Georgia LGBTQ History Project

In 2011, archivists and members of the LGBTQ community founded the LGBTQ Archives Project, which was renamed the Georgia LGBTQ History Project in 2020. The goal of the project is to make LGBTQ Georgians aware of the importance of preserving their protest signs, diaries, photographs and other artifacts. The project is overseen by several organizations, including Georgia Tech and Emory University's library programs. To donate and learn more, visit galgbtqhistoryproject.org.

First City Network, First City Pride Center

First City Network, the most experienced organization on this list, has been working to build a safer community in Savannah since 1985. It began as a newsletter published in members' living rooms and grew steadily until it eventually opened the First City Pride Center, which houses a collection of service providers. Both organizations also organize various events and workshops. To donate and learn more, visit firstcitynetwork.org or firstcitypridecenter.org.

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SOJOURN, also known as the Southern Jewish Resource Network for Gender and Sexual Diversity, is committed to developing and expanding educational programs, outreach, and advocacy in Jewish and other communities in the South. To donate and learn more, visit sojourngsd.org.

Augusta Equality Clinic

Founded in 2014, the Equality Clinic is comprised of an interdisciplinary team of volunteers who provide free services to underinsured and uninsured LGBTQ individuals in the Augusta area. Some of these services include primary care, gender transition assistance and rapid HIV testing. To donate and learn more, visit equalityclinicaugusta.com. Kroger customers can also support the clinic by enrolling in Kroger Community Rewards and selecting the clinic.