Briefs and Annual Report Fall/Winter 2024
Youth Advocate Darmany Jimenez and Massachusetts Families and Advocates at the MA Parentage Act Signing Ceremony
In This Issue
From Executive Director Ricardo Martinez
With an incoming second Trump administration and congressional allies prepared to do his bidding, we’re braced for big fights to preserve our fundamental rights and freedoms as Americans and as LGBTQ+ people.
GLAD Law will continue working and fighting for recognition of LGBTQ+ people’s dignity and humanity, and for the safety of our communities, come what may.
We don’t know exactly what’s coming, but based on President-elect Trump’s previous administration, campaign rhetoric, and Project 2025, we expect attempts at enacting anti-LGBTQ+ laws and policies will be a prominent part of our political landscape for the foreseeable future. As a result of these discriminatory policies, people, families, and communities will struggle.
We know Trump’s playbook of division and hostility and we take it seriously. GLAD Law will use the many tools we have to challenge efforts to restrict the LGBTQ+ community’s ability to thrive and participate fully and safely in society.
We’ll use the law in every way we can to stop, slow down, and reverse policies that harm LGBTQ+ people. GLAD Law is already challenging many anti-LGBTQ+ state laws and we’re prepared to challenge federal law and policy as well — as we did with our successful lawsuit against the ban on transgender service members during the first Trump administration.
We’ll work to preserve federal-level advances, use legal and administrative mechanisms to delay harmful policies, and develop ways to reduce harm through community preparedness and state-level protections wherever possible. We’ll work proactively, with community and state partners, to advance and expand pro-LGBTQ+ policies and protections where we can.
Make no mistake, this is an all-hands-on-deck emergency. Defending our values and our democracy is not optional. Thank you for supporting and helping us in this work. Your commitment enables us to continue moving forward, regardless of any obstacles, toward a world that recognizes and protects our common dignity and humanity as LGBTQ+ people, our families, and our communities.
Together, we are powerful, and we aren’t going anywhere.
Forward, toward justice with pride,
Ricardo Martinez, Executive Director
GLAD Law Staff
Ricardo Martinez, Executive Director
Carole Allen-Scannell, Director of Development
Josh Arsenault, Assistant Director of Development
Sarah Austin, Staff Attorney
Mary L. Bonauto, Senior Director of Civil Rights and Legal Strategies
Eva Boyce, Chief Financial Officer
Gary Buseck, Senior Advisor
Patience Crozier, Director of Family Advocacy
Braedyn Dorn, Communications and Public Education Coordinator
Courtney Dougherty, Constitutional Law Fellow
Chris Erchull, Senior Staff Attorney
Melat Eskender,
Legal Assistant
Kendrick Foster, Legal Assistant
Beth Grierson, Assistant Director of Operations and Administration
Kayden Hall, GLAD Law Answers Coordinator
Michael Hale, Staff Attorney
Gabrielle Hamel, Public Information Manager
Hannah Hussey, Staff Attorney
Maryam Izadshenas, Legal Assistant
Amanda Johnston, Director of Communications and Public Education
Ivory King, Assistant Director of Communications and Public Engagement
Bennett Klein, Senior Director of Litigation and HIV Law
Jennifer L. Levi, Senior Director of Transgender and Queer Rights
Carol Marton, Business Manager
Qwin Mbabazi, Senior Manager of Organizational Culture and Community Partnerships
Mads Ouellette, Database Systems and Development Communications Coordinator
Renae Paulson, Development Assistant
Michelle Peng, Individual Giving and Special Events Coordinator
Aria Pierce, Senior Manager of Institutional Giving
Lisa Rodriguez-Ross, Staff Attorney
Jo Troll, Finance and Operations Coordinator
Bob Tumposky, IT Manager
Aaron Wolfson, Digital Media Manager
Jessica Vocaturo, Legal Research and Operations Manager
Board of Directors
Shane Dunn, President
Joseph Metmowlee
Garland, Vice President
Marlene Seltzer, Treasurer
Jamie Bergeron
Inga S. Bernstein
Annika Bockius-Suwyn
Jean-Phillip Brignol
Edward Byrne
Alexandra Chandler
Ray Cheng
Dallas M. Ducar, MSN, RN, PMHNP-BC, CNL
Nima Eshghi
Rachel Goldberg
Sarah Kaplan
Beth R. Myers
Mario Nimock
Lee Swislow
Matt Wilder
Jacob Smith Yang
Honoring Transgender Rights Pioneers at the 25th Annual
Spirit of Justice Award Dinner
Honoring Transgender Rights Pioneers Shannon Minter and Jennifer Levi at the 25th Annual Spirit of Justice Award Dinner
GLAD Law’s Annual Spirit of Justice Award Dinner took place in Boston on October 25. The evening brought together supporters of LGBTQ+ equality to recommit to advancing justice with pride, and to celebrate the contributions of our incredible honorees – trailblazing transgender civil rights attorneys Shannon Minter and Jennifer Levi. Shannon is Legal Director at the National Center for Lesbian Rights, and Jennifer is Senior Director of Transgender and Queer Rights at GLAD Law.
I stand before you full of hope.
–Ricardo Martinez, Executive Director
Hope for what our future can be if we work in partnership to bring to life our vision for a just and equitable future for LGBTQ individuals where our community can thrive.
“We are able to continue this fight not because of other people’s hate, but because of our collective love. We do this with love. My love is your love. No matter what is happening in our world, we will not be broken if we keep loving each other.”
–Andres Mejia and Tina Kim Philibotte who, as New Hampshire DEIB school administrators and Plaintiffs successfully challenged the NH school censorship law in Mejia et al v. Edelblut et al
“When Shannon and I started to do this work, our goal was simple: to help ordinary transgender people live with dignity as integral parts of their communities. And that remains the goal – our work has never been about pushing an ideology or changing the ways anyone thinks about themselves or others. It was, and continues to be, about supporting a small, marginalized group of people who simply want to live authentically, support their families, and contribute to society.”
–Jennifer Levi
“GLAD Law is working on all fronts – through litigation, advocacy, and education – to ensure we keep making progress. Our work has become more important than ever in today’s climate of increasing threats to civil liberties, and extremism in the courts. GLAD Law cannot and will not cede the judiciary to political bullies who pass laws attacking LGBTQ+ people.”
