steger
Emily Taylor
Olene Togiailua
Steven Torres
Jose Valdivia
Cassandra Vega
Nic Vincler
Ryan Wagstaff
Joni Whitworth
Marcus Willason
Nahum Yanez
Zene
Zhou
Meet Alan Splitter
“As I move forward in my social work career, I’m eager to find spaces where I can best serve the community, whether in early childhood, juvenile justice, or addiction counseling. With the support of Pride Foundation, invaluable mentorship, and my community, I’ve gained the resources and resilience to pursue my dream—a journey fueled by my passion, purpose, and commitment to our collective well-being.” — Alan Splitter
After earning an associate’s degree from Portland Community College this past Spring, Alan is pursuing a degree in social work at Portland State University, with plans to complete the advanced standing Master’s in Social Work program by spring 2027.
This fall, Alan started an internship with Multnomah County’s Early Childhood Mental Health Program, where they’re learning to provide classroom consultation that encourages teachers and administrators to take a strengths-based approach to curriculum and classroom setup.
“This internship has deepened my understanding of policy, while my focus on early childhood mental health supports teachers in adopting strengths-based, inclusive classroom practices. Together, we work to shift the focus from blame and punishment toward addressing the needs of children, aligning perfectly with my commitment to restorative justice and nonpunitive approaches,” Alan shares.
Additionally, Alan serves as co-chair on the Behavioral Health Resource Center advisory council, where their lived experiences with substance use disorder and homelessness inform their perspective and advocacy for policies that support the community’s most vulnerable members.
Meet Kitchi Maron
Raised within both the Jehovah’s Witness and Algonquin Cree communities, Kitchi’s upbringing nurtured a deep commitment to service, whether in volunteer work, community outreach, or supporting elders. Summers spent in Alberta enriched their understanding of cultural heritage and connection, sparking a desire to serve others and foster unity.
Now, Kitchi applies this dedication to mental health support work in Idaho by working to create a state-wide coalition addressing anti-LGBTQ2SIA+ legislation through education and encouraging the community while also serving on the board of Trans Affirm providing for their community’s unmet needs. Their life has been shaped by a balance between giving and self-care, as they work to sustain their mission of creating a brighter future for Indigenous youth by helping them cultivate healthy, fulfilling lives.
Kitchi is a student at the College of Southern Idaho and is pursuing a degree in social work with the goal of returning to Canada to work with Indigenous youth.
Community Advocacy, Research and Education: CARE
All LGBTQ+ people deserve to live openly as our whole selves, form safe and nourishing connections, and live free from discrimination and violence. Pride Foundation’s CARE department supports LGBTQ+ cultural workers and community organizing efforts to celebrate and sustain the historical and future sexual and gender diversity of the Northwest and beyond in our movements toward justice.
The ultimate goal of our CARE work is to create a Northwest region that is inhospitable to homophobia, transphobia, racism, misogyny, and all other forms of harm directed at LGBTQ+ communities.
Since 2016, the work that has evolved to become the Department of CARE has unapologetically centered BIPOC trans, nonbinary, intersex, and Two-Spirit ancestral knowledge and lives. During our 2023-2024 fiscal year, CARE’s work primarily centered around its TRANSform Culture Program while preparing for the launch of a new program called NOW (Northwest Organizing Workshop), focused on LGBTQ+ wellness and trans-regional coalitionbuilding, launching later this year.
This year, CARE has invested more than $250,000 in our community, including $150,000 in stipends for our TRANSform Culture Program fellows and $90,000 in
Trans Advocacy grants for groups in Alaska, Idaho, and Montana. CARE has also provided additional support to the community through interview stipends, gas assistance, and food resources.
Community Advocacy
During our 2023-2024 fiscal year, we directly supported community advocacy efforts by supporting nine organizations through our Trans Advocacy Grant Cohort and submitting testimony in Idaho, while also calling on our stakeholders to submit testimony across the region. We provided meal and transportation support directly to community members engaged in advocacy efforts, and took part in planning for regional actions, particularly in Idaho. Additionally, we supported defendants in lawsuits in Montana and focused on transforming policies within municipal systems and nonprofit organizations.
