Stonewall Columbus Pride Guide 2025 by Stonewall Columbus

Central Ohio Ally of the Year

Business - Short North Alliance

In one of Columbus’s most prominent districts, the Short North Alliance has continuously worked to center inclusivity, public art, and authentic LGBTQ+ visibility. Their support for queer programming, partnerships with LGBTQ+-owned businesses, and advocacy for safe, welcoming public spaces have set a standard for what true business allyship can look like. We are pleased to recognize the Short North Alliance as the 2025 Central Ohio Business Ally of the Year.

A LETTER TO THE COMMUNITY

DEAR FRIENDS,

THIS PRIDE MONTH, WE PROUDLY COME TOGETHER UNDER THE THEME “UNITED IN POWER.” IN A TIME OF RISING CHALLENGES, THIS THEME SERVES AS BOTH A DECLARATION AND AN INVITATION—A DECLARATION THAT OUR COLLECTIVE STRENGTH WILL NEVER BE SILENCED, AND AN INVITATION TO STAND TOGETHER IN SOLIDARITY, RESILIENCE, AND JOY.

WE GATHER TO HONOR OUR LEGACY AND TO CELEBRATE OUR IDENTITIES—A LEGACY FORGED BY THOSE WHO RISKED EVERYTHING TO DEMAND VISIBILITY AND JUSTICE. FROM THE STONEWALL UPRISINGS TO OUR PRESENT-DAY MARCHES, OUR HISTORY IS ROOTED IN RESISTANCE AND BUILT ON THE TRUTH THAT WE ARE STRONGER TOGETHER.

AT STONEWALL COLUMBUS, WE BELIEVE IN THE POWER OF COMMUNITY. WE KNOW THAT WHEN LGBTQ+ INDIVIDUALS, OUR ALLIES, AND ACCOMPLICES COME TOGETHER, WE DON’T JUST BUILD MOVEMENTS—WE CREATE FUTURES. FUTURES WHERE EVERYONE, ACROSS EVERY IDENTITY AND EXPERIENCE, IS EMPOWERED TO LIVE FULLY AND FREELY.

THIS YEAR’S PRIDE FESTIVITIES ARE A TESTAMENT TO THAT UNITY. THEY ARE A JOYFUL REFUSAL TO BE ERASED, A CELEBRATION OF OUR DIVERSITY, AND A REMINDER THAT ADVOCACY, VISIBILITY, AND LOVE ARE POWERFUL FORCES WHEN HELD IN COMMUNITY.

LET US USE THIS PRIDE TO HONOR THE TRAILBLAZERS, UPLIFT THE MOST MARGINALIZED AMONG US, AND RECOMMIT TO A FUTURE WHERE EQUITY IS NOT AN ASPIRATION BUT A REALITY.

WE INVITE YOU TO CELEBRATE WITH US—TO RISE UP, SHOW UP, AND SPEAK UP. BECAUSE WHEN WE ARE UNITED IN POWER, THERE IS NO FORCE STRONGER THAN OUR COLLECTIVE WILL TO THRIVE.

HAPPY PRIDE, COLUMBUS!

WITH GRATITUDE AND SOLIDARITY, THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES & STAFF OF STONEWALL COLUMBUS

LINDA SCHULER TRAILBLAZER SERVICE AWARD

JOSE RODRIGUEZ

A champion for health equity and LGBTQ+ rights, Jose Rodriguez has spent his career advocating for marginalized communities across Central Ohio. From his service as a Stonewall Columbus board member to his work in public health, Jose has consistently used his voice to lift others and his leadership to push for systems that affirm and protect. His deep commitment to inclusion, visibility, and service reflects the spirit of this award. We are proud to present the 2025 Linda Schuler Trailblazer Service Award to Jose Rodriguez.

Abercrombie & Fitch Co. is proud to support Columbus Pride 2025 presented by Stonewall Columbus.

LEADER(S) OF PRIDE SLAMMERS BAR

As one of the longest-operating lesbian-owned bars in the United States, Slammers is more than a nightlife venue—it’s a community hub, a refuge, and a testament to queer resilience. For decades, Slammers has offered a space where LGBTQ+ individuals—especially queer women—can gather, celebrate, and find belonging. Their commitment to community and visibility makes them an essential part of Columbus’s queer history. We proudly honor Slammers Bar as our 2025 Leader of Pride.

