Best Gay & Lesbian Organization Springfield Near Me

Sherry. F. Conley: Not much going

ERIC NICHOLS: Very cozy and homie. GLO Center is a great place for coffee and a meeting. Very welcoming.

alia brown: It's cool and all but my complaint is that the back to school pool party thing is on the night before the first day of school and now my daughter can't go :(

Meredith F: I'm an original member of the 1st youth group (Hey Galaxy!) which was more than a place to make friends but also gave me a place to go that wasn't around my parents when they were in a mood. I'm still friends with so many people decades later. I can not recommend it enough. I wish I were still in the area so I could go to meetings and volunteer.

Anja Williams: My kids enjoy attending GLOs youth group every week. Its so wonderful that we have this place where LGBTQ+ youth can hang out and be accepted and safe. My kids have made a lot of great friends here!

Christopher M. Bingham: Excellent meeting space and cool vibe on C Street.

Daniel Ferguson: Great place to visit and hang out , we are lucky to have a place like GLO here in Springfield!

Brandee Benz: Welcoming and very cozy! 🌈

Page Lewis: It's a good place to gather on days when there's meetings and is a supportive place to go if your apart of LGBTQ+ community

Dana Price: I had never been there before, but they were having an Art Show. It was fabulous, and they had live entertainment that was unbelievable.

The Lobster Daddy: I dont even remember this place honestly, but clearly i had no negative experiences so here we are

Arin Brutlag: An excellent resource for the community!

Michael R.: It is a wonderful place for the GLBT+ CAN be with friends.

Addison McVey: Great place always clean and is an accepting place for the LGBTQ+ community.

Paul Koehn: Yup, it's there.. too politically leaning. My nephew uses their sevices

P0pR0x: Amazing! They were so friendly and fun. I loved it so much.

Mandy Monsees: Best place in Springfield

Dream On: I am part of the Galaxy Youth Group Alumni. When I walked in I was greeted by a Trans group going on. I wanted to know if GLO had any AA/NA groups & they where very helpful in pointing me in the right direction to find out.THANKS YOU GUYS! 😀 I am newly back in Springfield & I look forward to attending any groups that might mesh well with me.

Michael Blackmoon: They're very disconnected from mental health and wellness concerns, and actual concerns affecting the LGBTQ community. It's just a place to be social. They're not open to other support groups for mental health and wellness.

Candace Kovacs: We were looking for a support group but what we saw and felt was nothing of the sort. They are very disconnected to each other and new people. No one at the table to greet us and had to wait for someone to give us a tour...we had no idea where to sit and for new people the environment was not welcoming. The facilitators just sat there chit chatting with each other. Many kids were cursing. We came back for the group meeting and what we heard was ridiculous "dont say F@@@ you and pee on their desk" these words repeatedly about 6 times in group when discussing an upcoming meeting where they wanted to impress the client. The main facilitator finally stopped signing to another member (so disconnected) and then said we should all be potty trained and repeated the dont say FU....what a joke.This is just a hang out...no educational info, no support group, no discussions....will never return until someone gets this place organized and starts supporting their fellow LGBTQ community.

Sherry fire Conley: Love you so much baby I love you too

C Taylor: If the latest past events have been lame stale and just not effort it is obvious. There is no real unity in Springfield left it's all about the look.

Denise Morgan-Irish: Let's flood Pridefest with the Wonderful reviews it deserves and bury ignorant reviews like the last person left!! #loveislove #OzarksPride