–Ricardo Martinez
“GLAD Law will fight every attack on our community, not only because we are right but because we want our community to know: we have your back. And you belong.”
–Bennett Klein, Senior Director of Litigation and HIV Law
More highlights from the evening:
Save the Date: Conversation with Shannon Minter and Jennifer Levi!
GLAD Law shared a riveting evening with Spirit of Justice Honorees Jennifer Levi and Shannon Minter on October 24 in Boston at our National Transgender Rights Landscape Community Conversation. To share that discussion about trans advocacy over the decades with more of our community, GLAD Law will hold a live virtual screening in early December. Sign up below to get more info on that event:
GLAD Law Answers: Information for LGBTQ People & Families & How to Help
Following the election, GLAD Law Answers has experienced a large influx of questions and concerns from our community. We’re here for you, and we’re not going anywhere.
We’ve also been hearing from a lot of our community asking how to get more involved. Now is a great time to volunteer and share your expertise.
Attorneys: GLAD Law Answers Needs You!
If you’re an attorney, join our Lawyer Referral Service to receive referrals from people seeking legal help and support.
GLAD Law Answers Volunteers
Our next volunteer training will take place in the new year. You can sign up now to be contacted when we schedule the training. No prior legal experience is required.
We’ve heard your questions about what steps you can take now to protect yourself and your family. While the information below is not legal advice, we’ve compiled resources to help you determine what the right steps are right for you.
Information for LGBTQ+ People and Families
- GLAD Law’s Digital Safety Guide has resources for online safety, harassment, and more ways to keep yourself safe online
- Visit our Know Your Rights information for more
How to Get Involved
In recent days, we’ve heard your questions and concerns about the challenges our community may face over the next few years. There are things that we all can do now to protect our rights and advance justice.
We know these are uncertain times, and GLAD Law will use every tool we have to stop, slow down, and reverse any harmful policies directed at our community.
Wondering how to make a further impact right now?
Following the election results, we expect significant challenges across the movement in our collective work to advance and defend LGBTQ+ rights and justice. While everyone reacts in their own way and in their own time, we know that many want to be in community and to help where, when and how you can. Please fill out the survey to share your interests and your information so we can follow up.
Legal Update
Docket Highlights
Ensuring Military Service Members Can Access Health Care for Transgender Family Members: Doe v. Austin
In Doe v. Austin, GLAD filed suit in federal district court in Maine on behalf of two transgender women who receive healthcare through the United States military’s TRICARE program which provides health care insurance benefits to millions of dependents of servicemembers. Each of our plaintiffs is the daughter of former military personnel who served our country for decades. The case challenged the constitutionality of a federal statute dating to the late 1970s that TRICARE has relied on to categorically bar coverage of gender transition surgeries.
On November 1, the judge issued an opinion that the statute violates the Equal Protection Rights of transgender people who need surgery as medically necessary treatment for gender dysphoria. This is an important decision adding to the precedent that exclusions of health coverage for gender dysphoria are unlawful.
Fighting Discriminatory Bans on Health Care for Transgender People
Florida: Doe v. Ladapo
GLAD Law is challenging a harmful ban on health care for transgender adolescents and first-of-their-kind restrictions on adult access to care. In June of 2024 the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Florida issued a strong opinion finding the law unconstitutional.
In that ruling and subsequent orders, Judge Hinkle rebuked the State for making “misleading assertions” and said the State was unable to “present evidence of even a single instance of improper provision of care in Florida… [or] a single departure in this state from the widely accepted Endocrine Society and WPATH standards of care…[, or] a single patient who suffered adverse consequences or came to regret care received in this state.” The District Court also recognized the “strong showing” of animus from some legislators in Florida towards transgender individuals.
Unfortunately, the ban was permitted to take effect by the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals while that court considers the State’s appeal of the decision. Our hearing on the State’s appeal is currently scheduled for the week of January 13, 2025.
Alabama: Boe v. Marshall
Our case successfully blocked Alabama’s criminal health care ban for over a year following a robust multi-day hearing in which we presented expert evidence showing the effectiveness, safety and necessity of the care and the harm that comes to transgender adolescents when it is denied.
The law was allowed to take effect after the preliminary injunction was overturned by the 11th Circuit in August 2023. Our petition for rehearing on the PI was denied by the Circuit Court, and we are preparing to file a petition to the U.S. Supreme Court.
At the district court level, we have opposed the State of Alabama’s motion for summary judgment in the case, arguing that it must be allowed to proceed to trial to ensure a factual record of the safety and efficacy of medical care provided under the WPATH and Endocrine Society Standards of Care, harm suffered when care is denied, and the purposeful discrimination against transgender people motivating the ban. Further action in this case is likely to wait for the outcome of U.S. v. Skrmetti at the Supreme Court.
U.S. Supreme Court: U.S. v. Skrmetti
On December 4 the U.S. Supreme Court will hear arguments in U.S. v. Skrmetti, arising out of Tennessee’s ban on medical care for transgender adolescents.
As in both Florida and Alabama, the Tennessee federal district court granted a preliminary injunction that temporarily halted that ban, but it was stayed by the Sixth Circuit. Both the Tennessee plaintiffs and the U.S. Department of Justice, an intervenor in the case, filed a petition asking the Supreme Court to reverse the 6th Circuit’s stay. The Court granted the U.S. petition, to address the question of whether laws banning medical care for transgender adolescents violate equal protection.
GLAD Law and partner civil rights groups filed an amicus brief on September 3, laying out the argument that by banning care to people only because they are transgender, such laws unlawfully discriminate on the basis of sex, under the rationale the Supreme Court itself stated in Bostock v. Clayton County. You can read our brief at GLAD.org/Skrmetti.
Are you in the DC Metro Area?
Come meet GLAD Law staff and attorneys at an event the night before the argument to learn more, and then join us at the Supreme Court for a rally on argument morning! Let us know you’re coming on our event page.
Challenging Laws Targeting LGBTQ+ Students
School Sports: Tirrell and Turmelle v. Edelblut
School sports are a vital component of public education because of everything students learn from being on teams, like cooperation, self-discipline, leadership, and more. Despite an immense and coordinated advocacy effort by the New Hampshire transgender community, in partnership with GLAD Law and others, the state legislature banned transgender girls from school sports, disregarding the obligation to ensure equal educational opportunities for all students.
