ANNOUNCEMENTS

  • WEATHER UPDATES - Please monitor this section and social media accounts for information related to hours or closures to ensure the safety of staff and visitors.

  • PLANNED CLOSURES - If you are in an emergency dial 911, if you are in a mental health crisis dial 988.

    • OMAHA FOR US IS TEMPORARILY CLOSED OUT OF AN ABUDANCE OF CAUTION DUE TO A PULBIC HEALTH CONERN.WE WILL RE-OPEN AT 1PM ON SEPTEMBER 30TH.

      • Omaha ForUs’ Clothing Closet and Food/Hygiene Pantry will be CLOSED the following dates. No donations will be accepted on these days. These services will re-open on the next business day according to our posted hours of operation.

        • October 10th (Will re-open October 11th at 10am)

      • Omaha ForUs Community Center will be CLOSED the following dates. No donations will be accepted these days. Omaha ForUs will re-open on the next business day according to our posted hours of operation.

        • October 30th - November 4th (Will re-open November 5th at 1pm)

        • November 27 - 29th (Will re-open December 2nd at 1pm)

        • December 21st - January 1st (Will re-open January 2nd at 10am)

  • CLOTHING DONATION UPDATES - We are specifically looking for donations of “masculine” clothing, accessories (purses, jewelry, etc.), and heels (size 11+) in good condition. Donations are limited to 2 large bags/totes per person, per week.

Community

BUILDING intentional human connection which fosters safe and supportive LGBTQ+ peer networks. YOU belong here!

Equity

DEVELOPING culturally responsive services and enriching programming which honors intersectional, experience.

Space

CREATING dedicated, physical space for study, celebration, care, and community. LGBTQ+ serving organizations under one roof.

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Kris, 72

“I worry about what will happen to me as I get older. When I lost my partner of 31 years to cancer I had no one I could talk to. Everyone at the grief groups I found were straight … I was so uncomfortable, I went once and never went back.”

Jerran, 19

“If you want kids to stay here in Nebraska, we need somewhere to go that’s not a bar. And something to do that’s not thinking about going to a bar. Gay bars can’t be our only source of community, or we’ll leave the first chance we get.”

Sammy, 39

“It’s just not the same if a program or service is built to serve someone else then suddenly opened to LGBTQ+ people. We deserve people trained, places built, and things designed for us - just like anyone else.”

“The place in which I’ll fit will not exist until I make it.”

— James Baldwin