The GLO Center

The impact doesn’t stop on June 1. 🌈

CenterLink is honored to be part of the inaugural Elton John Impact Awards alongside organizations and changemakers working to build a more inclusive future for LGBTQ+ communities.

Support from the Elton John Impact Awards, P&G , and The Looking Out Foundation helps CenterLink strengthen and support more than 375 LGBTQ community centers and organizations nationwide — expanding access to mental health support, youth programs, health services, advocacy, and safe spaces for connection and belonging.

Thank you for celebrating these stories of impact with us. 💙

🎧 The Elton John Impact Awards podcast is streaming now on iHeartRadio and wherever you listen to podcasts.

THIS SUNDAY (6/7)! Join us at Artistree Pottery from 12–5 PM for a special fundraiser where 20% of the day’s sales will benefit The GLO Center.

There will be rainbow-themed pottery pieces available, so it’s the perfect chance to make something colorful while giving back. 🌈✨

https://www.artistreepottery.com/calendar

Mansfield and surrounding area friends – and anyone who wants to show up in support – you’re invited to join Mansfield Pride and The GLO Center on Saturday, June 6 at 11:00 AM at the Mansfield square as we stand together for our rights and our community.

At 1:00 PM, we’ll continue the day at a local park to celebrate Pride, connection, and community. 🌈

Get more details and RSVP here:

Mansfield Pride Protest! · PROMO Protest on the square at 11:00am to fight for our rights! At 1:00pm, we will move to another local park to hang out and celebrate. Bring your signs and chairs or blankets to sit on!

RESERVE YOUR SPOT for an exclusive screening of the documentary Heightened Scrutiny (with onscreen captions) THIS SATURDAY (6/6)! Stay after with PROMO Missouri and GLO for a panel conversation with local leaders about the importance of storytelling and ways to be engaged in local advocacy.

Admission is free, but reserve your spot today: https://prod3.agileticketing.net/websales/pages/info.aspx?evtinfo=1011721~c0525312-286a-4864-82a2-c303c1317526&epguid=144d631b-9889-4e01-a907-1dfe7860547e&mdy=6/6/2026

Join us for a powerful evening of music and community at a special concert benefiting The GLO Center, featuring acclaimed cellist and vocalist Molly Healey . The 1-hour concert will take place on Sunday, July 26th at Brentwood Christian Church who is graciously serving as our host.

Learn more about Molly Healy and stream her music at MollyHealy.com.

TICKETS: https://www.zeffy.com/en-US/ticketing/molly-healy-benefit-concert

The GLO Center exists because of its members. Our members are the people who show up, give what they can, and make sure this community has a home.

Members sustain the Center through financial contributions, volunteer time, or often a combination of both. A gift of $12 or 12 hours of volunteer service qualifies you for a GLO membership for one year.

If you’ve met the qualifications for GLO membership and were not offered the chance to become an official member of The GLO Center, email Aaron Kitchens at [email protected].

Learn more: https://www.glocenter.org/glo-membership/

Groups this week @ GLO! ✨

On Saturday, June 27, 2026, death doulas Alex Alatorre and Cecily Robertson will host a Death Cafe for members of the LGBTQIA+ community. Participants will gather at Midtown Carnegie Branch Library, from 12pm-2pm. With no set topics, themes, or questions, the death cafe is an opportunity for community members to engage in compassionate conversation around death and dying. The goal of a death cafe is to increase death literacy and help people live more fully. Tea, cake, and cookies will be provided. Donations are accepted.

RSVP at deathcafe.com/deathcafe/25497/ or email Cecily at [email protected].

The Death Cafe model was developed by Jon Underwood and Sue Barsky Reid, based on the ideas of Bernard Crettaz. Lizzy Miles hosted the first US Death Cafe. Death Cafes are a discussion group, not a support group or counseling session. Learn more at deathcafe.com.

Today’s the day! The Elton John Impact Awards are officially live. Tune in now to hear powerful, personal stories from this year’s incredible honorees and learn more about the impact behind this program.

As a beneficiary organization, The GLO Center is honored to be part of this platform – one that not only celebrates trailblazers shaping culture, but also supports organizations like ours working every day to advance equality and uplift LGBTQ+ communities.

From candid conversations with honorees like Jonathan Bailey, Laverne Cox, Melissa Etheridge, Billie Jean King, Orville Peck and Chappell Roan to the stories behind their impact, this is a program you don’t want to miss!

Listen now on iHeartRadio or wherever you get your podcasts.

Today’s the day (6/1)! A Medicaid specialist from APO will be at The GLO Center today from 1-4PM to answer questions and help you see if you may qualify.

Stop by and get connected to support.