Several of the nation’s largest LGBTQ Pride celebrations are down hundreds of thousands of dollars in corporate sponsorships this year, with some event organizers saying promised funds have been ...

Some said if the sponsors hadn't completely withdrawn ... organizers feel at ease because "pride is not corporate label," according to deHarte. "Pride is people. Pride is people in the community ...

LGBTQ+ Pride festivals across the country have faced significant sponsorship challenges this year, with some losing corporate partners that collectively provided six-figure donations. As a result ...

Marty Zuniga, who helps organize PrideFest in St. Louis — one of the Midwest’s biggest LGBTQ+ celebrations — could tell by January that this season would be unlike any he’s seen.

Nationally, Pride organizations have seen sponsors pull out of events amid a corporate retreat from DEI initiatives, The New York Times reported. The pullback from DEI initiatives comes as ...

WASHINGTON — The White House Easter Egg Roll is accepting corporate sponsors this year to defray costs associated with the event — which brought a record 40,000 guests to the South Lawn in 2024.

JMF Corporation, the nonprofit led by Five Points entrepreneur Norman Harris, is appealing to the public for support after “a sharp decline in corporate sponsorships,” according to a statement ...

The White House is reportedly planning to offer corporate sponsorships for its annual Easter Egg Roll in April, breaking decades of tradition that keep public office and private profits separate.