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InFocus: Charlotte 2018
A comprehensive list of organizations, faith communities, youth support and more.
LGBT Elders are being BOLD!
Brewery brings inclusive environment for aging seniors
The Charlotte LGBT Elders Group is partnering with the new Charlotte brewery called Bold Missy to prove that breweries are for more than millennials.
Elders in Charlotte set sights on starting SAGE chapter
Charlotte LGBT Elders group at core of organizational process
We found that Charlotte has an increased focus on Millenials and is building a city to attract them, but there is a lack of conversation and consideration given to our aging population.
InFocus: Charlotte 2017 — Dial 411 for the community
A comprehensive listing of LGBTQ resources
Back to InFocus: Charlotte Index… [Editor’s Note: qnotes’ research into finding community resources was only as good as what was available online and from other sources. Should readers find errors and wish to send corrections to the list or want to have a group listed, email qnotes with “InFocus addition” in the subject line …
InFocus: Charlotte 2016 — Dial 411 for the community
A comprehensive listing of LGBT resources
Our annual InFocus: Charlotte community listings.
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