Important Links for You
1n10 provides a safe environment for LGBTQ youth to develop positive self-acceptance through life enhancing programs.
1 Voice Community Center serves as a cultural focus point uniting LGBT individuals & organizations and reinvests in the community by providing vital educational, social and wellness programs.
AGAPE Network, a non-profit food box program for HIV/AIDS persons, needs volunteers and donations. Please call Tory at 602-234-6143 for more information.
Alternative Values Bowling League, a GLBT bowling league meets on Monday nights at Squaw Peak Lanes. Information, Mike Bosley, 623-463-2113 or mikeyboz@cox.net.
Amazondotmoms is a lesbian mothers with children group gathered for fun and friendship. Monthly events are organized and distributed through Web group. All age children welcome. All age children welcome. Request membership amazon.moms@yahoogroups.com. Information, Amazon.Mom@cox.net.
American Outings is a new organization that arranges a variety of exciting events throughout Arizona for the GLBT community. For more information, e-mail chazphx@aol.com.
Arizona 2-Somes, a gay male couples group, has social get-togethers once a month.
Arizona Democrats' Stonewall Caucus provides GLBT Democrats a voice in forming party policies. Help make Arizona "family friendly." Information, 480-907-1695,info@azstonewalldems.com.
Arizona Frontrunners is a gay/Lesbian running/walking group. Information, 602-740-8150, info@azfrontrunners.com.
Arizona Gay Rodeo Association organizes the annual Road Runner Regional Association. Information, 602-510-9671.
Arizona Gay Volleyball is Arizona's only gay volleyball league. Games are played Monday and Tuesday nights at Steele Indian School Park.
Arizona State University's LGBTQ Coalition offers support and programming for GLBT students on campus. Information, 480-965-8690, lgbtq@asu.edu.
Arizona Women in Tune always is looking for singers. This all-women group practices 6:45pm Thursdays, at Faith Lutheran Church, 801 E. Camelback Road, Phoenix. Information, 602-487-1940, execdirector@azwit.com.
ATTAINMEN, a gay men's facilitated support group, meets two Wednesdays each month.
AVIV is a spiritual and social organization for the Arizona Jewish GLBT community. Information, 602-952-1612 or write P.O. Box 7313, Phoenix, AZ 85011.
AZLES, Arizona's Lesbian List, is an e-mail club for women who do not want the rules and constraints of other lists. Very limited moderation.
AZSCAMP is a local lesbian e-mail club for intelligent Arizona lesbians. No junk mail or one-liners. Information, www.azscamp.com.
Be a H.E.R.O We are a grassroots/community organizers committed to fighting for the human and equal rights for ALL.
Bipolar Wellness Network is a peer-run organization operating in Arizona. The board of directors are made of those who have first hand experience with depression and/or bipolar disorder. All of our group facilitators are peers.
BiSexual Network of Arizona (BiNetAZ) provides support groups and social networking for bisexuals, bi-curious, allies and their partners, spouses, families and friends. Information, 602-280-9074 or info@binetaz.org.
BodhiHeart Dharma Center, a welcoming Tibetan Buddhist group, meets 7pm, Wednesdays and Sundays. Information, info@bodhiheart.org.
Buddha Heart is a Buddhist meditation group meeting Tuesdays at 6:30 p.m. at Peaceful Roots Yoga and Fitness, 4630 N. 7th Avenue, Phoenix. Information, Carey at bh.phx@cox.net
Cactus Flyers, a group of gay men and women in Arizona with an interest in aviation, meets the first Thursday of each month. Information, 602-540-6241 or cactusflyers@aol.com or 602-540-6241.
Casa de Cristo Evangelical Church welcomes you to worship with us on Sunday 10am and Wednesday 6:30pm. Bible Studies scheduled throughout the week. Information ForInfo@casadecristo.org or 602-265-2831.
Celebration of Life Presbyterian Church in the East Valley invites our GLBT sisters and brothers, friends and families to worship every Sunday at 10 a.m. Information: (480)838-8550.
Central Arizona College GLBTS Alliance is about creating a safe environment where everyone regardless of sexual orientation is welcome. The group meets on Mondays at 2:30 at the college. Contact Len or Storm at 623-930-0820 or Heather Moulton at 520-494-5384 or e-mail cacglbts@yahoo.com.
