Aneesa Chaudhry has donated to the Brighton Rainbow Fund £60 raised from her Eastern Flavours Band concert at The Brunswick Pub on December 5.
Aneesa Chaudhry has donated to the Brighton Rainbow Fund £60 raised from her Eastern Flavours Band concert at The Brunswick Pub on December 5.
The Brighton and Hove Pride organisation has shared a message ahead of what would have been the weekend of the annual parade and festival.
‘With a little help from our friends’ The Brighton Rainbow Fund wants you to sell your unwanted items…
Brighton Rainbow Fund respond to Brighton Pride 2020 postponement
Brighton Bear Weekend (BBW) will be ten years old in 2020 and continues from strength to strength each year.
Over the years, BBW has raised many tens of thousands of pounds for The Brighton Rainbow Fund and is a much loved event in the annual LGBT calendar, with around two thirds of participants coming from outside of the local area.
The new Grassroots Community Fund, within The Brighton Rainbow Fund, was announced in May. Grants of up to £1,000 from this fund are available to volunteer led LGBT+ projects, with no paid staff, in Sussex.
Brighton Tavern raise £335 for The Brighton Rainbow Fund to distribute in their September grants round to local LGBT+/HIV organisations.
The Brighton & Hove Pride Community Parade – ‘Generations of Love Celebrating 50 years of campaigning with Pride’ – has a new route in 2019.
Brighton Rainbow Fund announce new funding round and new funding opportunities for local LGBT+ projects. The Brighton Rainbow Fund distributes money raised throughout the year from Community Fundraising by Brighton Pride, Bear-Patrol, Brighton Bear Weekend, LGBT+ venues, other businesses, individual donors, and collection tins around the city.
