This April, we're highlighting National Volunteer Week, a time to honor the incredible individuals who fuel The Trevor Project's mission. From offering a listening ear on our Lifeline to fostering safe spaces online, our volunteers embody compassion and dedication, making a real difference in the lives of LGBTQ+ youth nationwide.

Our latest blog features a candid interview with current Trevor Lifeline volunteer Lisa Sugarman (she/her). As a mom of a bisexual daughter and a newly out member of the pansexual community who has experienced the impact of suicide, she shares what led her to volunteer at Trevor and her firsthand accounts of providing support, hope, and understanding to LGBTQ+ young people in crisis. Lisa’s insights showcase the transformative impact of volunteering with The Trevor Project.

Whether you're a supportive adult ready to lend a hand or eager to expand your skills through our training programs, there's a place for you in our community. Let's work together to create a world where every young person feels supported and empowered.

Celebrate National Volunteer Week with us, and consider joining our mission to support LGBTQ+ youth. Together, we can make a lasting impact and ensure that no young person faces crisis alone. > >

Introducing Our Corporate Ally Network: Championing LGBTQ+ Young People Together

At The Trevor Project, we believe that adult allies play a crucial role in supporting and uplifting LGBTQ+ young people. We are thrilled to announce the pilot launch of a new program at Trevor, our Corporate Ally Network, to encourage a deeper connection to our mission from our passionate Corporate Ally community. Joining us for the inaugural launch to help us build out our programming and impact of the network are some of our long-standing partners across various industries, including CVS Health, PUMA, and United Airlines. 

MAC VIVA GLAM & The Trevor Project: Empowering LGBTQ+ Young People

MAC has a 30-year legacy of promoting equality for all through its iconic, philanthropic VIVA GLAM campaign. Today, This past Transgender Day of Visibility, MAC VIVA GLAM welcomed The Trevor Project to its family of nonprofit organizations with a donation supporting resources for youth education programs and crisis prevention. MAC remains deeply committed to driving acceptance and visibility for LGBTQ+ young people and ensuring that these individuals are seen, heard, and supported year-round.

MAC will be donating $250K to The Trevor Project this year. Please note that a purchase from the VIVA GLAM collection will not impact MAC’s donation total for the year.

Support from individuals like you enables The Trevor Project to continue our work to end LGBTQ+ youth suicide through our crisis services as well as the development of resources and guides like these to promote education and allyship.