PFLAG Madison
About PFLAG Madison
PFLAG Madison is a caring community organization rooted in the mission to create a just and affirming world for LGBTQ people and those who love them. Founded as part of PFLAG National in 1973, the Madison chapter has spent decades building meaningful connections within the local community, serving as a bridge between LGBTQ individuals and their families during times of transition and growth. Led by dedicated volunteers like President Jeanne Williams, PFLAG Madison recognizes that acceptance and understanding begin at home—with parents, siblings, spouses, and close friends. The organization understands the real challenges families face when navigating sexual orientation and gender identity, offering a safe space where people can share experiences, ask questions, and find unconditional support. Beyond individual support, PFLAG Madison is committed to systemic change, working visibly to combat discrimination and advocate for equal civil rights in the Madison, Wisconsin area. The organization believes that diversity strengthens communities and that education and dialogue are essential tools for building a more accepting society. By bringing together people from all walks of life around shared values of love, respect, and equality, PFLAG Madison demonstrates that support for LGBTQ individuals extends far beyond the individual—it's a community-wide commitment to human dignity and belonging.