COMMUNITY DIRECTORY
Diversity Richmond supports the efforts of local and regional groups that provide services to the LGBTQ+ community.
BUILDING A COMMUNITY
It takes a village!
If you offer a resource, please take a moment to fill out the resource listing application below. If you know of a resource, please email them and ask that they complete the application.
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Support meetings at Diversity Richmond
Mondays
A.A. QCFW (weekly) 6:30pm-7:30pm in the Classroom (Door #2)
Tuesdays
LGBTQ IPV/SV Support, 5:30 - 7:30 PM in the Classroom (Door #2)
Wednesdays
N.A. (weekly) 6:30pm-7:30pm in the Classroom (Door #2)
The Next Generation (Alternative Lifestyles support and Education group) (monthly- first Wednesdays) Diversity conference room 7pm-8:30pm
Thursdays
Fellowship N.A. 6:30-7:30pm in the small event hall (door #4)
Fridays
JRTS (first Fridays) 7:00-8:30pm in the Classroom (Door #2)
Let's Talk (twice monthly- 2nd and 4th Fridays) 7pm-8:30pm in the Classroom (Door #2)
TRANSformed in Recovery beginning July 12,2024 5:30-6:30pm in the classroom (Door #2)
Saturdays
LGBTQ A.A. Serenity (weekly) 6pm-7pm in the Classroom (Door #2)
Sundays
Diverse Reflections A.A. (weekly) 11:30am-12:30pm in the Classroom (Door #2)
Owned by a trans and nonbinary individual, Dragon's Tooth Tutoring offers inclusive and empathy-led online tutoring that offers income-based tutoring for all individuals.
Virginia
(434) 849-1007
dragonstoothtutoring@gmail.com
Gay Fathers Coalition of Richmond
Gay Fathers Coalition of Richmond is a social and support organization that exists to provide support and information for gay and bisexual men that are fathers, their partners, children, friends and supporters.
He She Ze and We is a confidential peer-led support group for parents, caregivers, and adult family members who support transgender and gender-diverse individuals of all ages. He She Ze and We holds weekly parent/caregiver support groups, monthly family playgroups, and many other opportunities for the community to connect with other families.
We offer neurodiversity-affirming support, co-advocacy, nature-based, and arts-based wellness offerings from the perspective that individual and collective liberation are intertwined. We address the systemic, emotional, physical, and social impacts of ableism—creating spaces, offerings, and resources shaped by the lived experiences of disabled and multiply marginalized communities.
James River Transgender Society
James River Transgender Society is a group dedicated to serving those persons undertaking gender transition. JRT offers monthly support group meetings, mentoring, and resources for anyone who is gender variant. Support group meetings are the first Friday of each month at 7:00 p.m. at the Gay Community Center of Richmond (1407 Sherwood Avenue, Richmond, VA 23220).
Website • P: 804-404-2425
Little Queer Library RVA, hosted in Autonomy Salon and Wellness on Brook road, offers a free lending library of books by LGBTQ+ authors, as well as free period products, bookmarks, stickers, and other comfort items. We also boost community events and services, as well as mutual aid requests through our Instagram page.
5714 Brooke Rd. Richmond, VA 23227
Mother’s & Others of Virginia is a grass roots organization combining the power of motherhood, family, friends, and fair-minded people to secure equal rights for our beloved lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and questioning children, relatives, and friends.
Parents, Families and Friends of Lesbians and Gays (PFLAG)
Parents, Families and Friends of Lesbians and Gays (PFLAG) Richmond is a network of supportive individuals that welcome parents, family members, friends of a LGBT (gay, lesbian, bisexual or transgender) person, or a LGBT person yourself. Meetings are at 6:30 p.m. on the second Tuesday of each month at 2311 Westwood Avenue,Richmond, VA 23230 (unless otherwise specified on online calendar).
Website • Email • P: 804-751-5167
Prime Timers Central Virginia is an organization comprised of gay and bisexual men dedicated to building life-long friendships through shared interests and educational programs in a secure and nurturing environment. They are a chapter of Prime Timers World Wide.
Richmond Bear Community is a social network for gay men in greater Richmond, providing a supportive community for gay bears and admirers of gay bears. List of events can be found on the website.
Richmond Lesbian Feminists (RLF)
RLF welcomes ... all women, including bi-sexual women, womanists, transgender women, queer, same gender loving women, questioning women, gay women, dykes, lesbians and lesbian feminists. Decisions are based on consensus--everyone's voice matters. We provide social and networking opportunities as well as information on political actions to oppose those forces that seek to marginalize, silence and limit our lives. We endeavor to provide a safe and welcoming space to nurture the authentic, unique and precious voice of each woman.
