Do you know an LGBTQ student who is currently enrolled (or about to enroll) in a two year or four year college? The 49 Fund is available to support them in their studies.

The holidays are here and with that frequently comes over-spending. According to a Gallup poll, Americans plan to spend an average of $752 on gifts this year. Regardless of how much you want to spend, consider these tips to keep your budgets in check

The celebration of LGBTQ Pride is more than a festival. It’s a time of reflection, an opportunity for us to advocate for the LGBTQ community, and celebrate everyone's full authentic self. Being connected to our history can help us see how far we have come and give us motivation to continue pushing for what we deserve as a community.

Traumatic events are stored as powerful memories in our brain, and when those memories are activated, they have the power to affect our feelings and behavior, even years later. It’s not unusual to experience the following symptoms, especially during a heightened emotional time, like a one-year mark.

At the Orlando United Assistance Center, our top priority is our clients’ well-being. With one-year events approaching, we spoke with our Case Managers to learn about ways to handle the emotional stress of this type of event.

In the days leading up to the one-year mark of the Pulse tragedy, there are many people from around the region and world who want to remember the lives of those impacted with positivity and hope. The City of Orlando and Orange County Government, in collaboration with Pulse, have jointly designated June 12, 2017, as “Orlando United Day – A Day of Love and Kindness.