“All of us at Q Center are so appreciative of the OCF funding,” said Ian Morton, Executive Director, PDX Q Center. Q Center will boost support statewide for LGBTQ+ individuals to access services, resources and referrals to other LGBTQ+ providers by piloting a virtual and physical resource hub and by hiring a community administrator. This is what Pride is all about.” Q Center $20,000 OCF Community Grant “May our work uplift and create safer spaces for those who are here now. “May our work honor and bring pride to those who have come before us,” said Oblio Stroyman, MEd–Director of Transgender Education and Awareness Services and Grant Director.
TransPonder will increase organization capacity, develop new community partnerships and continue to provide targeted opportunities for the trans/gender diverse community by hiring additional staff.
Our advisory committee, an 8-member team of LGBTQ+ people currently in prison, offers their sincere thanks for all of the LGBTQ+ work that OCF supports.” TransPonder $30,000 OCF Community Grant “This OCF Community Grant will support all of the work we planned this year. “We are thrilled to have OCF as a partner,” said Biff Chaplow, Executive Director, Beyond These Walls. “These community grants prioritize funding for organizations seeking to expand services during a very challenging time.” Beyond These Walls $20,000 OCF Community Grantīeyond These Walls will build capacity to support LGBTQ+ persons in prison or working toward reentry by hiring the organization ’s first executive director. “As we enter the first week of Pride Month, we consider the unique challenges for LGBTQ+ communities from ongoing discrimination and violence, compounded by economic and health impacts from the pandemic,” says Niyati Desai, OCF Director of Community Engagement. Oregon Community Foundation (OCF) announced today that three community-based organizations specifically serving LGBTQ+ Oregonians will receive Community Grants totaling $70,000 to advance their work in the state. Just to see the very beginning of Leo, of his life, was just amazing.OCF Community Grants will Boost Capacity to Serve LGBTQ+ Oregonians I understand that people are not used to two men having a biological child.” Chaplow was quoted saying, “The moment he was born was just like a pure moment of bliss, like the happiest moment of my life. Fox News quoted Reese as saying, “I would say it’s unique. Trystan Reese, was born a girl did hormone therapy ten years ago but has kept his ‘original parts’, that let him get pregnant. Also Read - Kumkum Bhagya Fame Ruchi Savarn And Husband Ankit Mohan Welcome Baby Boy The couple who were devasted after a miscarriage was ‘elated’ by the birth of their son. The couple had adopted their niece and nephew in 2011. Trystan delivered the child after carrying him for nine months like any regular pregnancy. While Leo is their first biological child, Reese and Chaplow has a boy and girl already. The newborn, Leo Murray Chaplow was born July 14. Trystan Reese has given birth to a boy with his partner of seven years, Biff Chaplow. Remember the transgender Oregon man who was in the news after he got pregnant? He delivered his first biological child a week ago.
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