Join • Newsletter • Facebook
Richmond LGBT Meet-up Group is a great way to meet other local LGBT community members in various social settings. The goal is to facilitate discussions and interactions with like-minded individuals about anything of interest (coming out, dating, politics, careers, etc.) while having fun at the same time. Please see website for calendar of events.
Richmond Transformers is a peer-facilitated social and support group in the Richmond, VA area for anyone on the transmasculine spectrum. Meetings are held on the 2nd Tuesday of each month from 7:00 p.m. — 8:50 p.m. at the Fan Free Clinic (1010 N. Thompson Street, Richmond, VA 23230).
Side By Side is an organization that works to ensure VA's lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and questioning youth have an equal opportunity for success through programming, support meetings, education, and advocacy for youth and young adults ages 11-20 years.
Website • Email • Facebook • P: 804-644-4800
Thriving Transmen of Color TTMOC
Thriving as a trans man of color involves addressing unique needs and opportunities that take into account the intersection of gender identity, race, and sometimes other factors like socioeconomic status, disability, and more.
Phone: (804) 505-5013
Email:contact@thrivingtransmenofcolor.org
Facebook:facebook.com/thrivingtransmenofcolor
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Authentic Counseling & Care, PLLC
Dylan Colson, LPC, LASTP
Affirming Mental Health & Substance Use Counseling for BIPOC & LGBTQ+ Individuals
Hey! I’m Dylan, a licensed counselor in North Carolina and Virginia, and a proud member of the LGBTQ+ community. I specialize in supporting BIPOC and LGBTQ+ individuals as they navigate identity, life transitions, and substance use challenges. My approach is warm, affirming, and tailored to your unique journey—because you deserve to feel seen, heard, and accepted as your authentic self. Whether you're questioning your identity, struggling with addiction, or simply seeking a space to be yourself, I’m here to help. Let's work together to build a life that feels right for you.
Telehealth only in Virginia and North Carolina
(804) 215-6989
Be the Change Counseling Services, LLC
BTCCS is a private psychotherapy practice that serves individuals and couples virtually. Arrangements may be made for in-person workshops and presentations on a myriad of mental health topics. Virtual appointments only.
(804) 621-2650
Embodied Paths Therapy
Ellison Spencer-Helms, MSW, LCSW (they/them) is a licensed therapist providing telehealth services for residents of Virginia. A proud graduate of Gallaudet University, Ellison provides therapy in both English and American Sign Language (ASL).
As a queer nonbinary therapist, they are passionate about providing services to both youth and adults, specializing in the LGBTQ issues, religious trauma, body-based practices, anxiety, and attachment. Their work is centered on helping clients develop self-trust, regulate and repair their nervous systems, and move through life with greater ease.
(804) 348-2284
ellison.spencerhelms@gmail.com
Stephen Barlow, LPC
I am a newly licensed clinician in Richmond with a focus on adult members of the community to provide individual mental health counseling, family counseling, or couples counseling. Working with and supporting the queer community is an important goal of mine. My clinical work focuses on empowering my clients, giving gender affirming care, using inclusive language, and providing couples counseling to a variety of backgrounds including both monogamous and polyamorous relationships.
5540 Falmouth St, Ste 100, Richmond VA 23230
(804) 665-4681 Ext 112
An out trans therapist (he/him) providing trauma-informed, neurodiverse-friendly care via telehealth for a variety of mental health topics (anxiety, depression, trauma, ADHD, gender dysphoria) and LGBTQ+ life events (gender and sexuality exploration, coming out, transition, etc). Takes insurance plans such as Anthem BCBS and Aetna, with sliding scale available on a limited basis.
Telehealth only in Virginia and North Carolina
(404) 451-7938
Trauma informed therapy for LGBTQIA+ and Neurodivergent individuals that is provided via telehealth to provide more accessibility and anonymity while you access mental health care.
20880 Isherwood Ter, Ashburn VA, 20147
(571) 390-3181
mayhemandtranquility@gmail.com
Prince Kitty Co, LLC / Angela’s Self Care Space
Prince Kitty Co serves as a non-capitalist avenue for embracing connection, collaboration, and support in our local communities; promoting and empowering the safety in experiencing genuine emotions that may be hard to feel; and working towards making mental and physical health services accessible to all. Our overarching mission is improving accessibility for everyone to have access to resources/basic needs/emotions and to feel safe doing so. At this time the focus surrounds accessibility to resources, community work, meow merch, and pay-what-you-can gender affirming trainings/workshops/consultations for your company or organization. Let’s all support each other.
Prince Kitty Co, LLC promotes exchange over money when possible to encourage more equitable access.
