PRIDE 2025

Thanks for making Pride a success!

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Thanks for making Pride a success! -

On June 7, more than 1,300 people gathered in downtown Red Wing for the third annual Pride celebration. This event was coordinated by ASPIRE (Authentic Student Pride through Individuality, Respect, and Education), a program of RiseUp Partnership that strives to create supportive connections and safe communities for 2SLGBTQIA+ youth and allies.

This year, Pride participants enjoyed arts and crafts, music, and the perennial favorite: a red carpet walk. This event is possible because of dozens of volunteers and donors who work to make it fun and accessible for all participants.

We can’t wait to see you next year! 

"The most fun, welcoming, and impactful event I've ever been to in this town in my 20+ years of living here!"

Photo credit: Pam Dusbabek

Ways to Help

Online donations have associated processing fees.

If you'd prefer to donate by check to avoid these fees, please send your check to: RiseUp Partnership, 410 Guernsey Ln, Red Wing, MN 55066 with "PRIDE" in the memo line. Please include a note to indicate how you would like to be acknowledged on the sponsor banner. Unless otherwise noted, we will use the name on the check.

Thanks for helping us make Red Wing Pride 2025 an amazing afternoon! 

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Regional Survey

The Council on LGBTQIA2S+ Minnesotans (MNQT) is conducting a comprehensive community needs assessment, including a statewide community needs survey. This survey is an opportunity for LGBTQIA2S+ individuals 18 and older and parents/caregivers of LGBTQIA2S+ youth to share experiences, challenges, and priorities to help shape policies, programs, and advocacy efforts in Minnesota. The Council is made up of staff, 12 Governor-appointed public voting members, and four legislators, and it is a non-partisan state agency created to advise the Governor, legislature, and state agencies on LGBTQIA2S+ issues in Minnesota.