Aetna® and CVS Health® work together to build healthier communities.

We proudly support Columbus Pride.

Healthier happens together®

Birge & Held is proud to community — this Pride and every day. We are committed to creating spaces where everyone feels welcome, seen, and supported. LGBTQ+ celebrate the

At Birge & Held, we believe community thrives where love, acceptance, and inclusion are celebrated. With over 16 vibrant communities right here in Columbus — and 125+ across 14 states — we are proud to stand with the LGBTQ+ community during Pride and all year long.

Proud to Do Business in a Community that Celebrates Everyone!

We believe in building a business community where every voice is valued and every person can thrive. This Pride Month, we celebrate the LGBTQ+ entrepreneurs, professionals, and leaders who help drive our region forward.

Local McDonald’s Owner/ Operators of Greater Ohio support Stonewall Columbus Pride.

Opening doors to opportunity

When more people have access to the tools, services and financial guidance they need, new doors can open in our communities. That’s what U.S. Bank is for.

AS PART OF OUR GO GREEN INITIATIVE, WE ARE WORKING WITH OUR SPONSORS TO PLACE RECYCLING CONTAINERS AROUND THE PARK SO THAT WE CAN STAY GREEN WHILE WE CELEBRATE THE COMMUNITY! THANK YOU FOR ALL THAT YOU DO TO SUPPORT OUR GO GREEN INITIATIVE BY BEING RESPONSIBLE AND ECO-FRIENDLY PATRONS OF PRIDE 2024!

RICK COLBY

As the father of trans advocate Ashton Colby, Rick Colby has become a quiet but powerful example of what affirming parenthood and authentic allyship look like. His courage to share his journey publicly has helped other families grow in love and understanding. Through his steadfast support, Rick has demonstrated how family can be a source of strength and pride. We are honored to name Rick Colby the 2025 Central Ohio Community Ally of the Year.

CORNERSTONE AWARD

SUE WHITE & ANNE CASTO

For years, Sue White and Anne Casto have helped uphold the foundation of Stonewall Columbus with grace, tenacity, and love. Whether preserving our history, guiding our future, or showing up when it matters most, their contributions have strengthened the very core of this organization. Their deep commitment to community, equity, and legacy has made a lasting impact. We are proud to honor Sue and Anne with the 2025 Cornerstone Award.

RAINBOW ROOM

Pizzuti Collection of CMOA (AKA THE RAINBOW ROOM!)

JUNE 14 11AM – 3:30PM

Located at the corners of Park and Russell The Pizzuti Collection of Columbus Museum of Art's Pride Lounge offers an opportunity to take a break from the crowds, enjoy a beverage (or two) from our friends, grab a snack, enjoy air conditioning, and enjoy indoor restroom facilities--all just adjacent Goodale Park.

This space is limited to sponsors, those who donated $600 via the Pride Champion process, and those who donate $150 at the door.

Event is 21 and over unless accompanied by a parent/guardian.

LOCATION

Pizzuti Collection of the Columbus Museum of Art 632 North Park Street Columbus, OH 43215

VENDOR & FESTIVAL FUN

SHOP HUNDREDS OF VENDORS AND SPONSORS THAT SUPPORT THE COMMUNITYLGBTQ & GIVE BACK!

BE SAFE, BE NEIGHBORLY

INCLUSIVE

• KIND • THOUGHTFUL • RESPECTFUL • PROUD!

As we celebrate 42 YEARS of our community’s PRIDE, please remember to stay safe!

There will be over 400,000 people passing through the festival and march during the course of the weekend we implore our community to be:

INCLUSIVE • KIND • THOUGHTFUL • RESPECTFUL • PROUD!

The Stonewall Columbus Pride Festival does not tolerate any form of favoritism, hurtful language, discrimination, abuse, marginalization and insulting behavior on the grounds of gender, ethnicity, religion, background, skin color, religious belief, sexuality, gender identity, socio-economic status, caste, difference in ability or age. Stonewall Columbus does not accept sexism, racism, colorism, homophobia, biphobia, inter-phobia and transphobia or hostility, anti-Semitism, Islamophobia, fascism, age discrimination, ableism as well as other and/or intersectional forms of discrimination.

