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We make aging better for LGBTQ+ people nationwide. How? We show up and speak out for the issues that matter to us. We teach. We answer your calls. We connect—generations, each other, allies. We win. And together, we celebrate. Learn more about our mission and core values.

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December 15, 2024
New York, NY

SAGE’s annual TOYS PARTY will be
returning for its 39th year!

National Volunteer Month Spotlight: Meet Jeffery Kassel, a SAGE Volunteer since 1983

In the spirit of National Volunteer Month, we’re excited to share Jeffery Kassel’s story as one of our longest volunteers at SAGE. Jeffery’s dinner service alone accounts for ~52,000 meals served at Edie Windsor since 2012, and he has been […]

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FACT SHEET: LGBTQ+ Older Adults Can’t Afford Cuts to Medicaid

Medicaid is a lifeline for LGBTQ+ older people. Over 7 million low-income older people age 65+ are enrolled in Medicaid, including at least 1.2 million LGBTQ+ older people. Medicaid is the only option for paid home-based care, and fills in […]

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  • Paulette Thomas, SAGE Harlem participant

    SAGE is a place for one human being to reach out to another. To be around like-minded people who understand your age and your identity–as a woman of color, as a lesbian–it’s great.

    — Paulette Thomas, SAGE Harlem participant
  • Max Micozzi, SAGE Metro Portland

    Being a SAGE affiliate connects us with SAGE's national work. It helps us to succeed with programming, advocacy, direct impact, and positive outcomes for our ever-growing LGBT older population.

    — Max Micozzi, SAGE Metro Portland