Community Education
This past year, we promoted narratives celebrating and uplifting LGBTQ+ people in the Northwest — from pride t-shirts in Walla Walla to yard signs for trans+ Montanans, to the gathering of interviews by our TRANSform Culture fellows directly with other BIPOC, trans+, and nonbinary people across the Northwest. CARE also hosted its first cross-regional conversation about LGBTQ+ needs and opportunities in the Northwest at Funding Forward, an annual conference hosted by Funders for LGBTQ Issues. During that conference, we hosted a conversation with Campaign for Southern Equality about overlapping struggles in our respective regions and possibilities for gender justice and LGBTQ+ joy from a philanthropic lens.
Community Research
“What if WE, are the story.” - Brandon Connolly, TRANSform Culture Fellow 2023-2024 Cycle
Critical community-based participatory research is where our CARE department originated and continues to be a central activity. What began as messaging research to defeat anti-trans bathroom bills in Washington state has evolved into the TRANSform Culture Fellowship, TRANSform Culture Village Council, and ongoing regional narrative work in the service of gender and racial justice. Additionally, we are creating a supportive environment for LGBTQ+ research in the Northwest, reimagining how studies are conducted and used so that they can actively support social justice and drive meaningful change.
The Inaugural 2023-2024 TRANSform Culture Fellows:
• Brandon Connolly (he/him), Idaho Falls, ID
• Aodhàn Crawford (they/he/she), Boise, ID
• Jesse Guecha (they/he/she), Tacoma, WA
• JJ (they/them), Portland, OR
• MoHagani Magnetek (she/her), Fairbanks, AK
• Mija (they/them), Missoula, MT
• T MO (they/them), Juneau, AK
• Mattie Mooney (they/them), Tacoma, WA
• Delaiah Robinson (they/them), Missoula, MT
• Úmi Ver (she/her), Hillsboro, OR
Resource Mobilization
As attacks on LGBTQ+ communities continue to intensify across the country and in our region specifically, the need for solidarity and collective action has never been greater. At Pride Foundation, we remain steadfast in our mission to support, uplift, and fuel movements for justice across the Northwest — and engage our supporters and partners to help us do this.
As the only LGBTQ+ community foundation in our region, we mobilize a vast network of supporters — many of whom have stood alongside us for decades. We’re continuously inspired by our community’s resilience and readiness to show up for one another: 395 new donors joined us this year, alongside long-time supporters, some of whom have been with us for over 30 years! In the past year alone, 1,255 donor households, foundations, and corporations contributed over $5.5 million to advance LGBTQ+ justice in Alaska, Idaho, Montana, Oregon, and Washington.
Even as national funding for LGBTQ+ communities remains critically low—only 25 cents for every $100 awarded by U.S. foundations—we are proud to witness the power of our community coming together to create lasting change. Our work is made possible by you, our community of donors and supporters.
1255 $5.6M Donor Households Dollars Raised
Total Donors by Years Giving
Tending to Our Community
“Our joy is a revolutionary act.” — Katie Carter, Pride Foundation CEO
This year’s Season of Tend brought us together in powerful and creative ways with more than 400 attendees at events across all 5 states in our region, helping to raise $275,000 for our work across the Northwest. But Tend isn’t just a fundraiser—it’s a celebration and reflection of the values that have long sustained LGBTQ+ communities.
Through uninhibited creativity, bold self-expression, and the shared joy that pulsed through these gatherings, we paid homage
Scan the QR code to watch our video, The Future We Tend.
to the same life forces that have fueled LGBTQ+ movements for generations. At each of the five events across Alaska, Idaho, Montana, Oregon, and Washington, we celebrated local artists, collaborated on creating communal art, and relished the chance to connect and celebrate together.
With every creative spark, laugh, and connection made, we reclaim spaces that inspire us to keep going, creating, and supporting one another with renewed purpose.
Meet Rocky Horan
“We must continue to invest in our community. The Pacific Northwest is my home, and I want to ensure it’s a welcoming place for all.” — Rocky Horan
For Rocky Horan, giving to Pride Foundation is something that comes easily.
Born and raised in Western Washington, this Microsoft health and life sciences director left home at 16, navigating the loss of a parent and periods of housing instability along the way. It was a high school guidance counselor who recommended he apply for a Pride Foundation scholarship. He was awarded scholarships in 2005 and 2006, and that investment in his education deeply impacted his life.
