DONATE
Donate to OutReach LGBT Community Center HERE:
Your tax-deductible contribution is always welcome at OutReach.
Please consider donating to these specific OutReach Programs & Upcoming Events:
Willma's Fund
Created by Donald Haar aka Willma Flynn-Stone, Willma's Fund provides assistance to homeless members of the LGBTQ community residing in Dane County and is a program of OutReach LGBT Community Center!
OutReach Garden Party
Held in early/late spring, the OutReach Garden Party has been going on for over a decade. Held in various locations over the years, it is currently being hosted at the Olbrich Gardens in Madison, WI. The event includes buffet style dinner, garden walks, mingling, music, and a brief program.
OutReach Pre Pride Event: Magic Festival Benefit
Held in the summer at Susan Eichhorn's beautiful home and garden The event features a hot and cold buffet, beverages, mingling and brief program.
OutReach Magic Festival Benefit: A PRIDE Celebration
OutReach Magic Festival pride event for 2019 will be celebrating the 50th Anniversary of Stonewall and the 30th Anniversary of Madison’s first pride parade. There’ll be activities for all ages, entertainment, food and merchant vendors, information booths, and more! We’ll also be focusing on bringing the community together for celebration, healing, and rejuvenation.
OutReach also acts as a fiscal agent for local LGBT organizations. OutReach accepts donations for:
Madison Area Transgender Association
MATA provides a safe, private place for anyone who considers themselves transgender to meet, dress, socialize, discuss, and help with one's everyday issues and problems in a peer support setting
Paths to Healing
The Paths to Healing Conference is an effort put together by WCASA, Outreach, UNIDOS Against Domestic Violence, Proud Theater, Rape Crisis Center and the Canopy Center. It is a day-long conference that provides support and explores what we need to do as a community to respond to the needs of sexual abuse survivors. It is intended for child sex abuse survivors – particularly male survivors – supportive allies, advocates, health and mental health professionals, and law enforcement.
