We’re excited to share a new interview featuring our CEO, Stacie Walls, published by Inspira Advantage. Inspira Advantage is a leading admissions consulting firm that works with students applying to medical school. Their Program Spotlight series highlights leaders who are shaping the future of education, healthcare, and equity—making Stacie’s feature a perfect fit. In the…
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🌟 Step Into Service: Your September Volunteer Opportunities at LGBT Life Center
Our volunteers are at the heart of everything we do at LGBT Life Center. From stocking shelves in the Pride Pantry to showing up at community events, your time and dedication make Hampton Roads a more welcoming, affirming place for all. We’re excited to share the September edition of our volunteer newsletter — Life Support….
Learn how using LGBT Life Center’s Pharmacy helps Benefit You and ALL of Hampton Roads
Why Choose LGBT Life Center’s Pharmacy? Care that knows you and convenience that works for you. At LGBT Life Center, we believe your pharmacy should do more than just fill prescriptions, we believe it should support your health, respect your identity, and make your life easier. Life Center is proud to offer a full-service clinic…
Board Spotlight: Devon “Dvonne” Trotter is Turning Purpose into Power
Meet Devon Trotter, also known as “Dvonne” behind the DJ booth. With over 15 years of experience transforming systems from the inside out—from nonprofits to philanthropy to local government—Devon brings a deep passion for equity, strategy, and queer liberation. As the new Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Program Administrator for the City of Newport News (and…
August at Volunteer News LGBT Life Center: Queer Icons, Sapphic Love, and Volunteer Love
This month, we’re celebrating the past, present, and future of queer resilience—and the incredible people who make our work possible (yes, that means YOU). August brings us important dates like James Baldwin’s birthday, Southern HIV/AIDS Awareness Day, Sapphic love, and a nod to the legendary Marsha P. Johnson. In this issue of Life Support, our…
Welcome to the Team: Chenese “Nesey,” Community Health Navigator
We’re excited to welcome Chenese (she/her), who joins us with a strong background in behavioral health, harm reduction, and peer recovery work. From case management to syringe exchange programs, she’s passionate about connecting people to the care they need. Chenese is here to help clients navigate our programs, understand eligibility, and build a healthier community—one…
💜 Celebrating Our Volunteers: A Night of Gratitude (and Dogs!)
Last night, we gathered to celebrate something truly special—our volunteers. These are the people who give their time, energy, and heart to support LGBT Life Center’s mission. From packing food in our Pride Pantry to staffing community events, writing thank-you notes, and stepping up at big moments like Dining Out For Life, our volunteers are…
A Powerful Act of Community Care
In times of political uncertainty and increasing attacks on LGBTQ+ rights, one of the most impactful things we can do is show up for each other. Our community has always been built on resilience, solidarity, and care—and that includes where we spend our money. Supporting LGBTQ+ businesses isn’t just about shopping small or keeping money…
Community-Rooted and Resource-Ready: Say Hello to Taylor Moyer
Meet Taylor Moyer (she/her), one of the newest faces at LGBT Life Center! As a Field Interviewer with a passion for community care and connection, Taylor brings years of experience as a dedicated mom, volunteer, and entrepreneur. From retail floors to postpartum support circles, she’s always been about lifting others up—and now she’s here to…
Hampton Roads Residents Featured in Doc: “Surviving Voices: HIV Lifetime & Long-Term Survivors”
In a moving new documentary short, three longtime friends of LGBT Life Center — Gregg Fordham, Ricky Stith, and Paula Ray-Hinton — share their powerful personal journeys as survivors of the HIV epidemic. Their stories are raw, honest, and rooted in love. This film is more than a look back — it’s a reflection of…