At Prince Kitty Co, LLC, we’re all about creating awesome partnerships between local businesses, services, and organizations to make mental health and individual therapy more accessible and inclusive. Feeling a little hesitant about starting therapy yourself? No worries, we’ve got loads of free resources with bite-sized mental health tips and guides—just ask away!
Prince Kitty Co, LLC offers community collaborations between local businesses, services, and organizations to promote access and inclusivity with mental health AND individual/group therapeutic services (clinical and consultation-based).Virtual appointments only.
Angelica’s Self Care Space is a virtual resource library including clickable/interactive activities and resources! The purpose is to provide access to helpful resources and therapeutic suggestions without having to be currently involved with mental health services/ having to pay for support already out there. The hope is to improve accessibility in a world that has been engulfed in capitalism and service/resource segregation based on levels of privilege.
This Virtual Self Care Space was created by Angelica Gehlich, LCSW. The images and books are not original content by Angelica Gehlich and have been found online so accessible to all.
Most of the images are clickable/interactive that will either pop up or open in a new window. You may need to download the Google Slides app in order to utilize the resources.(804) 396-4161
Facebook Instagram: @princekittycollc
Prosperity Behavioral Health Project
We provide Mental Health Skill-Building Services (MHSS) to low-income adults in the Richmond area. We specialize in proving safe and queer affirming services to the LGBT+ community.
2025 E Main St Suite 106
804-918-1765
Rewild Psychotherapy
Celeste Kelly, Psy.D. (they/she), founder of Rewild, is a clinical psychologist who specializes in working with adults and couples/relationships in the LGBTQ+ community. They are a queer woman who believes it can be a healing experience to work with a therapist who balances curiosity with acceptance and shared understanding. They have experience writing letters of support for gender affirming care and strive to provide a validating experience for those in the process. They are anti-racist, trauma-informed and poly- and kink-affirming.
Celeste lives in Richmond but works entirely virtually and is licensed to work with anyone located in the state of Virginia. They accept some insurances and offer a sliding scale for folks paying out of pocket.
Richmond Behavioral Health Authority (RBHA)
RBHA is the statutorily established public entity responsible for providing mental health, intellectual disabilities, substance abuse and prevention services to the citizens of the City of Richmond.
107 5th St Richmond va
(804) 866-2870
Sage Way prioritizes delivering evidence-based treatments tailored to your individual needs. We recognize the many systemic and external stressors that can contribute towards diminished well-being. This is why we are dedicated to fostering a supportive environment that empowers clients on their journey to mental wellness regardless of gender, sexuality, race, and/or socioeconomic status.
(804) 277-9892
kimberlyembe@sagewaytherapy.com
I offer individualized therapy for mental health and substance abuse with a focus on supporting the LGBTQIA+ community. As a member of the community myself, I’m committed to creating a safe, welcoming, and gender-affirming space where you can feel seen, heard, and empowered in your healing journey. Together, we’ll work to address your needs and help you find lasting peace and wellness. Online appointments only.
(804) 999-2558
The Dandelion Hive is committed to elevating the most marginalized and intersectional voices in the LGBTQIA+ community in mental health and recovery spaces. We purposefully engage with the local community to help expand access to equitable and safe resources and care in mental health and recovery spaces.
We are a trans-led and LGBTQIA-led organization. We currently operate one recovery house for LGBTQIA+ individuals, with a priority on transgender individuals, and one recovery house for LGBTQIA+ people with autism. Recovery housing is for individuals recovering from substance usage concerns and are abstinence-based for the safety of everyone in the house.
To apply for sober living click here.
For information about our recovery pathways and housing click here.
We table at events and provide a sensory support space.
For our workshops for education and advocacy click here.
(804) 298-0706
Therapeutic Counseling and Consulting (TCC)
TCC is a group private practice that strives to provide a safe place both virtually and in-person for anyone on their journey towards healing. Matthew Dean is a gay male therapist at our practice that loves working with people in the LGBTQ+ community.
Matthew says, "I believe my role as a therapist is to tenderly explore your story with curiosity as you seek growth and healing. My motivation in becoming a therapist is due to the transformation experience I personally had in therapy. I know how powerful having a safe space can be. Our time together will be trauma-informed, meaning we'll pay special attention to the stories of harm that have shaped the way you see and interact with the world. As a gay man, I understand that your unique and often hidden experiences matter."
Matthew currently only sees adults, but other therapists on our staff work with adolescent and teens.
6802 Paragon Place, Suite 525 Richmond, VA 23230
(804) 322-9955
Appointments@therapeuticcounseling.org
UMFS
UMFS’ Child & Family Healing Center provides 24-hour intensive residential treatment for youth ages 11-17 on our staff-secure, unlocked campus. We supportLGBTQIA2+ youth through gender-inclusive suites with individual bedrooms and bathrooms, as well as a family support partner to connect families to essential resources.