Central Arizona Rainbow Equality (C.A.R.E.) is an LGBT organization looking to serve all of Pinal County. We meet on the third Tuesday of each month at Central Arizona College (8470 N. Overfield Rd.) at 8pm.
Charlie's Cloggers is a dancing group who meets and practices at Charlie's at 12:30 p.m. on Sundays and 7 p.m. on Wednesdays. Contact George Moussally at 602-314-4500.
Community Church of Hope welcomes the GLBT community to celebrate God and one another, at 9am and 11am each Sunday. Information, 602-234-2180.
Compass, The Gay-Straight Alliance of Glendale Community College provides GCC students with a safe place to meet other GLBT students and discuss important issues in the gay community. Information: Chris Miller, c.miller@gcmail.maricopa.edu.
The Dads Group is for AZ gay dads who are out to their children. Our group plans monthly social events through a web group. Membership Required: email The-Dads-Group-owner@yahoogroups.com
Desert Adventures, an outdoor recreational group for those 21 or over, meets the first Tuesday of each month at Community Church of Hope, 4121 N 7th Ave., Phoenix.
Desert Hearts, a lesbian social networking online community, has hosted events.
Desert Hearts Motorcycle Club, the longest running women-only motorcycle club in our area.
Desert Valley Squares, a proud member of the International Association of Gay Square Dance Clubs, hosts dance parties Sundays. Information, Desert Valley Squares, PO Box 34615, Phoenix, AZ 85067. president@desertvalleysquares.org.
Desperado Gay and Lesbian Film Festival, January 2011 at Paradise Valley Community College.
Dignity/Arizona provides Mass, Scripture and Fellowship for GLBT Catholics and Friends. Mass is at 7 p.m., Saturdays. Information, 602-230-4191.
Dykes on Bikes Phoenix Chapter, a group of diverse women who love to ride motorcycles. If you have a bike, are female, please come ride with us! Information http://phoenix.dykesonbikes.org or phoenix@dykesonbikes.org.
East Valley Gay Couples is a social group for gay men in relationships. The social group is for gay couples in the East Valley and surrounding areas.
Estrella Mountain Community College Gay and Straight Alliance (EGSA) creates a safe and welcoming space for the LGBTQ community. Information, sandy.zetlan@emcmail.maricopa.edu
Equality Arizona The mission of Equality Arizona is to secure, protect and defend the rights and welfare of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) people in Arizona.
First Saturday/Dinner With Friends is for lesbians of all ages. Dinners are held at 7pm the first Saturday of the month at different restaurants. Information, moonglider2002@yahoo.com
FranGays is a social group for gays who enjoy French culture and meet once a month during potlucks, outdoor activities, concerts, movies, pool parties, wine tasting, and more. Information, frangays@yahoo.com.
Friday Night Fun Gay Bowling League, mixed (male/female) league, 7pm at Christown Lanes, 19th Avenue and Bethany Home Road. Information, Jerry at jbeghtol2@cox.net
GAYDADSAZ is set up to support local gay men who are planning on or are already parents, whether through donating/partnering, foster care, adoption, surrogacy, guardianship, divorced dads/previous relationships, friendship and adult interaction. For more information, e-mail- gaydadsaz@yahoo.com or look for yahoo group gaydadsaz on the Web.
Gay Lesbian Yavapai Alliance (GLYA)/Helping Hands, helping those in need in our community. Information, 928-778-0433 or glya_colours@hotmail.com.
The Gay, Lesbian and Straight Education Network (GLSEN) Phoenix is an organization comprising lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and allied individuals who wish to put an end to discrimination, harassment, and bullying based on sexual orientation and gender identity/expression in K-12 schools throughout the county of Maricopa. Contact Elma at info@glsenphoenix.org for more information.
GaySedona.com is a gay men's social group in Sedona and the Verde Valley area. The Calendar Page lists activities for gay men each week, such as private parties, pub night, dining out, film night, hiking, campouts and more. Information, Dann, Sedonadann@Esedona.net.
Gentle Shepherd Metropolitan Community Church meets every Sunday, 9:00 am. Information, 602-864-6404.