In addition, Stonewall Columbus does not tolerate any acts of violence, abuse or harassment of any verbal, physical, sexual or other kind towards our employees, visitors, guests and partners. Stonewall Columbus reserves the right to deny access to the festival, its facilities, events and venues without prior notice to anyone who violates these expectations of engagement.

Tips for an enjoyable experience:

• OUTSIDE ALCOHOL AND COOLERS ARE NOT PERMITTED

• PACE YOURSELF

• STAY HYDRATED

• DO NOT LEAVE YOUR DRINK UNATTENDED

• LEAVE YOUR PETS AT HOME

• KEEP THE PARK AND COMMUNITY CLEAN

• USE THE TRASH AND RECYCLING RECEPTACLES

• PARK LEGALLY

• BE AWARE OF YOUR SURROUNDINGS AT ALL TIMES

STAY SAFE

• TAG YOUR BAG WITH YOUR EMERGENCY CONTACT INFORMATION (Bag Tags available at the Stonewall Tent)

• TAG YOUR CHILD WITH AN EMERGENCY CONTACT WRISTBAND (Wristbands available at the Stonewall Tent)

• LISTEN TO PRIDE SECURITY – THEY ARE THERE TO KEEP US ALL SAFE

• VACATE THE PARKS WHEN THE FESTIVAL CLOSES (Friday @ 10pm and Saturday at 8pm)

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SATURDAY, JUNE 14

BIANCA DEBONAIR - HOST

MAJA JERA - CO HOST

222 BREE

AJ QUIN WEST

AVA FOX

BIANCA BOUVIER

COMMANDER

DESTINY GISELLE

EDNA MWAH

FLEX ADONIS

FULANI

GAY MEN'S CHORUS

GENERGY

HEAUXTELL ONASSIS

KITT

LADY QUEEF

MADAM WOODS

MANNY NUFF

MIKAYLA DENNIS(PATRON OF PRIDE) NIOMI ONASSIS KNIGHT

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PHO DA HO

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ROBYN DACULTYRE

SHAWTY WEST

SIR HAMBY

THE UNIVERSE

TRACIE LORDS

TRINITY PHOENIX

V MASTER

V MASTER CHAD

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FRIDAY, JUNE 14

L!VE - MUSIC

AMBER KNICOLE - HOST

DEAD BEAT DAD

ALISE KING

LISA G. MOJOFLO

SATURDAY, JUNE 15

L!VE - MUSIC

JOE SPIER & ZHANÉ WILEY FLAGGOTS

COLUMBUS WOMEN'S CHORUS

PARKER B

PANTOMIME BAND

222.BREE

BITCH

FIGGY

BRONZE AVERY

DJ DECK

FRIDAY, JUNE 13

BLACK REAPER

PICKLE JEF

DJ INDUSTRIAL BADGER

D. JLAW

CRYS CLASSIC

BLACK UNICORN

SATURDAY, JUNE 14

GOVAN JONES

CODY CARTER

VENUS

BRANDON SHATTUCK

MEGALOOP

XIIREN

SAMUEL FOX

DOUGGERT

HISTORY OF STONEWALL COLUMBUS PRIDE

ORIGINS: A MARCH FOR VISIBILITY (1981–1982)

IN JUNE 1981, APPROXIMATELY 200 INDIVIDUALS GATHERED IN COLUMBUS, OHIO, FOR THE CITY'S FIRST PRIDE MARCH. ORGANIZED BY LOCAL ACTIVISTS, THIS INITIAL DEMONSTRATION WAS A COURAGEOUS ACT OF VISIBILITY AT A TIME WHEN LGBTQ+ INDIVIDUALS FACED SIGNIFICANT SOCIETAL STIGMA. SOME PARTICIPANTS WORE BAGS OVER THEIR HEADS TO CONCEAL THEIR IDENTITIES, HIGHLIGHTING THE RISKS ASSOCIATED WITH BEING OPENLY QUEER DURING THAT ERA.

LATER THAT YEAR, IN RESPONSE TO EFFORTS BY THE MORAL MAJORITY TO ESTABLISH A PRESENCE IN COLUMBUS, LOCAL ACTIVISTS FOUNDED STONEWALL UNION (NOW STONEWALL COLUMBUS). THE ORGANIZATION'S MISSION WAS TO INCREASE THE VISIBILITY AND ACCEPTANCE OF THE LGBTQ+ COMMUNITY THROUGH POLITICAL ADVOCACY, EDUCATION, AND COMMUNITY BUILDING.