Before the law went into effect, GLAD Law filed a lawsuit on behalf of two New Hampshire high school students, Parker Tirrell and Iris Turmelle. In September we secured a preliminary injunction blocking enforcement of the law and allowing Parker and Iris to benefit from the many educational, physical, and social-emotional benefits of participating in school sports. The judge’s order emphasized that the law is clearly discriminatory and that “the stigma and humiliation that comes from such treatment of a child at the hands of the State is substantial and irreparable.”
On November 8, we filed an amended complaint to clarify that the discriminatory ban’s broad sweep violates the rights of all transgender girls in New Hampshire public schools. You can learn more about this case on our website at GLAD.org/ParkerAndIris.
Fighting School Censorship: Meijia v. Edelblut
In May we won a significant victory in federal district court with a ruling finding New Hampshire’s school censorship law unconstitutional. The law actively discouraged public school teachers from teaching and talking about race, gender, sexual orientation, disability, and gender identity inside and outside the classroom. The court found that the law violated the Fourteenth Amendment, concluding the law was so unclear and vague that it failed to provide necessary guidance to educators about what they could and could not include in their courses and that it invited arbitrary and discriminatory enforcement—up to and including the loss of teaching licenses.
The state has filed an intent to appeal to the First Circuit Court of Appeals, and we will continue working to ensure this law is permanently overturned.
Supporting School Policies Providing a Welcoming and Safe Environment: Doe v. Manchester School District
On August 30, the New Hampshire Supreme Court affirmed a lower court ruling upholding a Manchester School District policy in support of transgender students. The policy includes referring to students by their requested names and pronouns and maintaining student privacy when appropriate. GLAD Law filed an amicus brief highlighting the vital educational interests served by schools providing a welcoming and supportive environment for all students, so that all students have an equal and safe opportunity to learn. In its decision the Court concluded that “[T]he plaintiff has failed to demonstrate that the Policy infringes a fundamental parenting right.”
Protecting the Balance Between Religious Liberty and Nondiscrimination
Employment and Health Care Benefits: Bernier v. Turbocam
GLAD Law represents Lillian Bernier, a machinist at a large, private manufacturer of jet-engine parts, in a lawsuit challenging the total exclusion of essential medical coverage by her employer, Turbocam, solely because she is transgender. Turbocam claims that the religious beliefs of the company’s owner are a legal justification for discrimination through its self-funded plan. In June the federal district court denied Turbocam’s motion to dismiss Lillian’s claims, filed under both state and federal nondiscrimination laws. We are now preparing for a trial in 2025.
Schools and Public Funding: St. Dominic Academy, et al. v. Makin
For areas without public high schools, the state of Maine provides state funds to support students’ tuition at a private school elsewhere. In 2022, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled in Carson v. Makin that the program must apply to religious schools including those that provide sectarian education, and Maine revised its program to do so.
However, Maine also requires all schools receiving tuition from public funds to abide by the educational nondiscrimination provisions of the Maine Human Rights Act. While at least one religious school has agreed to follow Maine nondiscrimination law, two other religious schools filed lawsuits in Maine federal district court claiming the application of the Human Rights Act (MHRA) provisions to them violates their free exercise of religion. The District Court denied both challenges, and the schools have appealed to the First Circuit Court of Appeals.
GLAD Law and Lambda Legal joined together on a friend-of-the-court brief to make two broad points: 1. The Carson v. Makin decision about the earlier version of the program does not control in this case, and 2. Maine has compelling state interests in requiring compliance with the MHRA.
No oral argument date has been set.
Protecting Parent-Child Relationships
Glover v. Junior
GLAD Law and partners advocating on behalf of LGBTQ+ families and their children filed a friend-of-the-court brief urging the Pennsylvania Supreme Court to issue a ruling protecting a lesbian mother’s parental status and affirming the recognition of legal parentage for children born through assisted reproduction.
The case concerns a married, non-genetic, non-gestational mother, Nicole Junior, who planned with her now former spouse to conceive and raise a child via assisted reproduction, with the clear intent that both would be the child’s parents. In a December 2023 en banc ruling overturning a prior panel decision, the Pennsylvania Superior Court – citing evidence including that Junior and Glover had jointly signed agreements related to the assisted reproduction – found Junior had established legal parentage of her child and that the couple’s subsequent separation and divorce after conception did not change the fact that Junior is her child’s intended and actual parent.
Our brief urges the state Supreme Court to affirm the Superior Court’s ruling securing Junior’s legal relationship to her child.
Protecting Marriage Equality
From supporting a long shot marriage case in the 80s, to breaking the historic barrier on marriage in the Goodridge Massachusetts case, to the 1st successful DOMA challenge in 2010 and then winning marriage equality at the US Supreme Court in 2015, GLAD Law has been expanding equality & freedoms for LGBTQ people for decades.
Marriage equality has been good for families, for kids, and for society. More marriages have harmed no one, and there is no good reason to disrupt what works. Obergefell was rightly decided and lots of people and entities count on it. It would be outrageous to undo it. We know that our communities and people all over the country are deeply worried about what’s next.
GLAD Law has a dedicated team of lawyers working nationwide on critical issues, including any efforts to limit marriages. We are monitoring for any threat & will defend marriage equality and LGBTQ people’s dignity and humanity across the board.
GLAD Law Senior Director of Civil Rights and Legal Strategies Mary Bonauto recently spoke with the New York Times about the benefits and status of marriage equality.
Supporting Efforts to Mitigate Bias and Systemic Discrimination of Formerly Incarcerated People
In August, we submitted written and oral testimony to Maine’s Criminal Record Review Committee with the intent of informing future legislative efforts. Our testimony highlights considerations and provides resources in support of expanded criminal record sealing. Record sealing and expungement allow people to reintegrate into society and pursue educational and work opportunities without the stigma of a criminal record, making such initiatives essential to eradicating systemic barriers to racial and economic justice.
For more on GLAD Law’s recent impact, see Our Annual Impact in this issue.
Visit Our Case & Advocacy page for more on GLAD Law’s current work.
A Message from the Chief Financial Officer
GLAD Law’s financial health is strong.
