The IGLTA Foundation brought together IGLTA Convention attendees and community members to support the Nettelhorst School.

Chicago Volunteer Day

IGLTA Foundation Projects Make Big Impact in One-Day Volunteer Blitz
More than 50 volunteers clean city park, help hungry, and transform school in Chicago

On May 14, 2013 the IGLTA Foundation hosted a volunteer day to support three Chicago organizations… Read more »

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Give Out Day - 05/09/2013

Get ready to Give OUT!

On May 9th, 2013 show your support for the IGLTA Foundation in the 1st national Give OUT Day for the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender & Queer community.

Give OUT Day is a new national initiative that aims to mobilize the entire LGBTQ & ally community on a single day across the country to give in support of LGBTQ nonprofits.… Read more »

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Scholarships Awarded

Building Bridges Scholarships bring tourism industry newcomers from five countries to Chicago for the IGLTA Annual Global Convention.

The IGLTA Foundation recently selected the recipients of its first Building Bridges Scholarships, a diverse group that hails from five different countries in South America, Africa, and North America.… Read more »

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Global Symposium: We’re Out, Are You In?

On Tuesday, February 5th, The IGLTA Foundation held its first symposium on LGBT travel.  ”We’re Out, Are You In?” was designed to support the Foundation’s mission: Using the power of LGBT travel to build bridges with communities worldwide.  … Read more »

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A fond farewell to Travis Ferland

Dear Friends,

The past six months have been a whirlwind of progress for the recently established IGLTA Foundation as we work to build bridges with communities worldwide.

In November 2012 we engaged Travis Ferland as interim Executive Director on a short-term contract to help guide and oversee the foundation’s initial startup phase. … Read more »

Our mission is to use the power of LGBT travel to build bridges with communities worldwide. Those bridges, in turn, enable understanding, awareness and commerce to flourish in diverse communities around the globe.