Our multidisciplinary team integrates Collaborative Problem Solving™, family engagement, psychiatry, nursing, verbal and non-verbal therapies, social work, and counseling. We welcome male, female, and gender-diverse youth with:
• Trauma and attachment histories
• Mood and anxiety disorders
• Autism and other neurological differences
• Problem sexual behaviors
3900 W Broad Street, Richmond
Phone: (804) 353-4461
Email:skrone@umfs.org
Virginia Health Counseling, VHC
VHC is a private practice specializing in holistic wellness and committed to providing inclusive and affordable care. As a queer therapist, Meg Gallear-Ouimet specializes in couples therapy, children, relationship & family dynamics, communication & religious trauma. Using the Narrative Enneagram and other integrative approaches, Meg helps clients uncover how their unique experiences, motivations, and cultural contexts shape their lives. Whether you’re coming out, rebuilding self-worth after rejection, exploring polyamory, or addressing intersectional challenges, Meg’s compassionate guidance fosters self-acceptance, connection, and resilience.
Address: 3126 W Cary St #147 Richmond, VA 23221
Phone: (804) 876-0550
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HEALTH BRIGADE provides free and/or affordable care to low-income and uninsured persons throughout the Richmond area. FFC offers the following medical services: Adult general medicine, Chronic disease management, Referrals to specialists through Access Now, Gynecology/birth control, Pregnancy testing, pediatrics/immunizations, sexually-transmitted disease (STD) testing and treatment, links to medication assistance, mental health counseling, and the transgender (TG) Clinic (medical, counseling services, and support customized for the TG community).
1010 N. Thompson Street, Richmond, Virginia 23230
Website • Facebook • P: 804-358-6343
Dr. Cynthia Bettinger, Healthvisions MD
123 Alverser Dr, St 100, Midlothian VA 23113
HIV/STD Hotline
HIV/STD Hotline offered by the VA Department of Health.
Hotline: 1-800-533-4148 (in English), 1-800-344-7432 (en Español)
Minority Health Consortium works to enhance healthier lifestyles for minorities through outreach, education, prevention and testing. MHC provides Chlamydia, Gonorrhea and HIV testing as well as condoms and other barrier methods free of charge.
208 E Clay Street, Richmond, Virginia 23219
804-225-0820
VCU HIV/AIDS Center provides education, support, and clinical care to individuals living with HIV. Services include outpatient health services, pharmacy services, substance abuse outpatient services, oral health, home health care, hospice services, mental health services, medical case management, and more.
Website • Email • P: 804-828-2210
Virginia Breast Cancer Foundation
VBCF’s vision is to eradicate breast cancer. VBCF’s mission is to empower Virginians impacted by breast cancer through access, advocacy, education, and community action. We are proud to provide resources & advocacy to ALL Virginians affected by breast cancer. Get info about finding a free mammogram, request a free support kit, free educational materials, and more on our website at www.vbcf.org.
2821 Emerywood Parkway, Suite 203, Richmond, VA 23294
(800) 345-8223
Email:help@vbcf.org
Radically compassionate, LGBTQ-affirming homebirth care in Richmond, VA. Services include prenatal care, homebirth, fertility counseling, IUI, and well-person exams. Rachel believes that your home is the setting where she can provide the care and experience that you deserve. She views midwifery as a radical practice toward building freedom and justice. Her approach is rooted in liberation from the oppression of white supremacy, capitalism, and colonialism. She provides compassionate and tender care to all individuals and families, regardless of racial or sexual identity, class, family structure, or belief system.
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University of Richmond Student Center for Equity and Inclusion
The Student Center for Equity and Inclusion strives to remove barriers and contribute to the community practice of belonging for University of Richmond students, in doing so we cultivate inclusive communities and empower students to be affirmed in their identities and the ways they intersect.
We support First-Generation, Limited Income, LGBTQ+, and Multicultural students by providing avenues to build community, explore identity, and develop skills that encourages them to flourish at the University of Richmond and beyond.
Website • Email • (804) 289-8032
Virginia Commonwealth University: LGBTQIA and Allied Social Work Group
LGBTQIA and Allied Social Work Group is a safe space to discuss LGBTQIA topics and engage in advocacy effort. The group's mission is to promote awareness of LGBTQIA topics within the VCU community through advocacy, curricula building, education, and social events.
Virginia Commonwealth University: Office of Multicultural Student Affair LGBT Social Network Group
Office of Multicultural Student Affair LGBT Social Network Group offer lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, and questioning students a place to discuss gender and sexual identity exploration within a safe and supportive atmosphere. All are welcome, especially first year students and those new to the LGBT community.
