Help improve the lives of LGBTQ+ people
While much progress has been made in recent times, there is still a long way to go.
After five years campaining for a full ban on conversion therapy, the UK Government has still not published the draft legislation. During this time, thousand of LGBTQ+ people in the UK have been suffering due to these harmful attempts to 'cure' us.
No more delays. No more loopholes. Conversion therapy is not therapy, it's abuse. And it needs to end - now!
Will you help by donating today?
We won’t stop working until all LGBTQ+ people everywhere are free to be ourselves and love who we love. We will continue to lobby for policy changes at the highest levels, supporting LGBTQ+ people throughout our lives – whether this be in education, workplaces, or healthcare.
Will you help create a world where all lesbian, gay, bi, trans, queer, questioning and ace people are safe, happy, and thriving?
We all have a part to play in creating a world where everyone, everywhere can be themselves. Your support can make all the difference.
Please donate today and play your part in building a better tomorrow for LGBTQ+ people.
Our donors
N
Nick
donated
£21.03
This is the monney I won in a work World Cup sweepstake.
W
William
donated
£40
CM
Charlotte Mackintosh
donated
£44
Matched giving on a company event (Worldcup Sweepstake) by Frances Henly
J
Justine
donated
£64
I won my office World Cup sweepstake at work, it was only right that it went to you in support of the LGBT+ community
SH
Anonymous
donated
£31.41
My winnings from our office World Cup sweepstake.
G
Gabi
From the Oddbox team x
MM
Mitch McFarlane
donated
£10
MH
michael harley
donated
£50
EF
Native Land
donated
£83.33
Native Land's World Cup sweepstake donation to help support those in the LGBTQ+ community.
BW
BRIDIE WRIGHT
donated
£72.95
Our World Cup sweepstake was match funded to help all LGBTQ+ people everywhere be free to be themselves.
M
Michael
donated
£37
Keep up the good work, and please don't let up on the world of footy x
MM
Anonymous
donated
£82.96
Donation funded by sweepstake at Voicentric LTD we matched staff donations to donate to Stonewall
JK
Joseph Kirby
donated
£240
Here are our World Cup Sweepstake winnings courtesy of Convelio UK! Pease continue to keep up your great work on behalf of LGBTQ+ across the world 🏳️🌈
WW
W P Weaver
donated
£41.95
Argentina won me the sweepstake at work. It’s only right you get the winnings. Keep doing what you’re doing. 💪✌️🏳️🌈❤️
DP
Dewi Parry
donated
£10.64
AB
Alec Beaney
donated
£116.56
Leann the serial winner - great at fantrax, great at sweepstakes and great at charity donations
GB
Gabrielle Burne
donated
£100
Merry Christmas, I hope inherited and forged families can get inclusive time together <3
M
Maggie
donated
£25
PA Consulting Asset Management Working Group World Cup Sweepstake
M
MS Trust
From our World Cup Sweepstakes - 50% of the pot.
J
Jordan
donated
£15.84/M
Thank you for everything you do and for inspiring us all. Sending my love to all LGBTQIA+ people 🏳️🌈
P
Patterson,
donated
£21.23
Took part in a World Cup sweepstake at work with the aim of donating to an LGBTQ+ charity regardless of the outcome and I won. Football should be for everyone!
M
Melody
donated
£5.69
DJ
David Jordan
donated
£31.41
£5 for each goal in the World Cup final because football should be for everyone to enjoy
M
Matt
donated
£31.41
My winnings for the World Cup sweepstake from work going directly to help those ignored by FIFA chasing money
D
Deborah
donated
£34.94
World Cup sweepstake winnings
A
Alastair
donated
£86
The proceeds of this year's World Cup Sweepstake are being donated to Stonewall, to stand up against the persecution of LGBTQ+ people in Qatar, and to support the rights of sports players and fans in any country in the world.
J
Jamie
donated
£21.03
After deciding to boycott the World Cup I wanted To help contribute in other ways too
LR
Anonymous
donated
£5
Congratulations Kathy April x
TH
T F Hall
donated
£5
AM
Amy Monro Henderso
donated
£21.03
I can’t support the World Cup this year so I’m boycotting watching and donating here instead