GROWTH AND RECOGNITION (1980'S–2000'S)

ABOUT STONEWALL COLUMBUS

THE INAUGURAL OFFICIAL COLUMBUS PRIDE PARADE TOOK PLACE ON JUNE 26, 1982, DRAWING OVER 500 PARTICIPANTS AND CONCLUDING WITH A RALLY AT THE OHIO STATEHOUSE. THIS EVENT MARKED A SIGNIFICANT MILESTONE IN THE CITY'S LGBTQ+ HISTORY, SIGNALING GROWING COMMUNITY SUPPORT AND VISIBILITY.

THROUGHOUT THE FOLLOWING DECADES, STONEWALL COLUMBUS EXPANDED ITS PROGRAMS AND SERVICES, ESTABLISHING ITSELF AS A CENTRAL HUB FOR THE LGBTQ+ COMMUNITY IN CENTRAL OHIO. THE ORGANIZATION PROVIDED SUPPORT GROUPS, EDUCATIONAL WORKSHOPS, AND ADVOCACY INITIATIVES, FOSTERING A SENSE OF COMMUNITY AND EMPOWERMENT.

A MAJOR CULTURAL EVENT (2010'S–PRESENT)

OVER THE YEARS, THE COLUMBUS PRIDE FESTIVAL AND MARCH HAVE GROWN EXPONENTIALLY. FROM THE MODEST GATHERING IN 1981, THE EVENT NOW ATTRACTS OVER 700,000 VISITORS ANNUALLY, MAKING IT ONE OF THE LARGEST PRIDE CELEBRATIONS IN THE MIDWEST.

THE FESTIVAL FEATURES A DIVERSE ARRAY OF ACTIVITIES, INCLUDING A VIBRANT MARCH THROUGH DOWNTOWN COLUMBUS, LIVE PERFORMANCES, VENDOR BOOTHS, AND RESOURCE FAIRS. NOTABLE FIGURES, SUCH AS ACTOR GEORGE TAKEI AND ACTIVIST JIM OBERGEFELL, HAVE PARTICIPATED IN PAST EVENTS, UNDERSCORING THE FESTIVAL'S SIGNIFICANCE.

CONTINUING THE LEGACY

TODAY, STONEWALL COLUMBUS REMAINS COMMITTED TO ITS MISSION OF INCREASING VISIBILITY, INCLUSION, AND CONNECTION FOR THE LGBTQ+ COMMUNITY. THE ORGANIZATION CONTINUES TO ADAPT AND EVOLVE, ADDRESSING CONTEMPORARY ISSUES WHILE HONORING ITS RICH HISTORY. THROUGH ONGOING ADVOCACY, EDUCATION, AND COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT, STONEWALL COLUMBUS STRIVES TO CREATE A MORE INCLUSIVE AND EQUITABLE SOCIETY FOR ALL.

STONEWALL COLUMBUS SERVES THE COMMUNITY YEAR ROUND, NOT JUST ON PRIDE WEEKEND! WE PROVIDE A COMMUNITY CENTER THAT OFFERS PROGRAMMING AND SERVICES TO ENHANCE THE WELL-BEING OF OUR DIVERSE COMMUNITY.

MISSION. VISION. VALUES. HISTORY.

MISSION INCREASE VISIBILITY, INCLUSION, AND CONNECTION FOR THE LGBTQ+ COMMUNITY.

VISION: AN OHIO WHERE ALL OF US THRIVE.

VALUES: HISTORY. VISIBILITY. INCLUSION. CONNECTION. ACCOUNTABILITY.

STONEWALL COLUMBUS WAS FOUNDED IN 1981 WITH THE GOAL OF “INCREASING THE VISIBILITY AND ACCEPTANCE OF THE GAY, LESBIAN, BISEXUAL, AND TRANSGENDER (GLBT) COMMUNITY.” DURING STONEWALL’S 40-YEAR EXISTENCE, COLUMBUS, AND THE LGBTQ+ COMMUNITY HAS CHANGED. THE CITY OF COLUMBUS IS NOW THE 14TH LARGEST CITY IN THE COUNTRY AND RECOGNIZED AS ONE OF THE MOST LGBTQ+ FRIENDLY CITIES IN THE UNITED STATES.

