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A group of social workers and community volunteers organized and participated in a food drive for Harvey Milk Day, this past weekend. The Los Angeles Chapter of the national volunteer group Gay For Good partnered with Mayor Eric Garcetti’s office on…

G4G volunteers in San Diego made the LGBTQ San Diego County News! Check out this great article about Gay For Good San Diego’s 2nd annual service project at the Copley-Price Family YMCA. Volunteers wrapped holiday gifts in preparation for a…

For 35 years Gay For Good Chicago partner, United Church of Rogers Park, has been serving warm meals to people in need – every single Sunday! G4G volunteers have partnered with the soup kitchen for 5 years, logging 182 hours,…

By: Molly Sprayregen, Contributor ForbesWomen In 2008, Steve Gratwick, Tony Biel, and Frank Roller founded Gay For Good, an LGBTQ service organization that sends groups into their communities to volunteer for social justice and environmental causes. It began in Los…

By Eric Lagatta The Columbus Dispatch Posted Aug 7, 2018 From Union Cafe to Axis Nightclub, gay-friendly bars in the Columbus area offer outlets for gay, bisexual, transgender and queer residents to connect.  But those not attracted to such nightlife…

In Eastern Bank’s July 5, 2018 article, “Gay For Good Brings Together the LGBTQ Community,” author Michael Givens takes a look at the impact Gay For Good Boston has on the Boston community. Working with nonprofits like Toys for Joys,…

Looking for a good way to make a difference? Check out Gay For Good. With so much loss and tragedy in the world, in the news, in our own communities, people are searching for ways to be nicer to each…

A big congratulations go out to our Twin Cities Chapter of Gay For Good, recipient of the Lavender Community Award. Winners were chosen for clearly demonstrating their dedication to the advancement of the community that is comprised of gay, lesbian,…

A few weeks before Valentine’s Day, about two dozen volunteers came together on a Saturday morning to make Valentines—but not for their special someone. The recipients? Seniors citizens served by FriendshipWorks, an organization that seeks to alleviate the isolation faced…