Girls Just Wanna Have Fun, a new lesbian bowling league meets Friday nights at Tempe Village Lanes. For more information contact lezbowltempe@coz.net.
GPGLCC The Greater Phoenix Gay and Lesbian Chamber of Commerce is a nonprofit organization established to promote and support the GLBT business and professional community.
Grove of the Rising Phoenix – ADF welcomes all interested in exploring earth-based, polytheistic, spiritual Neo-Pagan Druidry modeled after Indo-European practices. The group meets at 8 p.m., on the first and third Thursdays of the month, and holds public ritual every high day at the Irish Cultural Center at 1106 N Central Ave.
GSRAZ (Gay Sportbike Riders of Arizona) meets and rides regularly and is for gay, lesbian, bi and straight motorcycle riders and/or motorcycle enthusiasts in Arizona. Information, gsraz-subscribe@yahoogroups.com or 602-420-RIDE (7433).
Healing Rainbows is a bereavement group for members of the GLBT community. Call 602.636.5390 or visit link to register.
HikeOutAZ is a hiking group for hiking in and around the Phoenix area. Moderate hikes are followed by lunch afterward for socializing. For more information, visit HikeOutAZ@Yahoogroups.com or email HikeOutAZ@Yahoo.com
HRC Arizona The Human Rights Campaign represents a grassroots force of over 750,000 members and supporters nationwide. As the largest national lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender civil rights organization, HRC envisions an America where LGBT people are ensured of their basic equal rights, and can be open, honest and safe at home, at work and in the community.
International Dinner Group: Single Lesbian Dinner meets in Phoenix and One Dinner For All Lesbians meets in the East Valley. Both meet once a month. Information, violetsunset2003@yahoo.com.
Join the Impact In an effort to make a positive impact in the lives of our community, our allies, and even our opposition, JoinTheImpact.com emerged. Our movement seeks to encourage the LGBTQ community not to look towards the past and place blame, but instead to look forward toward what needs to be done now to achieve one goal: Full equality for ALL. We stand for reaching out across all communities. We do not stand for bigotry, for scapegoating, or using anger as our driving force. Our mission is to encourage our community to engage our opposition in a conversation about full equality and to do this with respect, dignity, and an attitude of outreach and education.
Lambda Car Club, a club for the gay car enthusiast, invites you to its Friday night socials. No car required; just a love of cars. Details, 602-409-3160, contact@azgaycar.com.
League Of Our Own Women's Bowling League, meets Wednesdays at 6:30pm, at AMF Glendale Lanes. Information: secretary@league-of-our-own.com.
The Lesbian Social Network is a fun alternative to meeting women at the bars. Join us for board games, lively discussions, exceptional events, lesbian and LGBT themed movies and more! Every Friday, 7:30 - 10:00 PM, at the 1 Voice Community Center. E-mail LSN@womenscommunityconnection.com.
Les Connections promotes professional and social networking for lesbians and other women who love and respect women. We are working hard to “Connect Our Community” across the nation and around the world. Our monthly e-zine, Les Communique, is sent out to those who join our email list.
Local First, Arizona is comprised of the locally owned, independent businesses that are the backbone of the Arizona economy. When you shop at a locally owned business, 45 cents of every dollar stays in Arizona - versus only 13 cents of every dollar spent at a national chain!
Log Cabin Republicans is the nation's largest organization of Republicans who support fairness, freedom and equality for gay and lesbian Americans.
Lutherans Concerned, Phoenix contact for meeting schedule. Information, 602-870-3611 or lcphoenix@lcna.org.
Lutherans Concerned, Tucson meets every third Sunday of the month at Santa Cruz Lutheran Church. Information, 520-722-8820 or LCTuscon@lcna.orgwww.lctucson.org.
Male Survivors of Sexual Abuse Support Group meets 7:30pm, the first Monday of the month, at Shadow Rock UCC. Information, 602-993-0050, information@shadowrockucc.org.
Men's Night Out, a drug/alcohol/smoke-free alternative for men, offers monthly activities by and for members. Activities scheduled are sent out to members via e-mail. Information: mno_phx@yahoo.com.