“Pride Foundation believed in me and the work that I was doing, plus understood my hardship,” said Rocky, who launched the first Genders & Sexualities Alliances (GSA) club in Washington’s Auburn School District, while also participating in several community groups in the Seattle area helping empower LGBTQ+ students. “It made me realize for the first time that I was not alone in my fight for equality and a better education. If it wasn’t for Pride Foundation’s generosity, I never would have been able to attend Seattle University’s School of Nursing, and would not be the successful, middle-aged adult that I am today.”
Rocky has proudly made a donation to Pride Foundation every year since graduating from college, and also regularly volunteers to help review scholarship applications.
“To this day, I am appreciative of the work of Pride Foundation to ensure LGBTQ+ students from underrepresented communities have a chance to attend school,” Rocky said. “We are helping promote education and supporting a vulnerable population that is too often overlooked. Knowing that I am investing in those who are trying to better themselves and nurturing future leaders helps me to know that we will have a brighter future. We must continue to invest in our community. The Pacific Northwest is my home, and I want to ensure it’s a welcoming place for all.”
Meet Dr. Davia Loren
“Some of the bravest people I’ve ever met are trans and gender-diverse youth. Having the tenacity to allow yourself to embrace your authenticity, to take the risk of sharing your truth with the people whose love you need and want the most (your parents), is an act of pure courage.” — Dr. Davia
Loren
Dr. Davia Loren is a dedicated physician and passionate advocate for trans+ and nonbinary youth who became a donor to Pride Foundation in 2022. She has committed herself to fostering a world where trans+ and nonbinary individuals are celebrated and provided with comprehensive healthcare, and was inspired by Pride Foundation’s shared commitment to building this world. Dr. Loren focuses her philanthropy on uplifting LGBTQ+ communities, especially those with multiple and intersectional marginalized identities, and has doubled down right now because she knows how urgent this moment is.
Dr. Loren became a donor because she sees Pride Foundation as being essential to advancing civil rights for LGBTQ+ people. She shares our vision for a world where everyone lives with dignity and respect, appreciating the rich diversity of human experiences: “This is the call, and Pride Foundation is where my hopes can be channeled into reality.”
Deeply inspired by the courage it takes for trans+ and nonbinary youth to embrace their authentic selves, Dr. Loren believes that every individual deserves love, expert healthcare, and equality, and knows from firsthand experience the courage trans+ and nonbinary youth have to embrace their authentic selves. Their
courage inspires her to fight alongside Pride Foundation to stop the demonization and misrepresentation of our communities and to ensure we all have access to life-saving healthcare.
Dr. Loren knows from her work as a doctor, trainer, and advocate that advances in trans healthcare ultimately enhance the healthcare system for everyone. She is helping build a future where compassion and respect guide our communities by fostering understanding and celebrating the contributions of trans+ and nonbinary people, she advocates for. Through her work and support for Pride Foundation, Dr. Loren is dedicated to transforming hope into tangible change.
Our Bold Vision for the Future
Over the past year, Pride Foundation’s staff and board crafted a bold vision for the future and a five-year strategic framework to guide us toward that vision. Reflecting on the future we envision, we asked ourselves: What will be different for LGBTQ+ communities in the Northwest if we fulfill our role well?
We know that the experiences and realities faced by LGBTQ+ people are not monolithic across the identities we hold and the geographies we exist within. Because of this, we intentionally and unapologetically center those most impacted by oppression and injustice in everything we do, particularly Black, Indigenous, and People of Color and Trans+ people.
We also know that our movements for justice are inextricably interconnected and that the fight for LGBTQ+ justice and liberation must always be in deep connection to other movements for justice, including racial, gender, disability, and economic justice. We believe in a future where our communities have what we need to thrive and through our collective power we will create it — this is solidarity in action.
This is our response to our current reality, our guiding light in the march toward collective liberation and a luminous future for all.
The Northwest region is a joyful, safe, liberated, and well-resourced place to call and be home for LGBTQ+ people, particularly for those most impacted by oppression and injustice.
LGBTQ+ organizations across the Northwest, in both urban and rural communities, are flourishing.
Pride Foundation is thriving as an organization and well-positioned to support our communities in the Northwest in deep and multifaceted ways.
Resources are flowing to LGBTQ+ communities at increased levels and in more regenerative ways.
LGBTQ+ communities know that Pride Foundation is a committed and reliable coconspirator and partner in racial justice and regional movement building.
LGBTQ+ people in the Northwest are supported in their labor, leadership, and livelihoods.
