San Francisco

BayLands FrontRunners (BLFR) is an LGBTQ+ running and walking club serving the Palo Alto/Silicon Valley area (Santa Clara & San Mateo counties) . Founded in 1991, BLFR welcomes men, women, families, friends, and their pets of all fitness levels, and is part of the international FrontRunners network for LGBTQ athletes .

Different Spokes San Francisco is an all-inclusive LGBTQ+ cycling group that organizes regular group rides in San Francisco and the Bay Area . The club welcomes riders from beginner to professional levels (and invites straight allies) to join diverse routes, fostering a supportive and fun cycling community .

OutLoud Sports – San Francisco is a recreational league organizer offering multiple sports (kickball, volleyball, dodgeball, etc.) with seasonal play. It is explicitly LGBTQ+ friendly and inclusive: players of all skill levels, genders, sexual orientations, shapes, and sizes are encouraged to participate in a fun community .

Founded in 2000, the San Francisco Fog Rugby Football Club was the first gay-inclusive rugby club on the West Coast . The Fog actively recruits players from underrepresented groups (people of color, gay men, women) and welcomes anyone of any experience level . The team competes in Northern California Rugby Union (Division III) and regularly fields squads at the international LGBTQ+ Bingham Cup tournament .

Restores and recovers the role of Two-Spirit people within the American Indian/First Nations community by creating forums for spiritual, cultural, and artistic expression of Two-Spirit people.

The nation's oldest and largest association of LGBTQ persons in the field of law. Founded in 1980, representing judges, lawyers, law students, and legal workers in the SF Bay Area.

Builds the power of LGBTQ communities to transform violence and oppression. Offers peer counseling, community leadership training, healing through art programs, and advocacy for survivors of violence.

Changes the world through the power of queer cinema. A media arts nonprofit connecting filmmakers and audiences in the Bay Area and globally, hosting the annual Frameline Film Festival.