• Building Community

    We build community by our presence, by creating safe spaces, and by being responsive

  • Providing Support

    We offer peer support, our presence in community during times of negativity and direction to those in need to resources

  • Raise Awareness

    We educate, inform, and engage in meaningful change dialogue

Events

Pride Community Center uses social media, this website, and linktree to promote the events we are involved in, co-hosting, or originating in the Brazos Valley area. Some of these are listed below.

Monthly ActivitiesUpcoming Events
1st Mondays: Parent’s Family and Friends Support Group
details		2024 Fall Hamburger Potluck
details
2nd Tuesdays: Coffee Shop Social
details		2024 Brazos Valley Transgender Day of Remembrance
details
2nd Mondays: Gender Affirming Support Group
details		World AIDS Day
1st Wednesdays: Profit Share at Grub Burger Bar
details

Volunteer

Please fill out and submit the form below to volunteer for an upcoming event or one of our committees. Your volunteership is important to us. If your employer has a matching volunteer program, please let us know by emailing the details to volunteer@pridecc.org

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES ARE ON A ROLLING BASIS, STAY TUNED ON OUR SOCIAL MEDIA TO GET INVOLVED.
Activity SignUp
2024 General Volunteering Sign Up Form
   Resource Table Volunteering Sign Up Form
   2024 Fall Hamburger Potluck Sign Up Form
2024 Brazos Valley TDOR Vigil Sign up Form

Testimonials

The Children’s Museum of the Brazos Valley would like to sincerely thank The Pride Community Center for their kindness, professionalism, and willingness to share their knowledge and lived experiences with our staff during our staff wide training. Katrina and the PCC staff made staff feel welcome, and encouraged staff to share their questions, and participate in discussions. Everyone from PCC was well versed in best practices and current research which helped our staff to better understand not only why creating community and allyship is important for the LGBTQ community, but how to do so. 

Hannah McCurrin
Director of Education
Children’s Museum of the Brazos Valley