About Us

The Stonewall Alliance Center offers a range of services to help connect people with their community. Volunteers staffing the Center provide information on activities and events and offer referrals for services. We are an active resource for the LGBTTIQQA community, and we are open, safe, and inclusive for all people. We provide information, advocacy, referrals, and support to those who come to us.

Our Education & Outreach programs give community members access to the Harlan Adams Memorial Library, Out Education classes, speaker’s panels delivered to local colleges, and presenters invited to provide area organizations and groups with information.

SAY! Stonewall Alliance Youth operates two groups with discussions and activities. SAY! Teens is for individuals under 18 years old, and SAY! Twenties is for 18-29 year olds. Our Social & Recreation program has discussion groups, monthly women’s potlucks and dinners out, co-ed activities, and special events like our two annual benefits, Hot Summer Feast and the Winter White Party.

Besides our formal programs, Center volunteers mobilize the community response to specific events or challenges. Examples include an assault and rape on a community member outside a local bar and political attacks from a city council member. Statewide anti-gay initiatives trigger education campaigns to get people informed and promote voter registration. Domestic violence, aging, anti-tobacco, and anti-drug campaigns all deliver their message through the Stonewall Alliance Center.

Additionally, we serve to unite and strengthen individuals and the community. We coordinate community events such as Pride, activities, and discussions.