Community Organizations

TLGBQ Arkansans organizing to dismantle oppression and build community.

End Overdose has teamed up with the Arkansas Department of Public Health to saturate the state with free naloxone and overdose response education.

To end the epidemic of HIV in Arkansas, Engaging Arkansas Communities provides HIV/STI prevention education and testing and provides innovative, educational opportunities in all aspects of the sexual health concerns of marginalized communities.

Reproductive + abortion support serving Northwest Arkansas & the southern Ozarks.

The NWA Center for Sexual Assault provides a safe haven of healing and hope to adult survivors of sexual violence or harassment, and their loved ones, while tirelessly working toward a safer future for all through education and awareness.

Giving platform connecting donors to local nonprofits; hosts annual giving day.

Arkansas Justice Reform Coalition works to end mass incarceration led by the voices of the families and individuals of those directly impacted. We envision a community that centers safety, prevention of harm, and alternatives to incarceration.

The Northwest Arkansas Council is a nonprofit dedicated to advancing economic opportunity, workforce development, infrastructure, health care and quality of life in the region. The Council’s more than 100 members include many of the region’s leading employers, such as Walmart, Tyson Foods, J.B. Hunt Transport Services, Simmons Foods and George’s, Inc.

Intransitive works to advance the cause of Trans liberation in Arkansas through art, education, advocacy, organizing and culture in order to create effective systemic change and on-the-ground impact. We focus on supporting and building the leadership of Trans people with the commitment to a vision and strategy rooted in the grassroots experience of Trans migrants of color.

Northwest Arkansas Equality is a nonprofit community education, advocacy, resource, and service organization supporting the LGBTQ community.

Our program's mission is to prevent the transmission of HIV and Syphilis in Northwest Arkansas through outreach and prevention education. The program provides free, confidential HIV and Syphilis testing and resources for the community.

The Equality Crew in Northwest Arkansas is dedicated to creating a welcoming and inclusive community where LGBTQ+ youth and allies can have fun and be themselves.

The Hillbilly Harlots are a non-profit group of hillbilly nuns who have made it their life mission to go out and spread love and joy through education, awareness, sexual education, and good ole southern hospitality.

Mount Sequoyah Center is a mission-driven hospitality and events non-profit that provides lodging, meeting spaces, and thoughtfully curated experiences for retreats, celebrations, and community gatherings, grounded in values of inclusion and belonging. Revenue generated through rentals, programs, and partnerships is reinvested into the campus to preserve its historic grounds and to advance arts, culture, accessibility, and inclusive community impact. For additional information, read our commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion here: https://mountsequoyah.org/vision/#culture

Queer Camp in Fayetteville, Arkansas offers year-round programming for 2SLGBTQIA+ youth and ally friends to let loose and have fun in an inclusive setting.

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