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What Is

The Prideful Path Project?

The Prideful Path Project, founded in 2023, is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to empowering marginalized communities while emphasizing intersectional transgender, gender non-conforming (TGNC), neurodiverse individuals through the foundational principles of mutual aid.

Our mission is to create a society where these communities can thrive free from trauma, discrimination, and systemic oppression. We envision a world where everyone lives authentically, has equitable opportunities, and contributes to a more just future.

Grounded in education, advocacy, and community support, we work to dismantle systemic barriers in employment, education, housing, healthcare, and policy. As a resource hub, we center lived experiences to address the unique needs of our most vulnerable and oppressed communities.

Founded by a genderfluid, autistic parent of neurodiverse, trans, and non-binary children, our work is driven by firsthand understanding and a commitment to breaking cycles of oppression. Through community-led initiatives, we strive to build a resilient, empowered network that uplifts future generations.

FAQs

Are you a non-profit organization?

The Prideful Path Project is a recognized 501c3 non-profit organization. We operate as a social enterprise, combining business principles with a social mission. Our mission involves strengthening, educating, and empowering the LGBTQIA+ and Intersectional Neurodiverse community. We have received grant funding through the Human Rights Campaign Trans Justice Initiative in order to begin our important and necessary work, and have a goal of obtaining many more to continue to serve our amazing communities.

What are donations used for?

The donations we receive are dedicated to supporting marginalized communities with emphasis on the LGBTQIA+/Neurodiverse and BIPOC communities. Individuals are encouraged to request assistance when needed, and all participating in our events are invited to complete questionnaires, allowing us to identify those in need of assistance. Previous donations have contributed to sensory care items for youth in the community, “Better Tomorrow Bags” containing toiletries, hygiene products, and self-care items, as well as informational resource materials regarding Neurodiverse Affirming Literature for educators, caregivers, and siblings.

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