Address: Virginia Commonwealth University, Division of Student Affairs, 907 Floyd Avenue, P.O. Box 843080, Richmond, Virginia 23284
Website • Email • Facebook • P: 804-828-6672
Virginia Commonwealth University: Queer Action
Queer Action is an LGBT rights group that seeks to promote political and social activism on the VCU campus and the greater Richmond area. Everyone is welcome to come to meetings held on Thursday Evenings at 8 p.m. and are held in Forum Room in the student commons, unless otherwise noted.
Pride Council of Virginia Tech
The mission of the Pride Council is to serve the queer and trans communities within Virginia Tech. It shall act as an umbrella organization over the branching gender, sexual, and romantic-minority serving student organizations. It shall strive to enhance belonging of the individual, cultural, and racial diversities that exist in the Queer and Transgender communities through inclusive programming and advocacy. It shall make efforts to address the problems and concerns of the Queer and Transgender communities to the administration and other fellow student organizations.
Email • 7573451696
William and Mary: Lambda Alliance
Lambda Alliance serves the LGBTQ and ally community at William and Mary. They seek to present numerous opportunities to learn about the queer community, educate others, and engage in activism on campus and in the wider community. Weekly meetings every Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in Blow 331 and all are welcome to attend.
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Address: All Souls Episcopal Church, 9077 Atlee Rd, Mechanicsville, VA 23116
Phone: (804) 559-9302
Website: https://allsoulsva.org/
Denomination/Affiliation: Disciples of Christ
Address: 301 South James Street, Ashland, VA 23005
Phone: (804) 798-7083
Address: 401 Virginia Street, Ashland, VA 23005
Phone: (804) 798-5543
Belmont United Methodist Church
Denomination/Affiliation: Methodist
Website: www.belmontumcrichmond.org
Address: 3510 Broad Rock Blvd. • Richmond, VA 23234
Phone: 804-275-6336
Denomination/Affiliation: Catholic
Website: www.richmondcathedral.org
Address: 800 S. Cathedral Place • Richmond, VA 23220
Phone: 804-359-5651
Centenary United Methodist Church
Denomination/Affiliation: Methodist
Website: www.centumc.org
Address: 411 East Grace Street • Richmond, VA 23219
Phone: 804-648-8319
Chester United Methodist Church
12132 Percival Street, Chester, VA 23831
Phone: (804) 748-6006
Website: https://chesterumc.org/
Denomination/Affiliation: Episcopal
Website: www.epiphanyepiscopal.com
Address: 8000 Hermitage Road • Richmond, VA 23228
Phone: 804-266-2503
Denomination/Affiliation: Nondenominational Christian
Website: www.centerchurchrichmond.com
Address: 310 N. Adams St. • Richmond, VA 23220
Phone: 804-250-5109
Denomination/Affiliation: Episcopal
Website: www.hoco.org
Address: 4819 Monument Avenue • Richmond, VA 23230
Phone: 804-355-3251
Denomination/Affiliation: Jewish
Website: www.bethahabah.org
Address: 1111 West Franklin Street • Richmond, VA 23220
Phone: 804-358-6757
Denomination/Affiliation: Jewish
Website: www.or-ami.com
Address: 9400 Huguenot Road • Richmond, VA 23235
Phone: 804-272-0017
Duncan Memorial United Methodist Church
201 Henry Street
Ashland, Virginia 23005Phone: (804) 798-7224
Website: https://duncanmemorialumc.org/
Faith Community Baptist Church
Denomination/Affiliation: Baptist
Website: www.fcbcrichmond.org
Address: 1903 Cool Lane • Richmond, VA 23223
Phone: 804-649-7225
First Congregational Christian
Denomination/Affiliation: United Church of Christ
Website: https://www.1st-ucc.net/
Address: 4310 Courthouse Road • Chesterfield, VA 23832
Phone: 804-276-5338
First Presbyterian Church, Richmond
Address: 4602 Cary Street Road
Phone: (804) 358-2383
Website: https://fpcrichmond.org/
First Unitarian Universalist Church of Richmond
Denomination/Affiliation: Unitarian
Website:https://richmonduu.org/
Phone: 804-355-0777
Denomination/Affiliation: Catholic
Website: www.gentleshepherdrichmond.org
Address: 3700 Ellwood Avenue • Richmond, VA 23221
Phone: 804-355-1377
Denomination/Affiliation: Baptist
Website: ginterparkbc.org
Address: 1200 Wilmington Avenue • Richmond, VA 23227
Phone: 804-359-2475
Ginter Park Presbyterian Church
Denomination/Affiliation: Presbyterian
Website: www.ginterparkpc.org
Address: 3601 Seminary Avenue • Richmond, VA 23227
Phone: 804-359-5049
Good Shepherd United Methodist Church
Denomination/Affiliation: Methodist
Website: www.gsumcrva.org
Address: 9155 Hungary Road • Richmond, VA 23294
Phone: 804-273-9161
Denomination/Affiliation: Baptist
Website: www.gbconline.org
Address: 4200 Dover Road • Richmond, VA 23221
Phone: 804-353-0134
Kehillah is the independent, progressive synagogue of Richmond. Membership is free and all are welcome.
