US EditionSeveral Big Corporate Sponsors Decline to Participate In SF Pride This Year, Because Trump
- Several major companies, including Benefit Cosmetics and Comcast, have withdrawn financial support for San Francisco Pride this year, leading to a loss of approximately $300,000, according to SF Pride executive director Suzanne Ford.
- Ford noted that the budget goal for this year's event is $2.3 million, with nearly $1 million already committed, but an additional $1.3 million is still needed.
- The event, scheduled for June 28-29, 2025, aims to celebrate the LGBTQ+ community under this year's theme, 'Queer Joy is Resistance.'
- La Crema maintained its commitment to supporting Pride and the LGBTQ+ community, despite rumors of distancing from DEI efforts.
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Fox NewsSan Francisco Pride takes financial hit after major companies pull sponsorships amid DEI fallout
The organizers of San Francisco Pride (SF Pride) shared financial concerns due to major companies pulling funding this year. SF Pride executive director Suzanne Ford said that the show will still go on, but organizers are going to have to make due with a smaller budget. Ford expressed suspicion this was part of a wave of businesses distancing themselves from diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programs under the Trump administration. “I’m ver…
Several Big Corporate Sponsors Decline to Participate In SF Pride This Year, Because Trump
Comcast, Anheuser-Busch, and booze conglomerate Diageo are among the corporations that are backing away from supporting San Francisco's LGBTQ Pride celebrations this year, marking some shameful fair-weather-friend behavior in a time of frightening fascist action.Corporate sponsorship, and the concept of "pink-washing" during Pride season, have become increasingly controversial in recent years. Social media posts often remind the community that "…
NEWS HEADLINES: ‘I’m Very Concerned’ * 100PercentFedUp.com * by Russell Bartlett – U-S-NEWS.COM
Organizers of one of the world’s biggest LGBT ‘Pride’ events are sounding the alarm as former sponsors are pulling out of the divisive event many Americans see as offensive. After President Donald Trump’s second term seemed to reflect a societal turn away from the gender- and sexuality-based agenda of the far left, SF Pride Executive Director Suzanne Ford opted to point a finger at the current administration when complaining about the lack of fu…
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