NC State Campus Organizations:

BGLA Bisexuals, Gay, Lesbians, and Allies at NC State
meets every other Tuesday evening. BGLA @ NCSU
3114 Talley Student Center, Box 7306 Raleigh, NC 27695

Delta Lamda Phi Fraternity whose purpose is to enhance the quality of life for men, regardless of sexuality, by providing dignified and purposeful social, service, and recreational activities.

Support:

Hopeline (919) 828-4300 24 hour support line

Gay and Lesbian Helpline serves the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender communities of the Triangle, providing non-judgmental peer counseling services, education, information, resource referrals, and documentation of bias crimes over the telephone. The Helpline is staffed Sunday through Thursday from 6:30pm to 9:30pm. Call the Helpline at 919-821-0055.

NCSU Counseling Center 515-2434. Available for individual and couples counseling. Offering a GLBT counseling group each semester. Come by the Center to set up an appointment.

Social:

North Carolina Transgender Resources
Committed to publishing the most comprehensive site of services and information, accurately representing the Transgendered community, in a positive manner.

TriangleGrrrls
TriangleGrrrls outings are dreamed up and organized by each of our members. Anyone may post new activities - no special privileges are necessary. Past outings that our members have organized include plays, dining at restaurants, after-work pub gatherings, club dancing, orienteering, athletic event attendance, live music performances, "Learn To Swing Dance" night, coffee house gatherings, motorcycle rides, golf outings, support groups, and many, many others.

Triangle Tennis Club
Raleigh/Durham/Chapel Hill area's first Gay and Lesbian tennis club.

Gaymes Night (Triangle Community Works)
Enjoy playing board games and card games in a relaxed, fun atmosphere? Come join us for Games Night, an LGBT game-playing social group meeting twice a month in Raleigh. Bring any games you'd like to play. If you don't have any, just show up -- we've got plenty! Feel free to bring snacks or drinks to share. Games Night is a project of TCW in conjunction with Interweave and is free, but donations are gladly accepted. Games Night is alcohol and smoke-free, so if you're looking for a social alternative to the bars, come on out! Games Night starts at 7:30pm on the first and third Fridays of the month.

 

North Carolina Gay & Lesbian Film Festival

NC Pride Marching Band

Triangle Gay Men's Chorus

Raleigh Ensemble Players

 

Visions 711 Rigsbee Ave, Durham; 27701 (919) 688-3002 (areas only Women's Club)

Boxer's Ringside 308 West Main Street, Durham; 27701 (919) 680-2100

CC's (Capital Corral) 313 W Hargett St, Raleigh; 27601 (919) 755-9599

Flex 2 S West St, Raleigh; 27603 (919) 832-8855

Legends 330 W. Hargett St, Raleigh; 27601 (919) 831-8888

Spiritual:

Raleigh: North Carolina Council of Churches 1307 Glenwood Ave. Suite 162 27605-3258 (919)828-6501, 828-6542 (919)828-9697 ckilburn@pagesz.net

Raleigh: North Raleigh United (UCC) (919) 844-6661

Raleigh: St. Mark's Episcopal Church 1725 New Hope Rd., 27604 (919) 231-6767

Raleigh: Pullen Memorial Baptist Church 1801 Hillsborough St., 27605 (919) 828-0897

Raleigh: Spiritual Meditation Group (Tues. 7:30) (919) 363-0900

Raleigh: St. John's Metropolitan Community Church 805 Glenwood Ave. PO Box 5626, Raleigh; 27650-5626 (919) 834-2611

Raleigh: Unitarian Church of Raleigh 3313 Wade Ave, 27607 (919) 781-7635

Excellent Site: Recovery from Bible Abuse

Resources:

The Front Page
NC Gay/Lesbian Newspaper. It is free and published every other Friday.

The White Rabbit
LGBT Bookstore. Wide range of books and periodicals on gay issues. Also great source for pride wear: buttons, shirts, rainbow flags, etc.

Triangle Community Works
Coalition of organizations, individuals, and projects serving the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and allied communities in the Research Triangle Park area (Raleigh, Durham, Chapel Hill) of North Carolina. PO Box 5961, 27650-5961 (919) 781-7574

North Carolina Pride
The Pride Committee of North Carolina's mission statement reflects the fact that despite many social, political and economic gains that have been made by individuals and institutions in various LGBT communities throughout North Carolina, much work still needs to be done. At the same time, however, we understand the need to celebrate our victories and accomplishments.

Lesbian Resource Center
The Lesbian Resource Center’s mission is to visibly and actively promote the health and well-being of the diverse community of lesbians, bisexual womyn, and other womyn who partner with womyn through education, advocacy, resources, and referrals in the North Carolina Triangle area.

NCLYN North Carolina Lambda Youth Network
Provides lgbta young people with support, resources, training and education to build the leadership skills necessary to organize in their communities and address social issues of personal interest and importance. 409 E. Chapel Hil St Durham, NC 27701 phone: (919)683-3037 fax: (919)683-3194

ASPYN A Safer Place Youth Network
Coalition of Lesbian, Gay, Bi, Transgender, Questioning and Allied (LGBTQ&A) youth ages 13 to 23, and adults working together to make Wake County a safe, healthy, and life affirming place for LGBTQ&A Youth. They have an informal Coffee Hangout at Cup a Joe’s at Mission Valley every 4th Saturday.

Political / Advocacy:

Equality PAC
Securing equality and justice for North Carolina's lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community.

Southerns On New Ground (SONG)
Founded in 1993, in the vision of black and white southern lesbians, the purpose of SONG is to build movement across the South for progressive social change by developing models for organizing that connect race, class, culture, gender and sexual identity.

It's Time NC
Established for advancing the social acceptance and political interests of the Transgender and Gender Diverse Community of North Carolina and to coordinate with such groups which might exist including Transgender and Gender Diverse people in their mission statements.

NC Transgender Unity
Providing information and resources for transgendered people, significant others, and friends of transgendered people. All transgendered support groups, political organizations, and other GLBT organizations in the state of North Carolina are promoted and encouraged. Most of all, trying to bring transgendered people together as a community.