In case you haven't heard of Asheville's Youth OUTright, it's an organization that supports and empowers gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgendered and questioning young people (ages 14-23) in Western North Carolina.
Youth OUTright recently launched Campaign 8, encouraging everyone to "spread the word about the unique challenges faced by LGBTQ youth." Here's how it works: Watch the video (below), share it with eight friends and contribute a minimum of $8 to the cause. Says the organization, "If each of your friends contributes a minimum $8, Youth OUTright will be able to deliver much needed services to the LGBTQ youth community in Asheville and throughout Western North Carolina."
Youth OUTright holds social meetings each Sunday, 4-6 p.m., usually at the Jefferson House (21 Edwin Place., Asheville, next to the Unitarian Universalist Church). Meetings and locations are posted here; the next one (on Sunday, Jan. 23) features hip-hop, salsa and tango dance instruction. Meetings are free and confidential, refreshments are served, chosen names are honored, meetings are facilitated but parents are asked to wait outside and youth who aren't gay but are still interested in attending are quite welcome. More questions? Check here. Follow @YouthOUTright on Twitter.
Youth OUTright recently launched Campaign 8, encouraging everyone to "spread the word about the unique challenges faced by LGBTQ youth." Here's how it works: Watch the video (below), share it with eight friends and contribute a minimum of $8 to the cause. Says the organization, "If each of your friends contributes a minimum $8, Youth OUTright will be able to deliver much needed services to the LGBTQ youth community in Asheville and throughout Western North Carolina."
Youth OUTright holds social meetings each Sunday, 4-6 p.m., usually at the Jefferson House (21 Edwin Place., Asheville, next to the Unitarian Universalist Church). Meetings and locations are posted here; the next one (on Sunday, Jan. 23) features hip-hop, salsa and tango dance instruction. Meetings are free and confidential, refreshments are served, chosen names are honored, meetings are facilitated but parents are asked to wait outside and youth who aren't gay but are still interested in attending are quite welcome. More questions? Check here. Follow @YouthOUTright on Twitter.
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