The Advocate Journalism Project

Since 1967, The Advocate, the nation’s oldest LGBTQ+ magazine, has inspired readers; its journalists have broken major news stories and landed exclusive interviews, securing a significant place in history.

Giving to The Advocate Journalism Project will help continue the impactful, essential community reporting The Advocate’s journalists provide, giving a voice to this vulnerable community.

The Advocate Journalism Project’s mission is to sustain and expand the independent magazine’s acclaimed, award-winning journalism and historic reporting through public and corporate donations, grants, and other funding that exclusively and directly supports storytelling, investigative reporting, training future journalists, preserving the print publication and its archive.

81 million people in the U.S. don’t have a home broadband internet subscription, and print magazines remain a valuable source of news and information.

Decades of readers (some who snuck into bookstores to read it) have shared their stories with The Advocate, saying the magazine’s storytelling has made them feel less alone, less marginalized, and provided lifesaving information on topics like suicide prevention, health, and legal rights.

Please help amplify the LGBTQ+ community’s voice, making it stronger and louder through nonprofit fundraising, a growing trend in newsrooms nationwide, by donating to The Advocate Journalism Project.

With your support, The Advocate can reach the widest possible audience and continue its mission of award-winning journalism that directly impacts people’s lives.