PEUGEOT donated £10,000 via the Attitude Foundation to be divided equally among the 10 winners of the PEUGEOT Attitude PRIDE Awards Europe, supported by British Airways. Each honouree has given £1,000 to a cause close to their heart. Here’s how Jessica Kellgren-Fozard shared hers… (Photo Markus Bidaux) In 1983, a group of activists turned an empty house in Islington, north London, into a refuge called Fallout for queer teenagers who had nowhere else to go. With the age of con

PEUGEOT donated £10,000 via the Attitude Magazine Foundation to be divided equally among the 10 winners of the PEUGEOT Attitude PRIDE Awards Europe, supported by British Airways. Each honouree has given £1,000 to a cause close to their heart. Here’s how Diogo Vieira da Silva shared his… (Photo Markus Bidaux) Watching WorldPride Madrid in 2017 made Portuguese LGBTQ+ activist Diogo Vieira da Silva stop and think. Why couldn’t his hometown of Porto bring people together in the s

The Attitude Foundation awarded $5,000 BBD to Equals Barbados to support Barbados Pride 2027 and the community and educational activities that surround it. The funding will help create opportunities for connection, celebration and learning, while providing much-needed respite for LGBTQ+ Barbadians who continue to face discrimination and exclusion in their daily lives. Founded in 2012, Equals Barbados has grown into one of the country's leading LGBTQ+ organisations, providing

PEUGEOT has once again donated £10,000 via the Attitude Magazine Foundation for winners of the PEUGEOT Attitude PRIDE Awards Europe, supported by British Airways, to give to a cause close to their heart. Here’s how 2025 honouree Miss Tess Tickle shared hers… (Photo Markus Bidaux) Twenty counselling sessions, 60 food-bank parcels, and a hotel break for a family facing their father’s cancer treatment - that is exactly what Miss Tess Tickle’s £1,000 share of PEUGEOT’s donation v

A lanyard can speak volumes. At Leicestershire Partnership NHS Trust (LPT), Pride Progress lanyards are helping create positive change for LGBTQ+ patients and staff. Through joint funding from the Attitude Foundation and the Paul Cottingham Trust, the LPT purchased 1,000 lanyards in response to staff requests for this visible symbol of support. “These symbols surpass mere representation - they actively encourage open conversations, allowing people to discuss topics they might

The Attitude Foundation proudly made a donation to the Erasing 76 Crimes project, assisting a jailed lesbian couple. Many of us who are fortunate to live in countries where being LGBTQ+ isn’t a crime may take this liberty for granted, where we’re free to live as our true selves without fear of being arrested - or worse. However, this is a luxury that countless people across the world aren’t afforded, as highlighted by the work of the Erasing 76 Crimes project. Since its incep

The University of Hull has teamed up with the Attitude Magazine Foundation to launch a new LGBTQ scholarship for students. The Attitude Foundation Scholarships will support six students from the LGBTQ+ community with £1,000 each to support the cost of their studies at Hull. It builds on the University's commitment to widening participation at Higher Education level, and follows the recent success of the Jeremy Round Scholarship. Hayley Elahee, LGBTQ student representative at

TV’s Judge Rob Rinder recently became a patron of Kyle and Garry Ratcliffe’s charity, Curly’s Legacy. BBC DIY SOS’s most famous family have partnered with the Attitude Magazine Foundation to give back. The Virgin Atlantic Attitude Awards, powered by Jaguar, which premiere on Tuesday 1st December on Attitude’s YouTube channel, are to benefit the Attitude Foundation for LGBTQ causes. Attitude’s own registered charity has raised and distributed more than £250,000 since summer 20

Anyone who watched It's A Sin on Channel 4 will have been moved, and angered, by the way people living with HIV were treated in the 1980s and early 1990s. While much has changed since those dark days, thanks to advances in treatment and understanding, living well with HIV can still present challenges, particularly for those facing financial hardship or additional health complications. That's where The Food Chain comes in. The London-based charity supports people living with H

• Drag queens Courtney Act, Peppermint, The Vivienne and Miss Tickle race off in the all-electric Jaguar I-PACE in charity challenge mini-series. • Quartet go head-to-head on the track to raise £20,000 for LGBTQ+ charities via the Attitude Magazine Foundation • Watch heat one with Courtney Act and The Vivienne out now • Stay tuned for the second heat on the 3rd October 2019 at 9.00am BST, with the Grand Final being released on 7th October 2019 at 9.00am BST Monday 30th Sept

…Of its own World Cup. But Russia’s London embassy flies the rainbow flag to mark Pride weekend exit. Russia’s London embassy was flying the Rainbow flag last night, with a message championing its country’s incredible donation to the LGBTQ+ community during this year’s World Cup. Paddy Power, creators of the ‘Rainbow Russians’ campaign launched at the start of the tournament, has been donating to the Attitude Foundation for LGBTQ+ causes for every Russian goal scored. As Russ

Just two weeks ago, at the seventh annual Virgin Holidays Attitude Awards, powered by Jaguar, the Inspiration Award was presented by singer John Grant to Judy and Dennis Shepard. It was 20 years ago, to that very evening, that their gay son Matthew was abducted, assaulted and left to die on a fence in his hometown of Laramie, Wyoming. He would succumb to his injuries five days later. It was a killing that would scar America, and Matthew’s name and face became impregnated on t

The Attitude Foundation awarded £10,000 to the Peter Tatchell Foundation to support its ongoing work promoting and protecting human rights in the UK and around the world. The unrestricted funding helped strengthen the Foundation's advocacy, education and campaigning work across a wide range of issues, including LGBTQ+ equality, freedom of expression and protection from discrimination. Few figures have left a bigger mark on the LGBTQ+ rights movement than Peter Tatchell. For m