Little Falls Community Outreach

09/19/2026

THANK YOU!! To all of you who opened your hearts & wallets during Mohawk Valley Gives - you rock! ⭐️



The Community Foundation Mohawk Valley Gives

09/16/2026

Giving week in the Mohawk Valley is here! ⭐️

🔗 Support Outreach - https://www.givemv.org/organizations/little-falls-community-outreach



The Community Foundation Mohawk Valley Gives

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Mohawk Valley Gives has returned for its fifth year as an online community giving event to support local nonprofits.

09/15/2026

Looking forward to participating in this event on Thursday 9/17 at Rock City Centre in LF! Come see us and other awesome agencies as we raise funds through Mohawk Valley Gives!

We’ll be able to help you make an online donation on the spot!



The Community Foundation Mohawk Valley Gives Mohawk Valley Center for the Arts Rock City Centre

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09/14/2026

⭐️ It’s Mohawk Valley Gives time!! ⭐️

Please support LF Community Outreach and help us secure up to $2,500 in a match courtesy of UpMobility Foundation!

Not only is it important, but it’s EASY!

🔗 Give here: https://www.givemv.org/organizations/little-falls-community-outreach



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The Community Foundation Mohawk Valley Gives

09/04/2026

Thank you in advance for supporting our Mohawk Valkey Gives campaign! 💜

🗓️ Sept 14-18

And a BIG thanks to UpMobility Foundation for offering to MATCH up to $2,500 in donations (during MV Gives online). 😊



The Community Foundation Mohawk Valley Gives

09/02/2026

39% of LGBTQ+ young people seriously considered su***de in the past year of the study. Including almost half of transgender & nonbinary young people (46%) and 3 in 10 cisgender young people (30%).
- The Trevor Project Facts About LGBTQ Youth Su***de (2024)

Events like our Pride create a safe space for people, especially young people, to be their authentic selves. Pride cultivates a welcoming environment where individuals can feel seen & supported, reminding guests that you are not alone.
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Representation & visibility matter. Please consider supporting Little Falls Community Outreach during MV Gives (9/14 - 9/18) so we can continue to bring Pride to Little Falls. 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️

🔗 https://www.givemv.org/organizations/little-falls-community-outreach



The Community Foundation Mohawk Valley Gives

09/01/2026

Save the date - 9/18/2026

Mohawk Valley Gives returns, giving you a great opportunity to support Little Falls Community Outreach’s annual Pride celebration!

🔗 https://www.givemv.org/organizations/little-falls-community-outreach


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The Community Foundation

08/24/2026

Today is Martha P. Johnson Day! 🩷🏳️‍⚧️

Pride was born following the raid at Stonewall Inn (June 28, 1969) with the first Pride Parade taking place in 1970. Many LGBTQIA+ people were involved in Stonewall, including Martha P. Johnson, a transgender woman of color. 🏳️‍⚧️

Q: Who is Martha P. Johnson?
A: Marsha P. Johnson was one of the most prominent figures of the gay rights movement of the 1960s and 1970s in New York City. Always sporting a smile, Johnson was an important advocate for homeless LGBTQ+ youth, those affected by H.I.V. and AIDS, and gay and transgender rights. There are many competing stories about what Johnson did during the raid on the Stonewall Inn, but it is clear she was on the front lines.

💡 More about Martha P. Johnson: https://www.womenshistory.org/education-resources/biographies/marsha-p-johnson

📸: Collection of the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture, Gift of Ron Simmons

07/06/2026

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On this day, July 6, 1992, the body of legendary activist Marsha P. Johnson was found in the Hudson River. She was 46.
Heritage of Pride worked with the New York Times to ensure her obituary used her proper pronouns and adapted language that honored who she was. After initial pushback, the descriptor “lady of the evening” was added proudly to her obituary.

📷 The Randy Wicker & Marsha P. Johnson Papers at the LGBT Community Center National History Archive