San Diego Pride is reigniting its grant program after a three-year pause caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.
San Diego Pride announced Thursday it is distributing $250,000 in grant money to 44 organizations and initiatives committed to serving the LGBTQ community.
San Diego Pride executive director Fernando López says the grant money will help fund organizations across the globe. According to the press release, leadership behind San Diego Pride in 1989 visualized a fundraising model that would not only support the group's own events and programs, but also turn a profit that would be invested back into the LGBTQ community. With this mindset, San Diego Pride started giving out grants in 1994, leading to it becoming the most philanthropic Pride group in the world, according to its press release.
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