San Francisco has been called the LGBTQ+ capital of the world, setting the bar high for championing LGBTQ+ history, diversity, inclusivity and community. It’s home to the Castro and the Transgender District; month-long celebrations of Pride and Transgender History; queer and gender nonconforming drag performers, artists and writers; and institutions offering gender-affirming health care.
It’s also the home of Openhouse, a nonprofit providing connection and services to some 3,000 San Francisco LGBTQ+ seniors and celebrating its 25th anniversary this year.
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