Address: 14321 Winter Breeze Drive, Ste 85, Midlothian, Va
Website: https://kehillahrva.org/
Email: rabbi@kehillahrva.org
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kehillahrva/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kehillahrva/
Metropolitan Community Church (MCC)
Denomination/Affiliation: MCC
Address: 2501 Park Avenue • Richmond, VA 23220
Phone: 804-353-9477
New Beginnings Christian Church
Denomination/Affiliation: Non-denominational
Website: www.newbeginningschristianchurch.org
Address: Fairfield Presbyterian Church (Family Center) 6930 Cold Harbor Road Mechanicsville, Virginia 23111
Phone: 804-497-6084
New Hanover Presbyterian Church
Address: 10058 Chamberlayne Road,
Mechanicsville, VA 23116Phone: (804) 730-9700
Website: https://newhanoverpres.org/
Denomination/Affiliation: Quaker
Website: www.richmondfriendsmeeting.org
Address: 4500 Kensington Avenue • Richmond, VA 23221
Phone: 804-358-6185
Denomination/Affiliation: Mennonite
Website: https://richmondmennonitefellowship.wordpress.com/
Address: 7612 Wanymala Drive • Richmond, VA 23229
Phone: 703-966-1102
Denomination/Affiliation: Presbyterian
Website: www.2presrichmond.org
Address: 5 North Fifth Street • Richmond, VA 23219
Phone: 804-649-9148
Seventh Street Christian Church
Denomination/Affiliation: Disciples of Christ
Phone: (804) 358-4194
Website: https://www.seventhstreetchristianchurch.org/
Denomination/Affiliation: Episcopal
Website:
http://standrewsoregonhill.org/
Address: 240 South Laurel Street • Richmond, VA 23220
Phone: 804-648-7980
Denomination/Affiliation: Episcopal
Address: 125 Beverly Rd,
Ashland, VA 23005Phone:(804) 798-6336
Website: http://stjamestheless.church/
Denomination/Affiliation: Episcopal
Website: saintjohnsrichmond.org
Address: 2401 East Broad Street • Richmond, VA 23223
Phone: 804-649-7938
St. John's United Church of Christ
Denomination/Affiliation: UCC
Website: https://www.stjohnsrvaucc.org/
Address: 503 Stuart Circle • Richmond, VA 23220
Phone: 804-358-9291
Denomination/Affiliation: Episcopal
Website:
Address: 520 North Boulevard • Richmond, VA 23220
Phone: 804-358-4771
St. Michael the Archangel Catholic Church
Address: 4491 Springfield Road, Glen Allen, VA 23060
Phone: (804) 527-1037
Website: https://saint-mikes.org/
Denomination/Affiliation: Episcopal
Website: www.stpaulsrva.org
Address: 815 East Grace Street • Richmond, VA 23219
Phone: 804-643-3589
Denomination/Affiliation: Episcopal
Website: www.stthomasrichmond.org
Address: 3602 Hawthorne Avenue • Richmond, VA 23222
Phone: 804-321-9548
Denomination/Affiliation: Baptist
Website: tbcrichmond.org/tbc/
Address: 1925 Grove Avenue • Richmond, VA 23220
Phone: 804-355-0134
Unitarian Universalist Community Church Glen Allen
Denomination/Affiliation: Unitarian
Website: www.uuccglenallen.org
Address: 11105 Cauthorne Road • Glen Allen, VA 23059
Phone: 804-752-6005
Nondenominational
800 Blanton Ave
Richmond, VA 23221Phone: (804) 278-6489
Website: https://unityrva.org/
Woodlake United Methodist Church
15640 Hampton Park Drive
Chesterfield, VA 23832Phone: (804) 739-4535
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Babe’s of Carytown is a neighborhood lesbian bar and grill, open to anyone 21+, 6 days a week.
3166 West Cary Street ▪ Richmond, Virginia 23227
Facebook • P: 804-355-9330
Bar Code is Richmond’s premier gay club and restaurant, open 7 days a week, all year round. 21+ after 9 p.m.
6 East Grace Street • Richmond, VA 23219
Website • Facebook • P: 804-648-2040
See the region through the eyes of locals as you explore the region’s best in LGBTQIA+ events, nightlife, dining, arts, culture and more. We are a vibrant community full of makers, movers and shakers, drag queens and art scenes. Find your mix and share your RVA story using hashtag #OUTRVA. Go Out. Stay Out. Live Out.