We have 12.64 months of unrestricted reserves (i.e., net assets) as of March 31, 2024, including board designated net assets (BDNA). There is sufficient cash and investments to meet our obligations. Our financial health is both intentional and important as we make strategic investments in staff, programs and infrastructure to prepare for increased demands on our legal advocacy and as we face an uncertain economy and climate in FY26 and beyond.
FY24 ended with an increase in net assets of $2.48m. For a non-profit, it is important to look at the components (see table below) and some highlights:
Net Assets: Date
1966902
Operating Fund
4020001
Board Designated
5986903
Total Unrestricted
5987173
With Donor Restrictions
6871902
Total
- The unrestricted fund is up $2.3m, in total. Bequest income was higher than expected and we received a grant in March 2024 from a new donor. Based on this and as part of the FY25 budget process the board agreed to invest $500k to increase salaries & wages to 100% of market median so that GLAD Law could remain competitive and retain staff. This investment along with a strategic plan to add more lawyers (4 have been hired so far in FY25) have long-term financial implications.
- Over the next few years GLAD Law will be using reserves to complement an increase in overall fundraising and to fund strategic initiatives. With this backdrop, at the end of FY24, $2.3m was transferred to BDNA for a total of $4m. As a result, a larger portion (67%) of GLAD Law’s unrestricted reserves is designated. We feel this is prudent.
- The donor restricted fund consists of cash gifts and pledges restricted by the donor for a specific purpose or time. This fund increased by $160k, which means new gifts exceeded ‘releases’ in FY24.
During FY24 GLAD Law received donated legal services of $7.8m, an essential resource that supports our litigation.
GLAD Law secured significant foundational support in FY24, led by a $1 million grant from Yield Giving, the philanthropic fund established by MacKenzie Scott. This was followed by substantial grants from the Gill Foundation at $700,000, an Anonymous Foundation at $300,000, and the Klarman Foundation at $150,000. The diverse mix of funders, from major national foundations to regional organizations like the Rhode Island Foundation and The Boston Foundation, reflects the breadth of institutional confidence in GLAD Law’s mission and impact.
There are many challenges and opportunities ahead. Compared to FY24, our base costs over the next few years (excluding in kind) will grow almost 40% from $5.2m to $7.2m. We will continue to invest in staff, programs, communications, and infrastructure and need your partnership to fight the legal battles ahead.
Thank you for investing in GLAD Law.
Eva N. Boyce, Chief Financial Officer
November 2024
Statement of Activities*
For the 12 month period ended March 31, 2024
| Support & Revenue | FY24 |
|---|---|
| Contributions & Grants | $6,957,184 |
| Special Events Revenue, net | $703,216 |
| Fees & Program Revenue | $191,121 |
| Donated Services (In-Kind Legal Fees) | $7,794,242 |
| Total Support & Revenue | $15,645,763 |
| Expenses | FY24 |
|---|---|
| Legal Programs | $11,130,343 |
| Communications & Public Education | $1,132,562 |
| Development & Fundraising | $615,528 |
| General & Administrative | $575,248 |
| Total Expenses | $13,453,681 |
| Other Revenue (Expenses) | FY24 |
|---|---|
| Investment Income, gains & losses | $287,467 |
| Total Change in Net Assets | $2,479,549** |
| Net Assets, beginning of year | $4,392,353 |
|---|---|
| Net Assets, end of year | $6,871,902 |
Statement of Financial Position*
March 31, 2024
| Assets | FY24 |
|---|---|
| Cash & Cash Equivalents | $504,829 |
| Accounts Receivable & Pledges | $82,296 |
| Investments | $6,539,785 |
| Right-of-Use Lease Assets – Operating | $1,613,016 |
| Equipment, deposits & prepaid expenses | $399,923 |
| Total Assets | $9,139,849 |
| Net Assets | FY24 |
|---|---|
| Operating | $1,966,902 |
| Board Designated | $4,020,001 |
| Temporarily Restricted | $884,729 |
| Total Net Assets | $6,871,902 |
| Liabilities | FY24 |
|---|---|
| Accounts Payable & Accrued Expenses | $502,443 |
| Operating Lease Liabilities net | $1,765,504 |
| Total Liabilities | $2,267,947 |
| Total Liabilities & Net Assets | $9,139,849 |
|---|
*Summarized from GLAD Law’s audit report; available on our website. See message from the CFO for more information
**See “Change in Net Assets” chart
Thank You
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Kaan Dural
Carey Erdman
Skyler Fong
Max Garris
David Garten
Kristin Gillett
Raul Gonzalez
Stephanie Grady
Karli Grant
Eric Greimann
Christin Gunning
Win Gustin
Sydney Gutierrez
Wanyi H.
Dorsa Hajmaghani
Isabel Harper
Meredith Harris
Jane Heaney
Ray Hill
Jessica Ho
Benjamin Hutchins
Emilie Kahn-Boesel
Jupiter Kalinowski
Amulya Kaza
Irwin Krieger
Karthik Krishna Jayaram
Helen Lallos-Harrell
Sophia Lodish
Sam Mason
Alessandra Masso
Luke Miele
Suzanne Morrison
Toni Mullen
Gerardo Munoz
Freya Nath
Paul Neumann
Huy Ngyuyen
Hudson Olander
Jay Pena
Marina Raynis
Tony Rello
Mo Rodriguez-Ross
Kailash Rohatgi
Daniel Ross
Zach Safford
Yudi Si
Jennifer Siegel
Karen Silver
Starr Smith
Jesse Strachman
PJ Strachman
Eliza Strum
Chun Su
Tyler Sylvester
Jean Vallon
Logan Walker
Devin Weaver
Edward Wen
Mark Winders
Jamie Zheng
INSTITUTIONAL DONORS
As of 11/20/2024
$250,000+
Gill Foundation
Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
Tawani Foundation
$50,000 – $99,999
Anonymous
$25,000 – $49,999
Equality Florida
Krupp Family Foundation
$10,000 – $24,999
The Boston Foundation
Eastern Bank Foundation
Education and Sports Law Group LLC
Ernst & Young, LLP
Fidelity Investments
Goodwin
Holland & Knight LLP
Johnson Family Foundation
Nine2626, LLC
Rhode Island Foundation
The Ted Snowdon Foundation
Tides Foundation
Wellington Management Company LLP
$5,000 – $9,999
5 Star Travel Tzell
AAFCPAs
Boston Scientific
Choate, Hall & Stewart LLP
Foley Hoag LLP
The Friendly Toast
Goulston & Storrs
Latham & Watkins LLP
Liberty Mutual Insurance Group
The Mayor’s Office of
LGBTQ+ Advancement
Mintz, Levin, Cohn, Ferris,
Glovsky, & Popeo, P.C.
