PFLAG New Hampshire
About PFLAG New Hampshire
Since 1986, PFLAG New Hampshire has been a beacon of love and acceptance for LGBTQ people and their families in Concord and throughout the state. Founded when parents of gay children gathered in Manchester to create a supportive community in the state capital, the organization has grown into a statewide network dedicated to building equitable and inclusive communities. PFLAG NH's story reflects the power of ordinary people united by love—from the early founders who recognized the need for support to the coastal members who expanded services to underserved communities. The organization envisions a world where diversity is celebrated and all people are respected, valued, and affirmed regardless of sexual orientation, gender identity, or gender expression. At its heart, PFLAG NH is built on a foundation of loving families united with LGBTQ allies who support one another. Members work together to educate themselves and their communities, speaking up as advocates until all hearts and minds respect and affirm LGBTQ people. Over the years, the organization has adapted to meet evolving community needs, shifting focus to support transgender, non-binary, gender fluid, and intersex individuals. Today, PFLAG New Hampshire remains committed to fighting discrimination in all forms and creating space for marginalized voices. The organization's board and advisory team of dedicated volunteers ensure that individual support groups can focus on their core mission: providing compassionate support, meaningful education, and bold advocacy. PFLAG NH demonstrates that when families and allies lead with love and conviction, transformative change becomes possible.