With Pride Month right around the corner, Funders for LGBTQ Issues is pleased to unveil its 7th annual list of the top LGBTQ Philanthropoids on twitter. This year’s list of 14 trailblazing leaders are folks you’ll want to follow! Check out our 2018 list here.
2019’s Top 14 LGBTQ Philanthropoids to Follow on Twitter
By: Luis Ramirez on May 29, 2019
Nichelle Brunner
Nichelle Brunner is the Program Associate for the Transforming Movements Fund with Borealis Philanthropy and tweets about civil rights, activism, pop culture, and more.
John Christian (JC) De Vera
JC De Vera is an Associate Director at Hirsch & Associates, LLC. Tweets on racial justice, Game of Thrones and fun trips.
Klie Kliebert
Klie is the Communications Manager at Foundation for Louisiana, and tweets about Trans issues, Philanthropy and daily life anecdotes.
Ebony Harper
Ebony Harper is one of the shining lights of Sacramento’s Transgender community and serves as Program Associate with The California Endowment. Ebony tweets about trans leadership and social justice issues.
Monica Trinidad
Monica is the Communications Officer at the Third Wave Fund and tweets about Philanthropy, Latinx, LGBTQ Issues and current events.
Darius Soler
Darius Soler is a Grants Associate at the Helmsley Charitable Trust. Prior to joining Helmsley, Darius worked at the YMCA at T.A.G. School in Harlem as a youth counselor. Darius tweets about current events and personal anecdotes.
Isabel Sousa-Rodriguez
Isabel Sousa-Rodriguez recently joined the Hazen Foundation as a program officer, after her work as the Director of Membership and Organizing at the Florida Immigrant Coalition. In 2010, Isabel was one of the founders of the national Trail of Dreams. Her twitter feed is filled with updates in insights on issues including women’s rights, racial justice, and pop culture.
Alisha Williams
Alisha Williams is the U.S. Social Justice Program Officer at Arcus Foundation and tweets about civil rights, criminal justice and more.
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