history

Behavioral Health Services at The Center established.

The Center was notified that Maurice Thimot and Rust Rawnsley had left a sizeable gift to The Center through The Center’s planned giving program, The Stonewall Society. Their $18.9M gift is the largest gift The Center has ever received.

Beginning September 2024, The Center expanded its hours at the Main Center to include Saturdays from 10am-4pm to better serve our community.

The Center held its inaugural LGBTQ+ Luminaries Lunch to celebrate our community during Pride month.

The Center launches its new housing program, Adult Housing Services, focusing on adults 18 years and over, including seniors, transgender and nonbinary clients, and our BIPOC community.

The Center’s Behavioral Health Services opened a dedicated office on 5th Avenue, allowing them to see clients and groups in person and virtually.

The Center expanded Safe STAY from four beds to up to 21 beds for transitional age youth ages 18-24, The new Safe STAY Wellness Center is a space designed by and for LGBTQ+ and BIPOC youth.

The Hillcrest Youth Center moved to its forever home, which features multiple rooms to host activities and resources for youth, including the community closet, a game room, library, lounge, kitchenette, and a private area for therapy and HIV testing.

The Center brought back the Red Hot Dance, an event that celebrates the diversity of queer women with music, dancing, drinks, food, and community.