New Hampshire
Charitable Foundation
Rockland Trust
Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher &
Flom LLP
Sun Life Financial
Trustees of Boston University
Vertex Pharmaceuticals
WilmerHale
$1,000 – $4,999
Akamai Foundation
Akin, Gump, Strauss, Hauer &
Feld LLP
Bain Capital
Beth Israel Deaconess
Medical Center
Blue Cross and Blue Shield of
Rhode Island
Boston College Law School
Brown Medicine, Inc
Brown Rudnick LLP
Cabot Corporation
Cambridge Savings Bank
Cambridge Common Restaurant
City of Providence
Deloitte
DLA Piper LLP US
Equal Justice America
Hinckley Allen
Hirsch Roberts Weinstein LLP
Hogan Lovells US LLP
Jackson Lewis P.C.
Lawson & Weitzen LLP
Locke Lord LLP
MyFitnessPal
nathálie wine bar
Prince Albert Guest House
Prince Lobel Tye LLP
Shawmut Design and Construction
Squillace & Associates, PC
Streamline Health Care Solutions
Subaru of New England
Susan A. & Donald P. Babson
Charitable Foundation
Tito’s Handmade Vodka
Town Fair Tire Foundation
United Parish of Auburndale
The Welcoming Congregation
Committee of First Parish
of Brewster
Wildflour Bakery & Cafe
Wilson, Marino & Bonnevie PC
Wolf, Greenfield & Sacks PC
EQUAL JUSTICE COUNCIL MEMBERS
As of 11/20/2024
$250,000+
The Estate of Karen Lichtenstein
The Estate of Tim Stein in Memory of Wayne R. Fette
$100,000 – $249,999
Andrew S. & Samuel C. Pang, MD
The Reis Bisor Foundation
Ted Snowdon & Duffy Violante
$50,000 – $99,999
Anonymous
Robert Friedman
The Herrman Family
Christi Offutt
Ryan Offutt & Alex Pysarets
Ryan Pedlow & Cameron Kessel
$25,000 – $49,999
Anonymous
Gerald Cacciotti & Wai Poc
Will Evans
Ralph & Janice James
The Estate of Rev. David Shepherd King
The Estate of David Knapp
Jon Murray & Harvey Reese
Tom Safran
The Estate of Margaret Walsh
Scott Webster & Peter Black
$10,000 – $24,999
Anonymous (5)
Isaac Boger
Mary L. Bonauto &
Jennifer Wriggins
Hilary Bugbee
Cameron & Jane Baird Foundation
Steven Carlin & Michael Cormier
A.M. Clark
Mr. Matt Damon
Nima & Kate Eshghi
Miren Etcheverry &
Maureen McCarthy
Matthew Fust
Henry Grix & Howard Israel
David Halstead & Jay Santos
Lindsay Harrison &
Jonna Hamilton
Joanne Herman & Terry Fallon
Sarah Kaplan & Anita McGahan
Jeanne Leszczynski &
Diane DiCarlo
Shari & Bob Levitan
Judith Miles, Esq. & Renata Sos
Katelyn Nerbonne
Shirley & Eric Paley
Patricia A. Peard & Alice C. Brock
Thomas Phillips & Jane Moore
Jamie Pierce
Scott Pomfret & Scott Whittier
Alix Ritchie & Marty Davis
Samantha Rosman &
David Rosman
Jack Sansolo & Dean Waller
Leslie Serchuck &
Lynnae Schwartz
Diane Shamas
Mark D. Smith & John T. O’Keefe
William Weiss
$5,000 – $9,999
Anonymous (7)
Catherine M. Adler & Ellen Dehm
Mark Allen
Hunter Baker & Bernard Gilmore
Ashley & Emily Banfield
Bruce W. Bastian
Adam Berger & Stephen Frank
Elaine Blais
Eoin Bullock
Gary Buseck
Amelia M. Charamba &
Maralyn Wheeler
Nathan Connell & Jorge Alvarez
Diane Conti
Bill & Janet Dickey
Shane Dunn & Elizabeth
Bernardi & Family
Meryl Epstein & Trish Nuzzola
Peter J. Epstein
Rebecca Hart Holder &
Molly Holder
Mark Heumann & John Millea
Jane Hiscock & Marijean Lauzier
Mary Holder
Jack Hornor & Ron Skinn
Elizabeth C. Janeway
Martin Koski & James Fitzgerald
Mark Krueger Charitable Fund at
Tides Foundation
Lesbian Equity Foundation, Naomi
Fine & Kathy Levinson
Diane K. Lincoln
Sharen Litwin
Kathryn Livelli & Wendy Hinden
Mary K. Loeffelholz & Laura Green
Timothy Manning
Sir Thomas Matt
James Mattus & Trevor Fulmer
Robert McBride
Stephen Mershon
Betty I. Morningstar &
Jeanette Kruger
Jeffrey H. Munger &
Robert T. Whitman
O’Hanlan-Walker LGBT
Equality Fund
Oxana Ovakimyan
Dianne R. Phillips & Evelyn C. Kaupp
David J. & Nancy Poorvu
Richard Rubinstein & John Morrel
Jianhua Shi
Jacob Smith-Yang & Jason Smith
Austin Smolka
Anne Stanback & Charlotte Kinlock
Charles Steenburg
Therese Stewart &
Carole Scagnetti
Matthew Teague
Mark R. Thall, M.D. & Tom Slavin
Kit Transue & Adrienne Shapiro
Ian & Eric Tzeng
Katherine & Kimberly Weir
Janson Wu & Adam Levine
Mark R. Young & Gary Sullivan
$1,978 – $4,999
Anonymous (10)
John Affuso
Michael Albert
Carole & Nancy Allen-Scannell
Janice Ambrose & Marlene Seltzer
Sandy Anderson & Meg Wallace
Steven Backhaus & Jay Dee
Sharyn Bahn
