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A new Ohio LGBTQ+ nonprofit emerges from 'a deep belief that community care can change lives'
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A new Ohio LGBTQ+ nonprofit emerges from 'a deep belief that community care can change lives'
(Photo illustration by Ben Jodway / Glacier Lake photo by Jack Pearce via Flickr) In just the past year, Rae’s Safe Haven launched as a nonprofit in serving queer residents in Mahoning County, Ohio, found a permanent physical space and is now gearing up to host a name-change clinic for transgender community members at the end of July. The outreach organization was named after the aunt of founder DJ DiVincenzo, who provided a safe space for DJ gr…
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