Pride
PartnerS
we extend our sincere gratitude and appreciation to the
many organizations, their volunteers and staff who work to
assist in the coordination and planning of San Diego’s larg-
est community event.
AmericAn’s Finest city ties are welcomed to this friendly and community; not only as an african
soFtbAll leAgue open setting. diFFerent strokes american in the lGBt community, but
out at the Park swim teAm for the lGBt community at large.
619-817-4263 comericA bAnk water sales
www.afcsl.org ticket gate
www.dsst.org elderhelP
Formed in 1981 as a place for Gay, 619-260-1091 DSSt is a US Masters Swimming team 50 and better cool Zone
lesbian, Bisexual, transgender people
www.comerica.com and was formed in the Spring 1985 reviewing stand
to come together and play softball. Comerica Bank has opened 10 bank- to prepare San Diego swimmers for 619-284-9281
the aFCSl is now a place for all to ing centers in San Diego County since the first Gay Games. DSSt has grown
www.elderhelpofsandiego.org
come and have fun, meet new people 2005. the 412 washington Street steadily over the years and now has elderHelp of San Diego is a non-profit
and enjoy the game of softball. office opened in December 2008. over 200 men and women on its roster. organization comprised of profes-
Customer deposits at Comerica are in- Swimmers of all ages, skill levels, and sionals and community volunteers
Art oF Pride sured up to maximum FDIC amounts. sexual orientation are welcomed. committed to offering quality social
Art of Pride exhibit Comerica recognizes the value of services that help seniors live indepen-
619-491-0779 diversity. Comerica has lesbian/gay/ diversionAry theAter dently in their own homes. Founded in
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/ bisexual/transgender employee Pride Arts and culture 1973 as a community-based volunteer
artofpride resource groups, and provides health 619-220-0097 (box office) organization in the inner city neigh-
art of Pride strives to encourage care and other benefits for employees’
www.diversionary.org borhood of north Park, elderHelp
understanding among all people by domestic partners. the mission of the theatre is to of San Diego has grown to become a
providing a venue for lGBt artists produce plays with gay, lesbian and regional community resource center
and their allies. we are proud to deAF community services bisexual themes that portray charac- for seniors and their families.
present the work of several talented interpretation services ters in their complexity and diversity
local established and emerging artists. 619-398-2441 both historically and contemporarily Ftmi sAn diego
their work underscores the cultural
www.dcsofsd.org and is recognized as one of San Diego’s transgender Area
contributions of gay men and women Deaf Community Services of San Di- best theaters. 858-761-3241
through the history of civilization. ego, Inc. (DCS) is an “...of, by, and for the
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/
Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing..” agency ebony Pride SDFtM-So
sAn diego offering services to anyone regard- ebony Pride stage the San Diego Chapter of FtM
bisexuAl Forum less of race, national origin, religion,
www.ebonypride.org (Female-to-Male) International wel-
bisexual Area sex, sexual orientation or physical/ 619-835-9829 comes FtMs or gender questioning
619-835-7202 mental handicap. the mission of Deaf ebony Pride is an african american individuals assigned female at birth,
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/ Community Services is to enrich the based lesbian, Gay, transgender and who feel that gender assignment is
BiForumSD/ lives of people by providing services, Bisexual community of San Diego. Its no longer complete or accurate. the
a discussion and support group on education and advocacy that promote purpose is to promote positivity, cul- group has monthly support meetings
bisexuality in a warm, friendly and safe independence, opportunity, acces- tural enrichment, self-empowerment and monthly social gatherings for
environment. all people of all identi- sibility, and diversity. and education throughout the lGBt allies and significant others.
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