Godfrey’s Restaurant and Nightclub
Godfrey’s Restaurant and Nightclub has Richmond’s only nightly drag shows and drag brunch. Godfrey’s also has excellent food, atmosphere, and dancing. Everyone 18+ is welcome. Check their online calendar for the many events and shows they host.
308 East Grace Street • Richmond VA 23219
Website • Email • Facebook • P: 804-648-3957
Richmond Allied Voices is a 501-C3 based in the Richmond, Virginia area. Formerly known as Monument City Music, RAV was first born when Tim Gillham gathered a group of men in April of 2001 to discuss the possibility of a men’s chorus. In addition to RMC and RAV Treble, our organization has welcomed a new chorus focusing on LGBTQ rights, PRIDE and equality. “The Noteables” is a small mixed voice ensemble that features composers, singers and members of the LGBTQ family that help strengthen our outreach for the entire organization.
Mailing Address: PO Box 14523 Richmond, VA 23221-0523
Website • Email • Facebook • P: 804-537-0094
Richmond Triangle Players is a nonprofit organization committed to the passionate exploration of theatre and its role in the global community. They embrace a wide audience with a focus on LGBT communities.
1300 Altamont Avenue , Richmond, VA 23230
Website • Facebook • P: 04-346-8113
This Way Out is an internationally distributed weekly LGBT radio program, currently airing on over 200 local community radio stations around the world. This Way Out shares major news events affecting sexual minority communities, music with a focus on LGBT performers, and much more. The show airs in Richmond on Thursdays at 2:30 pm on WRIR 97.3 FM.
Mailing Address: P.O. Box 1065, Los Angeles, CA 90078
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American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) of VA
American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) of VA provides direct legal representation to people and file amicus (friend-of-the-court) briefs addressing civil liberties issues in cases initiated by others. All of the ACLU’s legal services are free of charge depending on circumstances.
Central VA Rainbow Partnership (CVRP)
Central VA Rainbow Partnership (CVRP) represents local LGBT organizations to help keep the community connected and unified.
Equality Virginia (EV) is a statewide, non-partisan advocacy, outreach and education organization seeking equality for LGBT VAs. EV believes in a truly inclusive Commonwealth where all individuals are values regardless of sexual orientation or gender identity.
Gay, Lesbian & Straight Education Network (GLSEN) Richmond Chapter
Gay, Lesbian & Straight Education Network (GLSEN) Richmond Chapter works to assure that each member of every school community is valued and respected regardless of sexual orientation or gender identity/expression. GLSEN works with educators, policy makers, community leaders, and students on the urgent need to address anti-LGBT behavior and bias in schools.
Our mission at Grimalkin is to mentor and support 2SLGBTQ+ artists and musicians, particularly BIPOC and disabled artists, using an artist-centered holistic approach to break down barriers, create new systems and structures of support, and expand the reach of marginalized voices.
Grimalkin is transforming the music industry, our world, and documented history with artist-centered structures of support through education, mentoring and production services provided through our ever-growing international network of trans, queer, BIPOC, disabled, and neurodiverse creatives.
We provide trans, queer, BIPOC, disabled, and neurodiverse artists support and access towards living authentic, healthy and fulfilling lives through partnerships and connections with other creatives, collectives, organizations, and nonprofits.
We envision a world where dedicated artists, especially marginalized artists, can make a living wage and have access to resources that allow them to lead healthy and fulfilling lives. We are creating new systems of support in an effort to set an example for new standards in music and art.
We're forging alternative pathways outside of the current art and music industry’s systems (labels, streaming, awards shows, for-profit corporate festivals, venues, galleries, etc.). Part of our mission is making those systems obsolete for independent working artists and musicians in our communities.
We're creating our own opportunities to connect and share our skills and perspectives while also being paid fairly. We do this through community building projects (peer/group mentoring, annual festival, music compilations, events/shows, music/video remixes, internships, yearbook zine, referrals, etc.) Mutual aid, advocacy, education, and creative action is at the heart of everything we do.
Our goal is not to assist artists “breaking in” or “climbing the ladder” of what currently exists. We are reclaiming wealth and resources and mobilizing it back into our communities so that we can support ourselves as working musicians making a living wage.
We work with artists and musicians who are passionate about creating opportunities and spaces of community care, mutual support and mutual aid, who are committed to our mission of working outside of industry norms, and who actively work at mobilizing wealth and resources back into our communities.18 Boxwood Lane, Dendron, VA 23839
(323) 603-6674
grimkells@grimalkinrecords.com
Human Rights Campaign (HRC) VA
Human Rights Campaign (HRC) VA is part of America’s largest civil rights organization working to achieve LGBT equality. The local HRC strives for LGBT equality in VA alongside state and local groups and lawmakers.