Our Supporters
At Pride Foundation, we bring together resources from individuals across the Northwest and beyond, knowing that our collective efforts create the greatest impact. Together, we are stronger in addressing the challenges LGBTQ+ communities face throughout the region.
We list our supporters by when they made their first gift to honor the shared history, dedication, and determination that have driven our journey toward ensuring LGBTQ+ people can live with joy, safety, and thriving futures. Whether you’re new to Pride Foundation or have been by our side for decades, we are deeply grateful for your support.
First Gift 30+ Years Ago
Anonymous (6)
Joyce M. Allen II
Judge Marlin Appelwick
Ellen Bartholomew & Michael Babbit
Terry Bean I
Birch Beaudet III & David Wertheimer III
David Bird I
James Braden I
Clifford Bunch & David Pritchard
Chanda Carlson II & Janice Wall
Celia Castle & Brenda Bauer
Shelly F. Cohen III & Julie Shapiro III
Jeffrey G. Condit
Chris Curry
John Dagres I & Jack Odell I
Susan I. Davis
Deborah DeWolfe & Kate Stewart
Leigh I & Leslie Dolin I
Steve Dotterrer & Kevin Kraus
Bill Dubay
R.J. Duckworth
Jo Durand & Melinda Petersen
Richard Ellison & Curt Stromberg
Marlys Erickson & Christine Hurley I
William S. Etnyre III & Michael Lone-
some-Etnyre I
Bob Evans IIIII & Steve Davis III
Douglas Exworthy III & Kent Poush II
Ellen Ferguson & Diana Sill
William D. Ferguson, M.D. & Frank Blevins
Elaine Field II & Lisa Sokanoff I
Charles Fink & Leonard Jones
William L. Fleming IIIII
Sandra & Robert Gates
Brian Giddens & Steve Rovig
John Grigsby III & Jim Vegher IIII
Kathleen & Matthew Groshong
Estate of Lester Gruner
Harold Hagen
Roy Hamrick I & Stephen Carstens
Michele Hasson I
Elsie Heinrick
JoEllen Howard I
Estate of Roy L. Hughes
Eric Ishino & Ronald Shiley
Dennis Johnson II & Steve Smith II
Ray Johnson
Allan E. Karsk
Larry Kreisman
James Lasersohn I
Adam Levine
Theresa Lourde I
Patricia D. Mail I
Caroline Maillard & Kate Roosevelt
Jim Miersma II & Bill Hammer III
C.J. Miss & Lorelea Hudson
Ken Molsberry & Chris Vincent
Doug Morgenson II & Dan Tibbits I
Kay Neill
Randy Newell
Francina Noordhoek
William Orley I & Max Silver II
Marschel Paul IIII & Margaret Sutro III
Alex Pava III & Clif Marr II
Philip Peach
Lucy Peckham I
Estate of Rick Peterson
Ruth Pettis
Jackie Phillips & Diana Thompson
Janice Pickard I & Anne Harvey I
Tony Raugust & Joe Curiel
Edward Reeves & Bill Fish
George Reilly & Emma Bartholomew
Chet Robachinski II & Jerry Slipman II
Robert Roblee III
Dick Romm
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Our Fundholders
Our partnerships with fundholders expand the possibilities of our movement.
Pride Foundation proudly hosts Scholarship, Donor Advised, and Area of Interest Funds, partnering with individuals, families, and businesses to drive impactful change. With our strong community relationships and expertise in intersectional LGBTQ+ advocacy, these collaborations amplify the scope and influence of our work across the region.