IN ADDITION TO AN EVOLVING ARRAY OF PROGRAMS STONEWALL PRODUCES LAVENDER LISTINGS, A LISTING OF LOCAL PRODUCTS AND SERVICES FROM LGBTQ+ FRIENDLY BUSINESSES AND ORGANIZATIONS, AND COLUMBUS PRIDE; STARTED IN 1981 PRIDE NOW WELCOMES OVER 700,000 VISITORS TO THE COLUMBUS REGION.

AS THE COMMUNITY HAS CHANGED SO HAS STONEWALL’S MISSION AND VISION–NOW TO “INCREASE VISIBILITY, INCLUSION, AND CONNECTION FOR THE LGBTQ+ COMMUNITY SO WE SEE A COMMUNITY WHERE ALL OF US THRIVE.”

AS WE FORGE AHEAD, WE WILL…

• ALWAYS REMEMBER OUR HISTORY AS WE BUILD OUR FUTURE BRICK BY BRICK;

• BE VISIBLE, REMINDING THE WORLD THAT WE ARE STRONG, VITAL MEMBERS OF HUMANITY;

• BE INCLUSIVE, BECAUSE WE KNOW WHAT IT MEANS TO BE LEFT OUT;

• BE CONNECTED, LINKING NEEDS TO RESOURCES AND PEOPLE TO ONE ANOTHER; STAND UP FOR EVERYONE IN OUR COMMUNITY, REGARDLESS OF SEXUAL ORIENTATION, GENDER IDENTITY AND/OR EXPRESSION, SEX, AGE, RACE, COLOR, NATIONAL ORIGIN, RELIGION, MILITARY STATUS, FAMILIAL STATUS; OR DISABILITY.

PROGRAMS AND SERVICES

STONEWALL AIMS TO BE AN ORGANIZATION THAT SERVES THE FULL SPECTRUM OF OUR LGBTQ+ RAINBOW, STONEWALL IS A VITAL HUB FOR PROVIDING ACCESS TO INFORMATION AND RESOURCES THAT ADDRESS THE NEEDS OF THE LGBTQ+ COMMUNITY.

EACH YEAR, THE STONEWALL CENTER WELCOMES OVER 10,000 VISITORS AND PROVIDES CONNECTIONS TO SERVICES FOR NEARLY 40,000 PEOPLE, PRIORITIZING PROGRAMS FOR THE MOST VULNERABLE AMONG US. STONEWALL IS PROUD TO HAVE 500+ VOLUNTEERS AND PARTNER WITH NUMEROUS LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS. IN ADDITION TO PROGRAMS LIKE THE TRAILBLAZERS AND PRIDE OUR STRATEGY WILL ALWAYS BE TO WORK CLOSELY WITH EXISTING COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS TO IDENTIFY GAPS IN SERVICES THAT WE CAN FILL AND CREATE TIMELY INITIATIVES WHERE STONEWALL’S COMMUNITY-WIDE REACH BRINGS ADDED VALUE.

STONEWALL

COLUMBUS

BOARD OF TRUSTEES

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

K TERRY SMITH (THEY/THEM) PRESIDENT

DR. TERRENCE BROOKS (HE.HIM.HIS) VICE-PRESIDENT

JIAMEI (JZ) KNOX-ZHANG (SHE.HER.HERS) TREASURER

RONALD MURRAY (HE/HIM) COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT LIAISON

MARSHALL TROXELL (HE.HIM.HIS) SECRETARY & CITY OF COLUMBUS LIAISON

TRUSTEES

SCOTT AMMEARELL (HE.HIM.HIS)

MISSY ANDERSON (SHE.HER.HERS)

JEN BOWDAN (SHE.HER.HERS)

TYREESE BOWMAN (HE.HIM.HIS)

STERLING CLEMMONS (SHE.THEY)

CRAIG DIAZ (HE.HIM.HIS)

ALLISON HARRISON, ESQ. (SHE.THEY)

KRIS JACKSON (HE.HIM.HIS)

GREGORY L. PRICE (HE.HIM.HIS)

