community services youth services
Grant Funding: San Diego Pride has established grant funding vehi- Youth Pride: Creating safe and affirming opportunities for youth.
cles with the Foundation for Change and the Human Dignity Foundation Pride’s Youth organizer coordinates youth participation in all Pride
which directly impact the lGBt communities in San Diego. $412,940 has programs.
been distributed through the Pride Funds to dozens of organizations. Youth Housing Project: a fund allocating money to support the
Direct Community Support: San Diego Pride directly supports Center’s Youth Housing Project, which provides shelter and assistance
community organizations by purchasing tickets, making charitable to lGBt youth.
contributions, and sponsoring various events.
Support of the San Diego LGBT Community Center: San Diego
Pride Green
Pride acknowledges the importance of the Center to the entire lGBt
environmental impact programs
community and remains committed to supporting its ongoing efforts.
Reforestation Program: Planting new trees in Balboa Park to provide
over $614,451 has been distributed directly to the Center. Partnerships:
a lush green park area for future generations.
San Diego Pride creates partnerships with community organizations
Recycling program: last year San Diego Pride recycled more than six
enabling them to raise funds in exchange for their involvement in Pride
tons of material.
events.

“i served”
hiv / aids awareness
Recognizing our active duty servicemembers by providing compli-
Providing free and confidential HIV testing at the festival as well as
mentary tickets to the San Diego Pride festival.
outreach and support for HIV/aIDS service organizations
Stonewall 2.o activism for equality 71
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