NativeOUT exists to unify and strengthen the Native American GLBT community by sharing support, cultural values, and developing respectful relationships. Information, info@nativeout.com
NCLR The National Center for Lesbian Rights is a national legal organization committed to advancing the civil and human rights of lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender people and their families through litigation, public policy advocacy, and public education.
Northern Arizona Gender Alliance is a network of gender-variant people and allies living in northern and central Arizona. Information, 602-795-9682, punkinnk@yahoo.com
Our Gang Winter Bowling League, a LGBT bowling league, meets on Monday nights at 8 p.m. at Squaw Peak Lanes. Call Steve Fincher for info: 602-819-4255
OUT Arts Alliance is a social group of artists that meets once a month. All fields of artistry and creativity are welcome!
Out for Immigration We are a volunteer grassroots organization that addresses the widespread discriminatory impact of U.S. immigration laws on the lives of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and HIV+ people and their families through education, outreach, advocacy and the maintenance of a resource and support network.
Out Gardening, a garden club that welcomes GLBT members, meets the third Saturday of the month.
PFLAG Phoenix - We are the Phoenix/Valley of the Sun chapter of PFLAG. We are an all-voluteer organization made up of mothers, fathers, siblings, grandparents, aunts, uncles, cousins friends and supporters of gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgendered and questioning individuals.
People & Persons Bowling Leagues, call Tom "Skippy" Nardi at 602-274-3212 or e-mail peopleandpersons@aol.com.
Phoenix Gay & Lesbian Boat Group meets weekends at Valley lakes. Information, John Kosir at 480-206-7233 or phx_jjk@hotmail.com.
Phoenix Hellraisers is Arizona's gay and lesbian flag football team. All skill levels welcome. Information: info@phoenixflagfootball.com.
Phoenix Police LGBT Advisory Committee exists to provide better service, share information, address concerns between the LGBT community and the Phoenix Police Department. Information, Tambra.williams@phoenix.gov or 602-262-7658.
Phoenix Metropolitan Men’s Chorus is a premier performing arts organization that unites, inspires, and entertains its members, diverse audiences, and supporting partners. Information, 602-717-GCMC, staff@gcpaphx.org.
Phoenix Movie Bears is a social activity group for gay men and their friends in Phoenix and surrounding areas. The group meets on Wednesday nights (and occasionally on weekends) to see a movie at a local theater.
Phoenix Pride, Inc. is the organization that produces the annual Phoenix LGBT Pride Celebration festival and parade. Information, 602-27-PRIDE.
Phoenix Storm is a predominantly gay rugby team open to men of any sexual orientation, race, age or experience level! It doesn't matter if you've never seen or played before. We are a supportive, fun and yes, competitive group.
Phoenix Sunfish, a swim team for lesbian and gay swimmers in the Phoenix area, includes year-round weekly practices for all ages/abilities.
Phoenix Tennis Alliance, a group of GLBT tennis players of all abilities, has two drop-in events weekly. Information, 602-359-0936.
Prescott Pride Center, a GLBT community center offering social, recreational, and educational opportunities in the Prescott area. Information, 928-445-8800, contact@prescottpridecenter.com.
Paradise Valley Community College PRIDE, PRIDE is about people respecting diversity, individuality and equality. Meets 5 p.m., Thursdays, at the college. Contact Dale at 602-787-7276 or visit the link for more information.
Prime Timers of Phoenix, for mature men and their admirers. Meetings are 6:30pm, second Mondays at Johnny's Uptown. Social begins at 5 p.m. Information, 602-971-4477 or ptop157@yahoo.com.
Project Hard Hat is a not for profit HIV/AIDS prevention organization that distributes free condoms to local gay bars in the Valley. For information or to volunteer, call 602-357-4390, e-mail bill@projecthardhat.org.
Q2Youth (QsquaredYouth) provides peer support, education, social activities for queer and questioning youth in the Prescott area every 2nd and 4th Saturday. Information, 928-713-7722, qsquaredyouth@yahoo.com.
Queer Cooks is a potluck group for gay men meets on the second Sunday of each month from 5-8 p.m. Contact Phil at queercooks@hotmail.com for more information.
Rainbow Rocks at Shadow Rock UCC is a GLBT and friends group that provides a safe spiritual sanctuary. Meetings are held the 2nd Sunday of every month. Information, Jerry at 602-870-6060.
