Pride Month celebrations across the nation are seeing sponsors reduce their support or withdraw it entirely in response to political pressure from the Trump administration. But organizers in Cedar ...

Corporate Pride partnerships are cooling off, and the trend is alarming. In 2025, there was a noticeable drop in corporate ...

It’s also an opportunity. The corporate exodus has been swift and financially devastating. According to one Associated Press report, NYC Pride is staring down a $750,000 budget gap.San Francisco ...

Nashville Pride will have only one presenting sponsor this year after two large corporations that have acted as presenting sponsors for years have withdrawn — largely echoing a trend seen across ...

As dozens of corporations pull their sponsorships from LGBTQ+ Pride events, several more companies and even local governments have also stopped supporting Juneteenth celebrations. Keep up with the ...

The annual celebration of San Francisco's LGBTQ community lost big sponsors earlier this year -- and now, it's losing funding ...

Anheuser-Busch, known for decades as a supporter of the LGBTQ community, also declined to sponsor the 2025 Pride Festival in its hometown of St. Louis, according to that event's organizers.

As an ally and advocate...I will be supporting other community events that don't put our community at risk of physical danger ...

Heritage of Pride, the umbrella organization behind NYC Pride and other LGBTQ+ events in New York City, is fundraising to narrow a $750,000 budget gap after companies withdrew.Meanwhile, Budweiser ...

Organizers of New York's flagship Pride celebration recently rang the alarm on a $750,000 budget shortfall threatening their ability to fund some crucial event services. They're now asking for ...

Bud Light was the event's presenting sponsor in 2024 but is no longer listed on the Pride Fest website, which boasts more than two dozen sponsors for this year's event.

Utah’s 2 pride festivals lost sponsors in 2025. Here’s what that means for attendees. Ongoing DEI backlash means tighter budgets and smaller Pride Month celebrations, Utah LGBTQ+ nonprofits say.