Scholarship Fundholders
Anonymous (1)
AIDS Project of Snohomish County
Ramon Alvarez I & Jim Jones
Estate of Barbara Bailey I
Estate of Robert R. Bergis
Scot Bishop-Walker
Anne Xuan Clark
Dennis Coleman
Sheri Day
T. Diane Day
Helen Dehner
Leigh & Leslie Dolin
Vickie & Adam Edelman
Marly Eidsness
William S. Etnyre & Michael LonesomeEtnyre
Bob Evans I & Steve Davis
William L. Fleming I
Kris Gonzalez
John Grigsby & Jim Vegher I
George M. Hampton, Jr. I
Carol Kerley & Linda Dunham I
Daniel Klein & David Pfeiffer
Martin Lantz
Daniel C. Lee
Jim McBroom & John H. Weston
Charitable Fund
Larry McDonald & Gregori Jakovina
Sam McVeety & Jordan Goldwarg
The Mental Wellness Foundation
Jim Miersma & Bill Hammer
Emma Moreno I
Doug Morgenson & Dan Tibbits
Susan Nestor & Phyllis Solow
Key: I Current/Former Staff or Board Member I Deceased
Nancy Nickelson & Gayle Stringer I
Steve Parsons
Marschel Paul I & Margaret Sutro
PFLAG Bellevue
Portland General Electric
Rainbow City Band
Scott & Katie Renschler
Robert A. Riopelle
Robert Roblee
Robert Eugene Rosenberg
Michael P. Schaefer
Frank Schreckenberger
Seattle Men’s Chorus/Seattle Women’s
Chorus
Estate of Aubrey Hart Sparks I
J. Thompson & J. Wittrock
Phoenix Two Spirit
Friends of Patricia Van Kirk
Joe Varano
Lora Volkert I
Stephen Walsh
Estate of Ric Weiland I
Gregory Baumgardner & Dwayne Witzel I
Donor Advised Fundholders
Alleman Family
Sarah Anderson & Elizabeth Dale
Thomas Barreto
Terry Bean
Estate of Faygele ben Miriam
Estate of Robert R. Bergis
Birch Beaudet I & David Wertheimer I
Mark Clift & Jeff Knapp
Shelly F. Cohen I & Julie Shapiro I
John Dagres & Jack Odell
William S. Etnyre & Michael LonesomeEtnyre
Bob Evans I & Steve Davis
Douglas Exworthy I & Kent Poush
William L. Fleming I
John Grigsby & Jim Vegher I
James M. Hansen
Kris Hermanns I & Merri Baldwin
Gary Hollander & Paul Mandracchia I
Alex Jacks
Dennis Johnson & Steve Smith
Norm Kalbfleisch & Neil Matteucci
Peter Kasting
Rebecca Laszlo & Sara Intriligator
Davia Loren
Jim Miersma & Bill Hammer
Fred Miller & Karla Wenzel
Hillary Miller
Jackson Miller
Laura Miller
Madeline Miller
Karen Mudd I & Monica de Baca
Marschel Paul I & Margaret Sutro
Laura Pierce I & Heidi Neff
Don Powell
Suz Reahard
Chet Robachinski & Jerry Slipman
Robert Roblee
Chiquita Rollins
Cliff & Debbie Schenk
Linda Scoccia
Stephen Silha & Gordon Barnett
Jeffrey Stolz & Tim O’Connor
Nicholas Utzinger & John Rochford
Christopher Williams & Joel Sekuta
Area of Interest Fundholders
Cheryl Beighle & Stephen Schroeder
Estate of Robert R. Bergis
Victor De Los Santos
Ed Estes Sexual Minority Youth Fund
John Herrin HIV/AIDS Fund
Higgins Housing Fund
Alex Jacks
Mehring/Seattle LGBT History Fund
Steve Mungaven
Andrew Taylor
Janice Van Cleve
Roy & Julie Wash
Amy L. White I & Lacey All
Reflected in these pages are supporters who made contributions during our fiscal year April 1, 2023 - March 31, 2024.
Business & Foundation Partners
Our business and foundation partnerships expand the circle of support for LGBTQ+ communities.
Pride Foundation partners with foundations, businesses, and employee groups locally and nationally who share our vision for equity, justice, and liberation. Together, these partnerships raise awareness and elevate the leadership of LGBTQ+ individuals and organizations, helping to build a future where all LGBTQ+ people can thrive throughout the Northwest.
Business Supporters
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Agnew Beck Consulting
AIDS Project of Snohomish County I
Alaska Airlines I
Allstate Machinery Inc
Alphabet Vodka I
Alyce
Amazon
Andrews Federal Credit Union
AT&T
Atlassian
Avitas Agriculture, Inc
Bainbridge Island Senior Community Center
Bank of America I
Barre3 I
Beauty 21 Cosmetics I
Ben Bridge Jewelers I
Beneficial State Bank I
Bookishly Vintage
Boston Trust Walden II
Bulk Transportation I
Calliope
Cambia
Can Can I
Casey Family Program
Chicago Institute for Change I
Cisco
Delight Naturals
Dell
DomainTools
Evil Queen
Florentino’s Fine Flowers
GoDaddy
Sue Daniels
Heydey LLC
Hidden Hill Counseling, LLC
Highnote I
Imperial Sovereign Rose Court
Intel Foundation
Island Herb
It Gets Better Project
Jane I
Kilpatrick Townsend
Kroger I
LATHER
Machine House Brewery
Macy’s
Microsoft
Misty Fabrics, LLC
New Om Shop
NIKE
Nintendo
Nordstrom
North Forty Group
Patrick Duffy Jr.