Rainbow RV is the largest gay and lesbian RV and camping club in North America.
Rainbow Spectrum, Phoenix College's Gay-Straight-Whatever Alliance meets every Monday at noon. Enrollment in three or more credits at Phoenix College is required for membership. Information, 602-285-7392 or loman.clark@pcmail.maricopa.edu.
Rainbow Spirits, the GLBT Community of the New Vision Center for Spiritual Growth. Meets Sunday mornings. Information, Ron at 480-694-4545 or.
Raw Thunder Women's Motorcycle Association. Riders of all skill levels welcome, and you don't need an expensive bike to be a club member. Information, Char Zack at 928-634-9739.
Soulforce Phoenix is committed to ending spiritual violence perpetuated by religious policies and teachings against GLBT people. Meeting every 4th Monday. Information, Rev. Charles Coppinger at 602-980-6526.
Soul Purpose AZ is a grassroots organization established to provide visibility, self-empowerment, and leadership for the African American LGBT community and allies through a combination of educational, social and community collaborations. The organization does this by working toward the following objectives: Encourage and maintain community spirit through cultural events. Promote a greater understanding and appreciation for the diversity within the community. Provide a forum for leadership development, skills-building, as well as professional and social networking. Develop and expand our platform for future advocacy on issues impacting the African American and LGBT communities.
Spanish Conversation Group for gays and lesbians meets every Saturday, 5-7pm, at Starbucks Cafe Park Central. Information, 623-293-2673 or charker@hotmail.com.
Spectrum at ASU West provides a safe space and supportive community to all gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender and questioning (GLBTQ) people on campus. Regular meetings offer discussion about interests concerning the GLBTQ community, and planning events. The group meets every Thursday outside Fletcher Library. For more information, e-mail spectrum.asuwest@gmail.com
SQREAM (Scooter Queers Riding Everywhere and More) is a GLBT scooter club sponsoring rides every first Sunday.
Stonewall Women Rock Climbing is a lesbian, indoor rock-climbing group for women of all ages that meets the 2nd and 4th Sundays. Beginners are welcome and encouraged! Information, swrockc@aol.com.
Sunday Women Golfers play different courses throughout the Phoenix area the first Sunday of each month. Information, swgolfers@yahoo.com.
Team Arizona, a statewide support organization for gay/lesbian athletes, will put you together with others who want to participate in your sport.
Tucson Men's Social Network has events at various members' homes and out and about in the community. Information, Les at 520-690-9565.
Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Phoenix has begun welcoming classes for teens, 10:30am Sundays at the church. Call 602-840-8400.
US Airways SPECTRUM is an employee resource group for GLBT and supportive US Airways employees. Meetings and social activities are held at various times and locations. Information: e-mail spectrum@usairways.com or call Jeff at 480-693-1678.
Verde Valley Alternative Lifestyles Community, resources, social events and friendly services for the gay and lesbian community.
Valley of the Sun Pink Pistols is a group that gathers regularly to practice shooting, and to acquaint people with firearms. We will help you select a firearm, acquire a permit and receive proper training in its safe and legal use for self-defense or recreation.
Voices of the Desert is the Valley's newest GLBT mixed chorus. The group is auditioning for all voices. Rehearsals are 7 p.m., Mondays at Church of the Beatitudes. Contact Artistic Director Ron Casola at 602-448-8839 for more information.
Wells Fargo's Pride Arizona, an employee resource group, provides support and mentoring for career development, and professional networking opportunities. Information, Allen Muehlfield, 602-328-2423 or prideaz@wellsfargo.com.
Wingspan, Tucson's Gay, Lesbian, and Transgender Community Center. Information, 520-624-1779.
Womyn's Night Out Dinner Group meets at 6 p.m. the third Saturday of the month, at various restaurants. Information, Karla at 623-225-4265 or ldynytehwk69@yahoo.com.
YEP (Youth Empowerment Project) is a drop in space for GLBT youth 14-24. Information, (602) 277-5166, epleshe@gmail.com.
Yuma County Gay Rights Meetup, dedicated to the advancement of GLBT rights and activities in Yuma County. Information, Michael at 928-246-4856.
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