Bruce Bell & George Smart
Anna Bell & Annika Bockius-Suwyn
Susan Bernstein
Jan Bettencourt
Robert Bettiker &
Robert Grundmeier
Paul Biggar
Edward S.W. Boesel
Kelly M. Bonnevie, Esq. &
Karen Kaufman
Eva N. Boyce
Peter Brady & Alan Davis
Susan F. Brand, Esq
Kenneth Branson
Kerry Brennan
David Briggs
Jean-Phillip Brignol
David Brown
Darian Butcher
Jeff Butts & Ray Cheng
George Byars & Michael Spinelle
Richard Carey
Dr. Paula G. Carmichael &
Rev. Richelle Russell
J. W. Carney, Jr. & Joy B. Rosen
Joanne Casper & Wendell Colson
Alexandra Chandler
Elyse Cherry
Lindsey Cimochowski &
Bradley Rufleth
Rich & Gabrielle Coffman
Mark Cohen & Jerry Hyman
Joyce Collier & Jennifer Potter
David Colton & Hsein M. Khoo
Donald Cote & Kenneth Kruse
Robert Crackel
Brian Croteau
Nicole Cucinella
Stanley Cushing & Daniel Lyons
Catherine D’Amato
Kerry L. Dietz & Eva Schocken
Michael Dillon
Elizabeth Doherty
Nancy Douttiel & Diane Willcox
Liam & Thomas Drury-Wang
Christine Duffy
Nan Dumas & Marcie Hershman
Zach Durant-Emmons &
Willis Emmons
Athena & Penn Edmonds
Betsy Ehrenberg & Beth Eisenberg
Kathleen Entler & Jane Caufield
Matthew Fecteau &
Tristan Rushton
Timothy & Amber Fisher
Christopher Flynn & Daniel Newton
Joli & Jonathan Francis
Caroline Gaffney &
Meghan Goughan
David Gagne & Devan Dewey
Ken Gagne
Helen Gamble
Joseph Garland & Philip Haines
Rachel Gerstein &
Karen Eisenhauer
Lorna Gibson
Matthew Gibson
Gail E. Goodearl
Julie Goodridge
Barbara & Jonathan Goose
Gordon Gottlieb & Rob Krikorian
Deborah Grabler
Maria Grigoriadis &
Grace Buchanan
Barry Guthary & Robert Evensen
Sheridan Haines & Julie Crockford
David Hamilton
John D. Hancock & Jay Wood
Dean T. Hara
Harry H. Harkins & John E. Garger
Bolton T. Harris, II &
Robert Paul Breen
Biz Morris Haselwandter
George-Henry Hastie
Dr. Catherine A. Hay &
Kristine Clerkin
Christopher Haynes
Kenneth F. Hirschkind
Peggy & Andrew Ho
Dan Hochman & Martin Borys
Sonia Hofkosh & Jonathan Hulbert
Carolyn Hotchkiss &
Kathleen M. Cole
Richard Iandoli
Michael J. Izdepski &
James Couchon
Amanda Johnston & Allison Sigrist
Peter Kassel &
Thomas Tostengard
Joyce Kauffman &
Annie Weatherwax
Kathy Kaufmann
Peter Kazon & Paul Cunningham
John M. Kelly
Steve Kennedy
Hanna King
Robert H. King & Gary C. Jordan
Wendy Kirchick
Phillip Kleweno & Alain Verscheure
Ann Korkidakis & Daniel Banaszek
Barry Kostinsky
Karen Kruskal & Sheera Strick
Stacy LaiFook
Stewart J. Landers, Esq.
Joan A. Lenane & Sally A. Rose
Eve Lewandowski &
Christina Lewis
Stanley Lewicki
Gregory Lewis
Phillip Lindow
Maria Lopez
Dr. John & Mrs. Heather Lucas
Beth Luckenbach &
Kathleen Carey
Matt Maguire
Gina Manfredonia
Marc Maxwell
Kenneth H. Mayer, M.D.
Hirschel McGinnis & David O’Dowd
Matthew McGuirk
Matthew McTygue & Todd Rivers
David Mills
Neal Minahan
Jessica Mink
Frank C. Mockler &
Stephen J. Griffin
Robert Moeller
Peter Narbonne
Kendra Moore
Joe & Benjamin Muller
Kathy Mulvey & Patricia Lambert
Joyce Murdoch
Beth Myers & Maggie King
Christine Nickerson &
Inga Bernstein
Jodi Nofsinger
David O’Brien
Rosemary Palladino &
Marianne Brennick
Deborah & Ron Peeples
David Perkins &
Willem van Schalkwyk
José F. Portuondo &
Maria L. Wilson-Portuondo
William Powell
Oliver Radford & Stephen C. Perry
Fred Ramos & Bob Starmer
Brian P. Rice & Jason D. Kelliher
Sharon L. Rich & Nancy E. Reed
Shaw Rietkerk
Robert & Patricia Rivers
Carol Rosensweig, Esq. &
Charlene D. Grant
Elisabeth Sackton & Liz Coolidge
Jess & Robbie Samuels
Linda Serafini & Cathy Welsh
Mark Sexton & Kirk Wallace
Fund of Stonewall
Community Foundation
Karen Shack
Matthew Shakespeare &
Fritz Backus
Joanne Shapiro
Bryan-Eric Simmons &
Ralph Vetters
Julia Slee & Beth Grierson
Joseph Smith & Scott Popkowski
Khalil Smith
Andrew Sorbo
Daniel Spring &
Jean Marc De Silva
Randall Steere
Mary Sterling
Caleb P. Stewart &
Richard L. Snow
Spencer Stone
Linda Z. Swartz &
Jessica W. Seaton
Michael Sweeney
Lee Swislow & Denise McWilliams
Steven & Rebecca Taylor
Kevin A. Tedeschi
Aaron Tievsky
Thomas G. J. Trykowski, AIA &
Joseph Cacciola
Vincent Tseng & Geoffrey Mainland
Geoffrey W. Tuba
Gregory Van Boven & Robert Beck
Rich Van Loan
Donald Vaughan & Lee Ridgway
Joyce Vyriotes
Ellen Wade, Esq. &
Maureen Brodoff, Esq.
