The Good Law Project

Good Law Project is a not-for-profit campaign organisation that uses the law to protect the interests of the public. They fight cases that defend, define or change the law and we use litigation to engage and educate. They challenge abuses of power, exploitation, inequality, and injustice.    They take up many Trans causes.  

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GiveOut – Covid-19 LGBTQI Gobal Solidarity Fund

 GiveOut is an award-winning charity growing giving to support the global struggle for lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans, queer, and intersex (LGBTQI) human rights.

They enable individuals and businesses to give in one place to support LGBTQI activism worldwide. They pool these donations to provide grants to LGBTQI organisations around the world, ensuring that they have more of the resources they need to defend their communities and campaign for equality.

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Medway Pride 2022

Medway Pride CIC is a not for profit community organisation which aims to promote equality and diversity across all communities of Medway  for the public benefit and in particular the elimination of discrimination on the grounds of sexual orientation and gender identity especially for those living in Medway and the surrounding areas.

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The Funding Network

TFN is an open network which links potential donors to charitable cases and social entrepreneurs through live crowdfunding.  They aim to raise money for small non-profits driving social change and help both individuals and businesses to combine their giving with others, to make a bigger impact. ​

Globalt Butterflies used this fantastic organisation to dontate to a number of small LGBT+ organisations (UHAI EASHRI, L’Union Féministe Libre, BlackOut UK and Opening Doors London)

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Inter-University Fundraiser

University students supporting inclusivity in society. Together, raising awareness for the need to dismantle negative stereotypes.  Together, standing for equality. 

Global Butterflies gave a small donation (sadly Covid 19 has affected our ability to donate at the level we usually do).    The donation went towards the brilliant Diversity Role Models, Stephen Lawrence Charitable Trust and Equality Now

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GiveOut

GiveOut is an award-winning charity working to grow giving to support the global struggle for LGBTQI rights.

Courageous activists are doing vital work to protect and improve the lives of LGBTQI people, but they are under-resourced. 

GiveOut works to address this problem by enabling individuals and businesses to give in one place to support LGBTQI activism worldwide.

The charity distributes these pooled donations as grants to activist-led organisations around the world, ensuring they have more of the resources they need to defend their communities and campaign for equality.

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Emerald 50 Fund

The Emerald 50 Fund has been established to support LGBTQI activism in Southern Africa. The Fund is managed by GiveOut and sponsored by Steve Wardlaw and his company Emerald Life, a UK insurance provider offering equality of experience for diverse customers including the LGBTQI community and women. .

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OutRight

OutRight Action International fights for human rights for LGBTIQ people everywhere. OutRight works at the international, regional and national levels to research, document, defend, and advance human rights for LGBTIQ people around the world.

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Sail NI

Sail NI is a support organisation for the families of transgender and gender variant people in Northern Ireland. 

They directly support families across the region, as well as advocating for trans people and their families at a regional, national and European level. 

If your family member is exploring their gender, or is transgender, and you need support, please get in touch. You’re far from alone, and there is a lot of support available for you. 

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Mermaids

Mermaids is a charity which works with children, young people, and their families to achieve a happier life. They are strong advocates and campaigners for the recognition of gender dysphoria in children and tirelessly lobby for changes to the support that is available to young people.

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Trafford Veterans

Trafford Veterans was formed in 2015 by two veterans from HM Armed Forces and Emergency Services. In the beginning, we attended local community events, to raise awareness and also visited groups to give short presentations on who we are and how we could help individuals within Trafford. 

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