GERRY RODRIGUEZ (HE.HIM.HIS)

EX OFFICIO MEMBERS

DENSIL R. PORTEOUS, MBA (HE.THEY) EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

STAFF

CASSEY HELM (SHE.HER.HERS)

PRIDE EVENT COORDINATOR

SIERRA PRINCE (SHE.HER.HERS) PRIDE EVENT COORDINATOR

LEO RODRIGUEZ (HE.THEY)

MARKETING & BUSINESS COORDINATOR

RONALD G MURRAY (HE.HIM.HIS)

BOARD COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT

LIAISON

ADDITIONAL SUPPORT

TY CRENSHAW

CHIEF OF SAFETY

EMMA PARKER

OFFICIAL PRIDE PHOTOGRAPHER

STONEWALL COLUMBUS STAFF

DENSIL R. PORTEOUS, MBA (HE.THEY) EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

Z BOYER, M.A.ED. (SHE.THEY) DIRECTOR, COMMUNITY PROGRAMS

JAKI BRAXTON (SHE.THEY) ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR, COMMUNITY PROGRAMS

KATHY CROWE (SHE.HER.HERS)

SR. COORDINATOR, COMMUNICATIONS & CREATIVE SERVICES

CJ MARTIN, MSW (HE.HIM.HIS) DIRECTOR, BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT

CASSEY HELM (SHE.HER.HERS)

DIRECTOR, ADMINISTRATIVE OPERATIONS/ PRIDE EVENT COORDINATOR

SIERRA PRINCE (SHE.HER.HERS)

SR. MANAGER, BUSINESS & INFRASTRUCTURE/ PRIDE EVENT COORDINATOR

LEO RODRIGUEZ (HE.THEY)

SR. COORDINATOR, MARKETING & COMMUNICATIONS

STEVEN NIKOLAKIS (HE.HIM.HIS) COORDINATOR, INDIVIDUAL GIVING

LOKI THROWE (IT.THEY) COORDINATOR, ADMINISTRATIVE OPERATIONS

COMMITTEE

STEERING COMMITTEE CHAIRS

MARCH COMMITTEE CHAIRS

CRAIG TURNER (HE.HIM.HIS)

ANNIE MACKOWICK (SHE.HER.HERS)

HEATHER PENNINGTON (SHE.HER.HERS)

VENDOR CHAIR

AARON ALBERT (HE.HIM.HIS)

BRIAN RENDER (HE.HIM.HIS)

BRIAN ZUBER (HE.HIM.HIS)

BEVERAGE & ICE MANAGEMENT CHAIR

ALEX VAN GULIJK (SHE.HER.HERS)

JASMIN BRADLEY (SHE.HER.HERS)

LYN “BUDDY” CONDICT (HE.HIM.HIS)

PEACHES CALHOUN (SHE.HER.HERS)

OPERATIONS CHAIR

JOEY PLESCIA (SHE.HER.HERS)

VOLUNTEER MANAGEMENT CHAIR

JAMI PARKER (SHE.HER.HERS) LEVI EVANS (HE.HIM.HIS)

ACCESSIBILITY & PARKING CHAIR

NATASHA TRINITY (SHE.HER.HERS)

ENTERTAINMENT CHAIR

LOKI THROWE (IT.THEY)

TYREESE BOWMAN (HE.HIM.HIS)

SYDNEY STAPLETON (SHE.HER.HERS) WE CAN'T DO IT WITHOUT YOU!

365 CORPORATE SPONSORS

PRIDE 365–STONEWALL COLUMBUS’ WORK IS PROPELLED BY A NUMBER OF CORPORATE PARTNERS WHO GENEROUSLY SUPPORT OUR PROGRAMS. WE BELIEVE IN LONG-TERM, WIN-WIN PARTNERSHIPS THAT HELP OUR CORPORATE PARTNERS REACH THEIR GOALS WHILE CONTRIBUTING TO OUR MISSION AND WORK. THROUGH THEIR GIFT OF DOLLARS AND TIME THESE COMPANIES DEMONSTRATE A STRONG COMMITMENT TO THE LGBTQ+ COMMUNITY HERE IN CENTRAL OHIO. DO CONSIDER SUPPORTING THESE COMPANIES THAT SUPPORT OUR COMMUNITY.