Edmund & Jane Walsh
Andrew Wang
Arthur E. Webster, Esq.
Lisa Weissmann & Deb Shapiro
John Welch
Elizabeth Welsh & Amy Brodigan
Jo Ann Whitehead &
Bette Jo Green
Wilson, Marino & Bonnevie
Rodney L. Yoder &
Michael J. Piore
LEGACY SOCIETY MEMBERS
As of 11/20/2024
Anonymous (4)
Carole & Nancy Allen-Scannell
Carol Alms
Jeff Anderson & Richard Schultz
Sandy Anderson & Meg Wallace
Carl Armon
Amy Aulwes & Warren Zola
Michael J. Baeder &
David T. Wimberly Jr.
Sharyn Bahn
Gloria & Linda Bailey-Davies
Dawn Baumer & Rosie Hartzler
Bruce Bell & George Smart
Robert Bettiker &
Robert Grundmeier
Linda Betzer
Denise Block & Anne Metzger
Dan Borges & David Hayter
Dr. Stephen Boswell & John Neale
Eva N. Boyce
Peter Brady & Alan Davis
Shelley Brauer & Jean Hey
Ann Briley
Bill Brindamour & Jason Ainge
David Brown
Dr. Paula G. Carmichael &
Rev. Richelle Russell
David Cash
Patience Crozier &
Jessica R. Keimowitz
Stanley Cushing & Daniel Lyons
Laura Diamond &
Carolyn McDonald
Abby & Mary Diamond-Kissiday
Natalie Diffloth
Lisa J. Drapkin & Debbie Lewis
Louis Drummond Jr.
Nan Dumas & Marcie Hershman
Shane Dunn & Elizabeth
Bernardi & Family
Peter J. Epstein
Suzanne Estler
Adam Feinberg
Gary Feulner
Julia Fitz-Randolph Lesbian
Innovations Fund at The
Women’s Foundation of CO
Robert Flavell & Ronald Baker
Elizabeth Forrest & Leslie Horst
David Freedman
Kenneth Freeman & Fred Love Jr.
Christine Gestay
Sarah Gibson
John Giso
Gail E. Goodearl
Holly Gunner & Anne Chalmers
Dean T. Hara
Harry H. Harkins & John E. Garger
Christopher Hartley & Micah Buis
Warren Hathaway & Ross Sneyd
Deborah Heller & Ann Sanders
Joanne Herman & Terry Fallon
Gavin Hilgemeier
Joan Hilty
Kenneth F. Hirschkind
Jack Hornor & Ron Skinn
Rabbi Devorah Jacobson &
Ms. Margaret Mastrangelo
John Kane
Joyce Kauffman &
Annie Weatherwax
Terence Keane & Douglas Hughes
Robert H. King & Gary C. Jordan
Paul Kowal
Richard LaCroix
Linda Lankowski
Arthur Lipkin & Robert Ellsworth
Marie Longo & Allison Bauer
Tony R. Maida & Anthony F. Volpe
Bruce Mandeville
Barbara L. Margolis, Esq. &
Colleen J. Gregory, Ph.D.
Daniel Mauk & Mitchell Sendrowitz
Marc Maxwell
Richard D. McCarthy
Laura McMurry
Brian McNaught &
Raymond Struble
Robert Minnocci
Paul Moreno & Stephen Barlow
Jeffrey H. Munger &
Robert T. Whitman
Allan Nault
Andrew S. & Samuel C. Pang, MD
Lynne E. Panico
Trevor Paulson
Patricia A. Peard & Alice C. Brock
Janet Peck & Carol Conklin
Kirk Pessner & Russ Miller
Mark Philibert & David Rooks
Aria Pierce
Scott Pomfret & Scott Whittier
Brian Quint
Chris Rainville
Glenn Rigoff
Nick & Sian Robertson
Richard Rubinstein & John Morrel
Takoma Sampson &
Leah Whaley-Holmes
Jess & Robbie Samuels
Arnold Sapenter & Joseph Reed
Jane L. Scarborough, Esq. &
Louise Wylan
Robert Seletsky
Robert Sessions
Mary & Jean B. Sevarese
Joanne Shapiro
Michael Shaps
Diane Smith
Tony Smith & David Ovalle
Andrew Sorbo
Trina Soske & Sarah Yedinsky
Scott Squillace, Esq.
