Ohio Immigrant Hotline
This hotline's purpose is to share information about harmful incidents involving immigrants such as ICE arrests and raids, local police assistance in immigration enforcement, mistreatment of immigrants incarcerated for ICE, and hate crimes and bias incidents — whether by individuals or agencies. You can also use the hotline to request resources/guidance on policy matters, lawyer referrals, and get connected to local groups.
Email hotline@ohioimmigrant.org or call 419-777-HELP (4357)
and visit Ohio Immigrant for more info!
Community Assistance
Compass Community Cupboard - Compass Behavioral Health porch cupboard stocked with free non-perishable food and hygiene items
Brown Bag Food Project - provides emergency food to Wood County
Threads of Affirmation - provides free gender-affirming clothing hosted inside The Luna Moon Market in Northtowne Mall Defiance OH
ThreadsOFAffirmationDefi@gmail.com
Sandusky County Food Pantry - providing food to Sandusky County residents (w/ photo ID) once every 30 days
The Pontifex - Host weekly soup kitchen, food pantry, free school uniforms, showers, and warming/cooling center to those in need
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LGBTQ+ Support Lines in U.S.
Trans Lifeline 1-877-565-8860​
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National Suicide Prevention Lifeline 988
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The Trevor Project (212) 695-8650
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SAGE LGBT Elder Hotline 1-877-360-LGBT (5428)
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LGBT National Youth Talkline 800-246-7743
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Health Care
Supportive Healthcare Providers:
What to Look for in a Gender-Affirming Surgeon - by Point of Pride
Legal Aid
LGBTQIA+ End of Life Planning and Issues Presentation by Jozie Hickman
Supportive Legal Aids:
Roger W. Hafford, Attorney at Law
Albrechta & Coble, LTD
Faith Groups
Supportive Local Faith-Based Groups:
206 N Park Ave, Fremont OH​
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Clyde First and Greensprings United Methodist Church
510 W Maple St, Clyde OH
LGBTQ+ Friendly Businesses
Support Local Inclusive Businesses
Looking for LGBTQ+ friendly businesses in Central Ohio?
Check out Lavender Listings – a Stonewall Columbus go-to guide for inclusive and supportive local businesses!
Join now and get listed!
Visit lavenderlistings.com
Protest Safety Tips
Speak up & Take notes
The right to protest is a fundamental human right guaranteed by the First Amendment, including the right to document police doing their jobs!
Check in
Someone should always know where you are -- Find a protest buddy and a homebase buddy.
Wind down
Bring your own water and snacks, have an aftercare plan, and don't go straight home
Don't speak to police without an attorney, reach out for help if you need it!
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Ohio National lawyers Guild (614) 654-6477
ACLU of Ohio (614) 586-1958
Equality Ohio legal clinic (855) 542-8529
Visit TransOhio to read more!
35 Actions You Can Take
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Protest and call your representatives!
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Amplify voices from those on the ground
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Stay informed on macro and local news
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Educate yourself on intersectional World issues
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Divest from unethical companies and support local businesses
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Share verified resources