Double your impact for Queer History Boston!
Since 1980, Queer History Boston (QHB) has documented, preserved, and shared Boston's LGBTQ+ history. We rely on community support to care for more than 250 archival collections, record oral histories, and share LGBTQ+ history through exhibits, podcasts, and public programs.
Through December 1st, the Lenny Zakim Fund is matching every first-time gift to Queer History Boston dollar for dollar, up to $2,500. That means your first gift can go twice as far!
It's an exciting time to support QHB. From our Living Archive Honors, which recognizes community members making history today, to our A to Z of Drag exhibit and Pursuit of Happiness podcast, we're finding new ways to celebrate our community's stories and bring LGBTQ+ history to the public.
QHB exists so that our community's stories are documented, preserved, and shared, by us and for us. Our archives, oral histories, exhibits, and public programs happen because people in this community decide they matter. Together, we can make sure LGBTQ+ history has a lasting place in Boston's story.
If you've been meaning to support QHB, or have loved our work from the sidelines, this is your moment. Your gift helps keep our history alive and ensures these stories can be shared with future generations. And thanks to the match, your first-time gift will have twice the impact.
Give today: https://givebutter.com/first-time-donor-drive.
About Queer History Boston
Queer History Boston is a community archives that documents, preserves, and shares LGBTQ+ histories of Greater Boston and New England through collections, collaboration, and public education. Established in 1980, we've preserved over 250 archival collections, documenting the people, organizations, activism, and experiences that have shaped our communities.
Through our archives, oral histories, exhibits, podcast, and public programs, we make LGBTQ+ history accessible across generations. Our collections support research, education, and community storytelling, ensuring that the experiences and contributions of LGBTQ+ people are represented in Boston's history. Learn more about our work at www.queerhistoryboston.org.