PFLAG Bellevue II
Ponderosa Printing I
Portland General Electric I
Portland Thorns FC
Postdoc Brewing I
PrimeTime Industries
Priority Dispatch Corporation Employees
Veronica Leoni
Rainbow City Band I
RainDance Soaps
Salesforce
Scandiuzzi Krebs I
Seattle Cider Company I
Seattle Kraken & One Roof Foundation
Seattle Theatre Group I
Socius Law Group I
Soul Brew
Stimson Lumber Company
Swaim Strategies I
The Good Society
Tillamook I
Volkswagen Group of America
Watershed Pub I
Wells Fargo Advisors - Boise II
Wild Joe Is Coffee Spot
Wolfe
Your Man Friday I
Foundation Supporters
Beighle Family Foundation I
The Collins Foundation
Enterprise Holdings Foundation I
Gates Foundation
Gray Family Foundation
Inatai
Loeb Family Foundation I
Lora L. and Martin N. Kelley Family Foundation Trust
Marie Lamfrom Charitable Foundation
Meyer Memorial Trust I
Northwest Area Foundation
Northwest Health Foundation I
Oregon Community Foundation I
Paul G. Allen Family Foundation
Philanthropy Northwest
Prime Foundation
Rasmuson Foundation I
Ronald W. Naito MD Foundation
The Roundhouse Foundation
Seeding Justice
The Sheri and Les Biller Family Foundation
Wells Fargo Foundation I
Wellspring Philanthropic Fund I
Visionaries
Our visionary supporters ensure that Pride Foundation’s work continues for generations to come.
In pledging to support Pride Foundation in their estate planning, visionaries leave a legacy of care and advocacy, strengthening the future of LGBTQ+ communities across the Northwest. We are grateful for their lasting dedication to equity, justice, and collective liberation.
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Bruce M. Abrams
Joyce M. Allen I
Carrie Amankwah
Raymond Araujo I
Ronald L. Attrell
Alli Auldridge I
Catherine Bachy I & Margaret Giffels
Thatcher Bailey I
Jolly Sue Baker I & Casey Hannan
Ben Bakkenta I
Ted Bash
Becky I & Mary Jo Bauen
Ward Beattie
Birch Beaudet I & David Wertheimer I
Kate Beck
Allison Beezer I
Christopher Beiter
Margaret Bell
Mark J. Berg
John Berg & Robert Roth I
Jason Bergevin I, Kelly Abner, & Grant
Taylor
Wayne W. Bitterman
Peter Boeschenstein
Hilary Bolles
Marsha Botzer I
James Braden
Ronald G. Brey I & Richard Mills
Jo Brodahl I
Zoey Brodsky I
Hal Browning & Robert Kipp
Nicole Browning I
Robert Bruneau
John Burlison
Lynn G. Schrader
Daniel Caracciolo & Donna MacKenzie
Chanda Carlson I
Key: I Current/Former Staff or Board Member I Deceased
Cat Carrel
Robert Carroll & Daniel Yarger
Martin Casey & Brian Cole
Donald P. Chamberlain
Leslie Christian & Heather Andersen
Daniel Christopher
Sam Ciapanna & Dean Williamson
Anne Xuan Clark
Ted Clark & Eugene Otto
Grover Cleveland I
Bryan Cline I
Shelly Cohen I & Julie Shapiro I
Thomas Connell
Caitlin Copple I
Candy Cox
Steve Crandall & Brian Hawksford
Debra Crespin
Gary Crevling
CMR Fund for a Better World
Robert Cundall I & Dan Bross
Michael Dameron & Thomas Marocchini
Bill Darby & Zane T. Van Kirk I
James Darkow
Char Davies
Karl A. Derrick
Zachary I & Derek DeWolf
Tom Diehm & Tom Davis
Bob Ding
Tom Dixon
Peggy Dolane I
John Dunn
Bob Eichler
Sara Elward I
Christine Hurley
Charlotte Escott
Akili Estrella I
William S. Etnyre
Eva Johnson
Bob Evans I & Steve Davis
Douglas Exworthy I & Kent Poush
Jean Ferries & Lyn Moore
Elaine Field
William L. Fleming I
Ward Folsom & Leigh Champlin
Norm Frampton
Sue Frantz & Verla Viera
Tim Franulovich
Eva Frey
Jason J. Fussell I & Robert Heuer
Marie Helene Gagnon I
Leslie Giblett
Michel Girard I
Barbara Grant
John Grigsby & Jim Vegher I
Paul J. Grube, Jr.
