Hi John,

My name is JP Grant. If you followed Respect Everywhere this year, you might know my story:

I took my transition at my own pace. I’ve always been an athlete, beginning at the age of 5 when I started swimming. When I was around 15 years old, I decided that swimming was too hard on my mental health to continue, because when I swam, I was presenting myself as a woman. That’s when I picked up football, and I loved it.

Soon after, I learned about GLSEN. I applied for the National Student Council and ended up serving two years as a council member.

Before I found the GLSEN support system, I felt isolated. Their work isn’t just about raising awareness, it’s about making sure students like me feel supported and know we’re not alone. Because of GLSEN, I was able to continue pushing myself and move forward. They have supported me as I take my transition day-by-day.

GLSEN’s work doesn’t stop here. So many students like me still need their support. Will you give a gift this December to ensure that these students are able to receive the kind of support system that I have? [[link removed]]

Don’t forget -- every gift to GLSEN this month will have twice the impact due to a generous match commitment by Jim Parsons and Todd Spiewak.

Thank you for being a part of an organization that has been so important to me during my transition.

JP Grant
(he, him, his)

P.S. If you didn’t see my video during Respect Everywhere with Rob Hardy, take a few minutes and hear my full story [[link removed]] .

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