GREAT NEWS
$3 FOR $1 MATCH

A group of Trevor supporters has united to establish 
a $100,000 match fund that will QUADRUPLE every contribution 
The Trevor Project receives before
11:59 PM Tuesday, December 31, 2024, including YOUR gift!*

Dear Friend,

I’m thankful for you and every bright star in The Trevor Project’s Circle of Light donor community. Your generosity keeps our life-saving mission moving forward.

Right now, a $100,000 match challenge fund turns every $1 you donate into $4. That means your gift of $100 becomes $400, $50 becomes $200, or $25 becomes $100.

Make your tax-deductible, year-end donation today — knowing that it will go 4x as far.

We depend on — and are so grateful for — generous people like you to help fuel our crisis intervention, suicide prevention, and mental health services for LGBTQ+ young people.

These last few days of 2024 are critical. The funds The Trevor Project raises from now through December 31 will help determine how we can help LGBTQ+ young people in the year ahead. 

Now more than ever, we’re counting on your support.

Please be the one to support Trevor and LGBTQ+ young people today, knowing that your gift will go 4x as far to directly benefit our work and the LGBTQ+ young people we serve.

We know that many LGBTQ+ young people are facing many challenges this year. We learned that 90% of LGBTQ+ youth shared that their well-being was negatively impacted by recent politics. After analyzing the full day of post-election conversations across our Crisis Services team, we saw an overall volume increase of over 700% on November 6, compared to weeks prior.

We also know that when LGBTQ+ young people feel accepted by just one adult, their odds of attempting suicide are significantly lower. In many instances, by more than 40%, according to Trevor's research.

Here’s just one story behind those facts and figures — which illustrates the importance of our work and your support.

Skylar, an ally for LGBTQ+ young people and a Trevor donor, shared with us her experience with The Trevor Project when she first came out — and the reason behind why she supports Trevor now as an adult: 

“My family disowned me after I came out as transgender. I was at rock bottom. But The Trevor Project’s crisis counselors talked me down from suicide — and I’m here and proud and doing much better today.”

— Skylar (she/her)

Friend, let Skylar’s words and their support inspire you to be the one affirming adult for LGBTQ+ young people.

I look forward to another year of partnership — working together to help LGBTQ+ young people who need affirmation, connection, hope, and support! 

With gratitude and in partnership,

Troy Robinson
he/him/his
Chief Development Officer

*Until 11:59 PM PT, Tuesday, December 31, 2024, Committed Community Donors will match all online gifts up to $100,000, 3:1.