lgbtq community events by scott leonard
TRIVIA NIGHT FUNDRAISER Hey smarty-pants, put on your thinking caps for Radiant Health
Centers’ Trivia Night fundraiser on Thursday, May 20 at 6 p.m. Join the festivities via Zoom for a fun night with community allies and friends. Four rounds of trivia will be played with two winners for each round. Prizes will be awarded for each winner with a grand prize announced at the end of the event. Chat, fun and interaction will be encouraged. Trivia Night will be hosted by Ryan Budds. The comedian, trivia host,
HARVEY MILK DIVERSITY BREAKFAST This celebratory event is designed to bring together
more than 1,000 diverse San Diegans – business, labor, Democrats, Republicans, Independents, all communities, all ages, all San Diegans who support equality and justice – to honor the memory of this influential civil-rights activist. As San Diego County starts opening up, organizers are still not able to safely host more than 1,000 of our community in-person at the annual Harvey Milk Diversity Breakfast. In lieu, the San Diego LGBT Community Center will host the 2021 Harvey Milk Diversity Breakfast as a free virtual celebration. Mark your calendar on Friday, May 21 at noon for an
extraordinary online Harvey Milk event with special guests, inspiration and appreciation for all of the LGBTQ leaders who paved our way. Although we won’t be coming together for breakfast with sponsored tables, The Center has unique opportunities and recognition to support this year’s special presentation. Contact Ian Johnson, the director of development, at ijohnson@
thecentersd.org if you’d like to sponsor or have questions.
thecentersd.org/hmdb
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ragemonthly.com | MAY 2021
TV producer and actor has hosted more than 5,000 in-person trivia events and comedy shows in Los Angeles and Chicago since 2006 and over 550 virtual shows since March 2020. Based in Orange County, Radiant Health Centers has provided more than three decades of exceptional care and support to people affected by HIV and their loved ones. It has been instrumental in driving new HIV transmissions down over the past 15 years. However, an average of six people a week in Orange County are still diagnosed with HIV.
donate.radianthealthcenters.org/RHCTrivia
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