Estate of Lester Gruner
Teresa Guajardo & Tina Roose
Steve Gunn I
Audrey Haberman I
Matthew Haggerty
Viv Hamill & Linda Sandman
George M. Hampton, Jr. I
Roy A. Hamrick
Migee Han I
Darrell S. Harris
JoAnn Hartline & Melissa Barran
Michele Hasson
David Owen Hastings
Sue Hawthorne
Shelley Hayes-MacDonald I
Jeff Hedgepeth I & John Medlin
Nicholas Heer
Josh Hemsath I
Taj Heniser & Gabe Zecha
Leif Herald
Kris Hermanns I & Merri Baldwin
Elizabeth Hester
Peter D. Hiatt
Rex Himes
Bill Hodge
Gary Hollander
Douglas Holley
John Holliday & Glenn Lawler
C. David Hopkins I
Estate of Roy L. Hughes
Katie Hultquist & Laura Cox
Greg Hunicutt
Alex Jacks
Tom Jewell I & Bruce Woolverton
Shehreen Johnson I
Steven Johnson
Christopher C. Jones
Ryan Kellogg & Tim Popanz I
Katelen Kellogg I
Carol Kerley & Linda Dunham I
David Kerlick
David Kersey
Christopher Keyser & Steven Casteele
Erik Kilgore
Ana Maria King
John King
Daryl J. King & Todd G. Hagen
Duane Kitna & Bryon M. Stargel
Michael J. Kleer I
Patty Knight I
Keiko Koizumi I
Jacob & Benjamin Kong-Hite
Greg Kucera & Larry Yocom
Annette Laico I
Jason Lamb
Martin Lantz
James Lasersohn
Rebecca Laszlo & Sara Intriligator
Danette K. Leonhardi I
Kelly Lerner
Mark Levine & John Keppeler
Lawrence M. Levitan
John Longres I
Ted Lord I & Chris Cooper
Hannah Love
Lonnie Lusardo
Robert Lux
Patricia D. Mail
Lee Ann I & Colleen Martinson
Deborah McCandless
Dale McCurdy & Mark den Hartog
Larry McDonald & Gregori Jakovina
Marshal McReal
Marla M. Meislin I
David C. Mendoza
Michael Shiosaki I & Ed Murray
Tami Moore I & Cathy Green
Marsha A. Morgan & Claire S. Moore
Doug Morgenson
Greg Mullins I
Tom Musial
Nancy Nickelson & Gayle Stringer I
Susan Nivert & Barbara Glenn
John French & Craig Norton
Diana & Jim Noviello
George Nunes I
Reeva M. Ohms
Jennifer Olson
Silas O’Quinn & Nathan Smith
William L. Orley & The Late Max E. Silver
Mike Orlich
Sean Oslin
Hans & Jacqueline Ostrom I
Tom Page
Anthony Papini I
Steve Parsons
Marschel Paul I & Margaret Sutro
Alex Pava I & Clif Marr
Douglas Peckham
Lucy Peckham
Travis Penn & John Wicher
Joseph E. Pentheroudakis
Estate of Rick Peterson
James K. Phelps & Timothy Baldwin
Stephen Phillips
Janice Pickard & Anne Harvey
Donald R. Pickens
Laura Pierce I & Heidi Neff
Tina Podlodowski I
Marjorie Press I
Janie Pulsifer
Everett E. Reagan
Kathy I & Robert Reim
Shad Reinstein & Jody Laine I
Reflected in these pages are supporters who made contributions during our fiscal year April 1, 2023 - March 31, 2024.
