Dear Pomona Valley Pride Community,

Today, more than ever, our Queer and Trans family is under attack. Across the country and here at home, we are seeing funding slashed for the very services that keep our community safe, affirmed, and alive. Support for LGBTQIA2S+ centers, gender-affirming care, reproductive rights, immigrant communities, and HIV/AIDS research is shrinking rapidly. Many programs that once served as lifelines are now at risk, and some have already been forced to close their doors.

But Pomona Valley Pride is still here fighting, advocating, educating, celebrating, and creating spaces where our people can breathe freely and exist authentically. We do this work because we believe in a world where every LGBTQIA2S+ person is valued, protected, and empowered.
And we do this work because you believe in us.

Truth is, we cannot do this without you.

As an independent, community-rooted organization, Pomona Valley Pride relies deeply on the generosity of supporters like you. Your donation, no matter the size, directly fuels:

• Safe and affirming programs for LGBTQIA youth

• Mental health and wellness support

• Legal services for queer and undocumented individuals

• Community events that uplift queer voices and visibility

• Training and resources that build safer, more inclusive schools, workplaces, and faith spaces

• Vital advocacy at a time when our rights are being rolled back

We know there are many important causes to choose from today. We’re grateful simply to be among them. But if Pomona Valley Pride has touched your life, or the life of someone you love, we ask you to consider making a gift today, Giving Tuesday.

Your support isn’t just a donation.
🌈 It’s an act of resistance.
🌈 It’s a declaration that our community matters.
🌈 It’s a commitment to a safer, stronger, and more vibrant future for all of us.

Thank you for believing in Pomona Valley Pride.
Thank you for believing in justice.
Thank you for investing in a world where we can all thrive.

With pride and gratitude,      

Frank C. Guzman,

Chief Executive Officer,
Pomona Valley Pride