Posts Tagged ‘Help the GLCC’
GLCC/Pride Center Community Thanksgiving Lunch
Sunday, November 22nd, 2009OCTOBER BINGO – NEW CAMPUS – BACK BUILDING
Tuesday, October 6th, 2009
Pride University – Adult Education
Wednesday, September 23rd, 2009
Pride University - Adult Education
GLCC Flea Market
Thursday, July 2nd, 2009
Saturday, July 4th, 8:00 AM - 2:00 PM
Lavender Events Annual Backpack Drive
Wednesday, July 1st, 2009
Box Locations:
Sterling Bank – 5 Points
Sterling Bank – Davie Blvd
Sterling Bank – Davie Blvd
Wilton Drive:
Courtyard Cafe
Gelato Station
Decades Furnishings
Sidelines
Decades Furnishings
Sidelines
PC Lauderdale
Best Buy – 2829 N. Federal Hwy, Fort Lauderdale
Support the GLCC – Shop to Earn
Tuesday, September 23rd, 2008
GLCC Fundraiser!! Help us raise funds for the GLCC while you shop!
Your participation in our fund raising is critical to help us achieve our financial goals. We have now made it easier than ever. Just visit our on-line store.
Every purchase you make sends a donation to the GLCC. We have teamed up with over 500 retailers you love! Just purchase items through our site, you get your products and we earn cash. That is it! Everybody wins.
2008 Blade – GLCC – “Best Place to Volunteer Your Time”
Monday, September 22nd, 2008
According to the South Florida Blade’s “Best of 2008″, the GLCC was honored to be the best place to volunteer your time.
“The GLCCSF is one of the largest gay community centers in the U.S., offering social services, support groups, and advocacy for the South Florida community. Services including Youth Advocacy groups, the Transgender Equal Rights Initiative, and Lavender Events for Women are all part of the GLCC operations; and there are over 50 other organizations who call The Center home, including the Dolphin Democrats, and GLBT-supportive chapters of Alcoholic Anonymous. And we’d be amiss to not mention the monthly Bingo games, which of course, are a hoot.”
“Paul Hyman and his staff have performed a miracle with the GLCC: a few years ago, the Center was on the brink of financial ruin, due to a real estate fiasco with their landlord. But through some savvy re-organization they turned the place around, got their hands on several millions of dollars in financing, as of Spring 2009 they’ll move into their new digs off Dixie Hwy.”
