The LGBTYS East Team support Purple Friday 2024
LGBTYS East Team
My Story
The LGBTYS East Team, Ann, Socks, Julia, Nari and Keith are taking part in the Purple Friday: Miles for Money Challenge to champion LGBTQ+ visibility and raise money for LGBT Youth Scotland, Scotland's national charity for LGBTQ+ young people this February.
We aim to complete 250 miles by swimming, walking, running, ballet, rowing, eliptical and burlesque!!
LGBTQ+ young people face unique and additional barriers to realising their potential and that is why LGBT Youth Scotland exists - they work with and alongside young people to remove those barriers and make Scotland a place where all young people can flourish and thrive. Purple Friday is the charity's annual fundraising and awareness raising day and we are proud to be a part of it.
Visibility is so important for LGBTQ+ young people because it shows them that they are seen and loved for who they are. It challenges stereotypes, dispels ignorance, and fosters acceptance. Being a visible ally for LGBTQ+ equality opens hearts and minds, creating a more inclusive Scotland for all.
Please consider supporting me with a donation so that, together we can give LGBTQ+ young people in Scotland a brighter future.
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Target
£250
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Raised so far
£275
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Number of donors
12
My Story
The LGBTYS East Team, Ann, Socks, Julia, Nari and Keith are taking part in the Purple Friday: Miles for Money Challenge to champion LGBTQ+ visibility and raise money for LGBT Youth Scotland, Scotland's national charity for LGBTQ+ young people this February.
We aim to complete 250 miles by swimming, walking, running, ballet, rowing, eliptical and burlesque!!
LGBTQ+ young people face unique and additional barriers to realising their potential and that is why LGBT Youth Scotland exists - they work with and alongside young people to remove those barriers and make Scotland a place where all young people can flourish and thrive. Purple Friday is the charity's annual fundraising and awareness raising day and we are proud to be a part of it.
Visibility is so important for LGBTQ+ young people because it shows them that they are seen and loved for who they are. It challenges stereotypes, dispels ignorance, and fosters acceptance. Being a visible ally for LGBTQ+ equality opens hearts and minds, creating a more inclusive Scotland for all.
Please consider supporting me with a donation so that, together we can give LGBTQ+ young people in Scotland a brighter future.
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