JustFundKY Planning Meetings
A special on-site meeting at Applebee's Park has been set for Wednesday Sept 10th for all interested in seeing the venue for event.
Our final planning meeting has been set for Wednesday Sept 15th, 2010 at the PNC Bank at Main and Deweese at 6:30 p.m. Conference room on second floor, right off the pedway from the garage. Click here for a map. Everyone is invited.
Several options to fit your budget.
See your name in lights!
Our 2010 Sponsorship levels have been posted! See where you fit in!
Our fourth annual event will be"Knock It Out of the Park!"
Save the date, Saturday, Sept. 18, 2010
want to get invoved?
Have you wanted to get involved but not sure where you fit in? We have lots of different volunteer options to choose from. Contact us to get started.
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JustFundKY started in 2006 with the dual mission of reducing discrimination through high-profile public events showcasing the positive contributions of LGBT persons, and by funding the educational efforts of other organizations to increase awareness and understanding of the LGBT community. Just Fund Education Project, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) doing business as JustFundKY.
JustFundKY is still a growing organization. As we build to our million-dollar fund for justice, we are committed to providing a responsible and engaged face for Lexington’s LGBT community. Our annual events do not just involve our community, but also reach out to and engage our allies all across the Commonwealth.
Our sponsorship and ad sales provide an outlet for the mainstream business community to speak directly to the LGBT community, and we provide oft-ignored evidence of the true and strong buying power within the LGBT community. These opportunites for business to align with our cause strengthen both the cause and the businesses involved.
As JustFundKY moves forward, we hope to expand the visibility and reach of our efforts, and when we reach our endowment level, we hope to fund the actions of those with dreams of a just and equal Kentucky.