David Reyes & Stephen Hegg
Robert A. Riopelle
Chet Robachinski & Jerry Slipman
Greg Robbins
Eric Robison
Robert Roblee
Rose Roetto
Clay Sales
Michael P. Schaefer
Robert E. Scheidler I
Norman Schwab
Greg Scully & Frank Migaiolo
David Serkin-Poole
Peter Shalit & Bob Clark
Brian Silkworth & William Colter
Howard Silverman & Michael J. Lehman
John Skelton
Tara Smith I
Steve Martin I & Jim Smith
Tom Smith
Estate of Aubrey Hart Sparks I
Cap J. Sparling
Eric Spivack
Arlis Stewart I
Lisa M. Stone
Juli Stratton I & Amy Echelberger
Ann Symons
John Templeton
H. William Thieleman
J. Thompson & J. Wittrock
Justin Thumler & Raymond Houle
Rene Tillman
Löki Gale Tobin I & Walker Gusse
Peggy Torner
John Trautman
Phoenix Two Spirit
Janice Van Cleve
Dee P. Viereck
Alan Waddell & Paul Otto
Wakefield I
Ben Waldman
Jack Weber & Craig Hills
Ken Weinberg
Melanie Wilhoite I
Peter Williams & Cheryl Lepper
Laurie B. Wolf I
Keeman Wong
Rita Wood
Jimbo Worm I
Mary Kay Wright I
Glenn Yorita
Rose Young
Ria Zazycki I
Key: I Current/Former Staff or Board Member I Deceased
Volunteers
Pride Foundation volunteers dedicate their time, energy, and expertise to help drive meaningful progress for our community.
Their efforts amplify our mission and help fuel transformational movements for equity and justice across the Northwest. We are inspired by and grateful for their commitment.
Andrew Ashiofu
Katie Baker
Michelle Barreto
Stephanie & Bart Bell
Jason Bergevin I
Lorna Chang
Bryson Corbett
D Dagondon Tiegs
Sam Denton
Bob Evans I
Sam Garrison
Rey Gonzalez
Molly Gray
Stephanie Grover
Lucy Groves
Bill Hammer
April Hoy
Chris Huntley & Sara Shepard
Susan Inman
Emilie Jackson-Edney I
Curtis Jefferson
Josef Krebs I
Shelly Krehbiel
Kristen Lacijan
Chereen Langrill
Susie Matsuura I
Camille Mayeux
Trish Lee McKernan
Jude Mercer & Erynn Udris
Jessie Moya
Nancy Nickelson
Diana Noviello
Crys O’Grady
Scout Osborne
Kris Palmatier
Suzie Reahard
Alissa Salmore & Mike Thomas
Ellen Sears
Allison Specter I
Lynn Stromski
Sophie Verbrugge
Lora Volkert I
Stephen Wallace
Peter Williams
Jean-Paul Willynck I
Reflected in these pages are supporters who made contributions during our fiscal year April 1, 2023 - March 31, 2024.
Financial Statements
Pride Foundation ended our fiscal year in a very strong financial position, including increasing our unrestricted assets by 48%. This was the result of a very successful fundraising year from our individual, corporate, and foundation supporters.
Liabilities & Net Assets
Statement of financial position for year ending March 31, 2024.
Our Staff & Board
Staff
Katie Carter CEO
Ira Wade Harris
Director of Programs
James Hoagland
Community Engagement Manager
Elm Lai
Special Initiatives Program Officer
MoHagani Magnetek
Senior Manager Community Advocacy, Research, and Education
Steve Martin
Community Engagement Officer
Kaleigh Mency
Grants Program Officer
Lynne Nguyen
Senior Operations Manager
Jude Perez
Donor Systems & Data Manager Omni Romero Director Community Advocacy, Research, and Education
Eden Shore Program OfficerScholarships
Helen Stillman
Assistant Director of Community Engagement
Jamila Taylor Director of Community Engagement & Communications
Raquel Vincent Communications Manager
Craig Williams Programs Operations Manager
Jimbo Worm Director Finance & Operations Board 2023-2024
Jason Bergevin, WA Co-President
Mitchell Chen, WA Treasurer
Carol Cheney, OR Co-President
Christopher Coburn, MT
Jason Fussell, WA
Joseph Krebs, WA
Joey Lopez, WA
Melanie Lyons, WA
Greg Mullins, WA
Ankita Patel, WA
Brandy Pirtle-Guiney, OR Vice President
Aud Pleas, AK
James Steele
Löki Gale Tobin, AK
Secretary
Lora Volkert, ID
Pride Foundation staff at Tend in Bozeman, Montana. Not pictured: Eden Shore.