Anne Stanback & Charlotte Kinlock
Kenneth Stilwell
Amalie Tuffin & Laura Lewis
Anthony Volponi
Herbert Walcoe
John P. Ward & Alain Balseiro
Robert Wasson
Karen & Marilyn Watson-Etsell
Kendall Watts & Robert Derry
Katherine & Kimberly Weir
Lisa Weissmann & Deb Shapiro
Tim Wernette
Jo Ann Whitehead &
Bette Jo Green
Robert Wiggins
David Yalen
Peter Zupcofska & Robert Wilson
SUSTAINERS CIRCLE MEMBERS
As of 11/20/2024
Anonymous (4)
Norma Adler & Susan Torrey
John Affuso
Holly Alexander
John Altieri
Sandy Anderson & Meg Wallace
Melanie Andrade & Kathy Wittman
Paul & Douglas Asher-Best
Bryn Austin & Elizabeth Carver
Steven Backhaus & Jay Dee
Gloria & Linda Bailey-Davies
Kathryn Baker
Bill Bartels
Bruce W. Bastian
Michael Behrendt
Merle Bicknell & Jackie Gelb
Paul Biggar
Kevin Bleyle & Jasen Coole
Stephen Boehmke
Celia Bozsum
Lynne Brilliant & Wanda Shelton
Mark Brimhall-Vargas &
Joe Kaufman
Jeff Brody
Kenneth Busch
Kathleen Bush & Mary Ritchie
Darian Butcher
Ed Byrne
Francisco Cabas
Peter Calves
Jordan & Emily
Caress-Wheelwright
J. W. Carney, Jr. & Joy B. Rosen
Susan Casavant
Richard Caswell
Bonnie Catena
Albert Chan & Richard Possemato
Alexandra Chandler
Terri Charles
Marjorie Charney
John Churney
Lindsey Cimochowski &
Bradley Rufleth
Frank Cincotti
Tina Cincotti
Truitt Clark
Lisa Cogliandro & Amanda Zuretti
Bradley Cohen
Lynn Colangione & Lauren Baskin
Katharine Colleran
David Colton & Hsein M. Khoo
Paul Consoli
Amy & Garth Coombs
Jack Cox & Edwin Light
David Cruz & Steve Greene
Shamim Dada
Stanley Davis
Duane Dietz
Brian Distelberg
Kelly Douglas
Daniel Dupuis
Betsy Ehrenberg & Beth Eisenberg
James Fauntleroy
Matthew Fecteau &
Tristan Rushton
Michael Fels
Scott Joseph Fenton
Daniel Ferrell
Timothy & Amber Fisher
Virginia Fitzgerald
William Flug
Christopher Flynn & Daniel Newton
Anna Ford & Sara Watson
Edward Ford & Gilbert Arenaza
Robin Foster Coerr
Anne Fowler & Samuel Allen
Victor Gamble
Robert Geary & Phi Hung Do
Mary Gentile & Mary Jacobsen
Zachary & Gretchen Gingo
Amy Gitlin
Gilbert Glick-Macalalad &
Alex Macalalad
Samantha Goff
Timothy Gordon
Gordon Gottlieb & Rob Krikorian
Deborah Grabler
Chelsea Graham
Emily Gregoire
Bradley Gregory
Penny Gregory
Pat Grimm & Christina Klein
Julienne Guerrero & Karen Zeman
Barry Guthary & Robert Evensen
Noe Gutierrez
Jimmy Haber
Caryl Haddock
Sheridan Haines & Julie Crockford
Lynn Halpern
Roberta Hambleton
Erin Harper
Scott Helms
Gavin Hilgemeier
Rayna Hill
Christopher Hines
Kenneth F. Hirschkind
Dan Hochman & Martin Borys
Lori Holden
Lenore Horner
D. Austin Horowitz & Mark Vigorito
Christopher Hossfeld
Robin Howell &
Deborah Neumayer
Thomas Ingle & Lee Stovall
Colette Jaycox
Suriya Jeyadalan, M.D. &
Cora Jeyadame
Michael Johnson
Jeffrey Jones & Mark Secord
Neal Kass
Peter Kassel & Thomas Tostengard
C. Keith & Stephen Simpson
Mark Keller
Kathleen King
Nicole Kinsley
Wendy Kirchick
Laura Kiritsy & Catherine Paden
Brad & Flint Kleinerman-Gehre
Jim Klopper
Heather Konar
Vincent Kornell
Jeffrey Kosbie
Michella Kras
Sophie & John Krentzman
Christopher Kulander
John Kyper & William Cody
KitKat LaGines
Stacy LaiFook
Stewart J. Landers, Esq.
Robert Landino & Douglass Belote
Betty Landry
Gregory Larsen
Shannon Lawrence
Erica LeBow & Megan Rising
Jose Lebron
Dana Leslie
Jeanne Leszczynski &
Diane DiCarlo
Tyron Lin
Ileana Liss
Justin Littman
Julie Lonergan
Paige Lowe
Stephanie Lowitt &
Mason Weintraub
Kelly Ryan Lucas
Kat MacDonald & Suzanne Abair
Keith J. MacDonald &
Thomas P. Webber
Ronald Madson & Richard Dietz
John Mandeville & Doug Lester
Barbara L. Margolis, Esq. &
Colleen J. Gregory, Ph.D.
Henry Marshall
J.E. Martin & Denise Howard
Andrew Martinez
Daniel Maskas
Lois Mason & Christine Coughlan
Barbara J. Mathews
Kenneth H. Mayer, M.D.
Jason McCoy
Marly McGrath
Meghan McGrath
Michael Michael
David Mills
Katherine Mills
Jessica Mink
Frank C. Mockler &
Stephen J. Griffin
John Morrill
Kristina Morton
Fredric Moscowitz & John Stella
Merkle Muller
Kathy Mulvey & Patricia Lambert
Niclas Nagler
Paul Neumann
Christine Nickerson &
Inga Bernstein
Stephen O’Donnell
Mads Ouellette & Tyler Sylvester
David Owens & Dennis Morin
Jennifer Parks
Olivia Parriott
David Perkins &
Willem van Schalkwyk
Alton Phillips
Dianne R. Phillips & Evelyn C. Kaupp
Jonathan Pober
José F. Portuondo &
Maria L. Wilson-Portuondo
Robert Quinan & Steve Waddell
Emma Quinn-Judge
Chris Rainville
Michelle Rediker & Sue Wedda
Amy Michelle Reinkemeyer
Whitney Retallic
Brian P. Rice & Jason D. Kelliher
Jessica Roy
Stephen Rust
Matthew Sample
Jess & Robbie Samuels
David Sander
Nieve Santana & Sharon Moore
Andrew Sayer
Teresa Schubert
Johanna Schulman &
Moira S. Barrett
Jessica Selinkoff
El Sher
Deanna Sheridan
Bryan-Eric Simmons &
Ralph Vetters
Alix Simonetti & Juliett Crawford
Julia Slee & Beth Grierson
Gary Slossberg
Matthew Smith
Sarah Smith
Kenneth Snyder
Andrew Sorbo
Trina Soske & Sarah Yedinsky
Randi Stein
Kathleen Stevens
Jessie Stickgold-Sarah &
Robert Kindel
Saar Stoeckel
Mark Sullivan & Albert Amodeo
Mandy & Leti Taft-Pearman
Laura Tenny
Kirk Thompson
Nicole Thomte
Carol Thornber
Joy Trueworthy & Brittany Hopkins
Thomas G. J. Trykowski, AIA &
Joseph Cacciola
Ian & Eric Tzeng
Gregory Van Boven & Robert Beck
Rich Van Loan
Donald Vaughan & Lee Ridgway
David Walker
Caitlin Walsh
Lynsii Ward
Mark Weiss
Linda Werner
Michelle Wiener
Mark Wilen
Adam Williams
Jody Wilson
Nicholas Winston
Jim Witmer & Randall Meyer
Elizabeth Wohler
Pamela Wood
Evelyn Wu
Stephenie Yeung & Alice De Young
Kathryn Zinn
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