Southerners On New Ground (SONG)
Southerners On New Ground (SONG) is a home for LGBTQ liberation across all lines of race, class, abilities, age, culture, gender, and sexuality in the South. They build, sustain, and connect a southern regional base of LBGTQ people in order to transform the region through strategic projects and campaigns developed in response to the current conditions in our communities.
Sylvia Rivera Law Project offers programs and resources that work to guarantee that all people have the freedom to self-determine gender identity and expression. Also provides legal services and clinics.
The House of Denise offers anti-racist neuro-affirming trans empowerment consulting and support, including name-choosing peer support for trans, gender-fluid, non-binary, and intersex folx.
(804) 554-5551
Virginia Center for Inclusive Communities
Virginia Center for Inclusive Communities works with schools, businesses, and communities to achieve success by addressing prejudices, in all forms, in order to improve academic achievement, increase workplace productivity, and enhance local trust. Through workshops, retreats, and customized programs that raise knowledge, motivation, and skills, VCIC develops leaders who work together to achieve success throughout the Commonwealth.
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Reporting a Hate Crime: If you or someone you know has been the victim of a hate crime based on sexual orientation or gender identity, or if you have direct knowledge of a hate crime, you can contact your local FBI office. The Matthew Shepard and James Byrd, Jr. Hate Crimes Prevention Act of 2009 gives the FBI authority to investigate violent hate crimes, including violence directed at the LGBT community.
FBI Richmond, VA Feld Office
Website • P: 804-261-1044
Helpline: 804-612-6126 (24 hours/day)
Safe Harbor provides a 24 hour helpline, children/youth services, community education and training, counseling, emergency shelter, court advocacy, and hospital accompaniment for anyone who has experiences domestic or sexual violence. Services are provided regardless of race, gender, age, national origin, gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, ability, ethnicity, or geographic location. All services are free for those seeking help.
2006 Bremo Road, #201, Richmond, VA 23226
Website • Email • Facebook • P: 804-249-9470
The Gray Haven Project offers drop-in support, case management, crisis response, and court advocacy for all survivors of any form of human trafficking.
Mailing Address: P.O. Box 172, Richmond, VA 23218
Website • Email • Facebook • P: 804-365-2529
Virginia Anti-Violence Project
Virginia Anti-Violence Project works to address and end violence, with a specific focus on lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer communities across Virginia.
Mailing Address: P.O. Box 7445, Richmond, Virginia 23221
Website • Email • Facebook • P: 804-925-8287
Virginia Sexual Assault and Family Violence Hotline
Virginia Sexual Assault and Family Violence Hotline operated by the VA Sexual and Domestic Violence Action Alliance, provides individual support services, safety planning and referrals to local advocates.
Website • P: 800-838-8238 (24 hours a day)
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Richmond LGBTQ Chamber The Richmond LGBTQ Chamber supports LGBTQ-owned and allied businesses and professionals by increasing visibility, offering networking opportunities and educational programs, and promoting economic success. We connect the LGBTQ community to supportive businesses.
407 Sherwood Avenue, Richmond, Virginia 23220
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Anti-Violence Project’s VA LGBTQ Community Resource and Referral Guide 2013
Richmond LGBTQ Chamber list of active members/local businesses
VA Department of Health Transgender Resource and Referral List
Virgina Relay is a state sponsored organization that provides relays services and equipment to those that are Deaf, Hard of Hearing, DeafBlind, or have speech difficulties to provide access to phone communication.
1602 Rolling Hills Dr. Richmond, Va
(804) 295-2863
meaghen.randolph@hamiltonrelay.com
Addiction Help is one of the only educational websites founded by a recovering addict, an addict's spouse, and a board-certified addiction doctor.
1187 Falling Pine Ct, Winter Springs, FL 32708
The McShin Foundation is a recovery resource foundation whose mission is to deliver a message of hope to individuals with a Substance Use Disorder and to facilitate their journey to a healthier life.
2300 Dumbarton Road, Richmond, VA 23228
FreeRehabCenters.org complimentary and confidential 24/7 Rehab Helpline 1-866-972-0589.
Rehabs.org/Richmond Provides info for people at any stage of their recovery journey, including info on different types of therapy/recovery options, warning signs, how to talk to a family member, definitions of different types of treatment.
Rehab.com/Richmond Dedicated to providing evidence-based information about addiction and treatment centers across America. Our goal is to provide access to the largest repository of addiction information and the most accurate listings of treatment centers to help those suffering from chemical dependence.