Glass Closet Events is putting on a queer mutual aid fundraiser for our pal Arlo, who is having gender affirming surgery next month. We have had several lovely local queers come forward and volunteer to perform for this event - you can expect a mixed bag of wacky queer creatives performing everything from spoken word to circus hoop to drag and burlesque!

Tickets for this event are Pay What You Can, with 100% of the proceeds from this event going towards medical expenses and post-operative care. Please contribute whatever you are able as your donation.

You can also purchase raffle tickets to enter for cute crafts, baked goods, tickets to queer events, and more!

Drinks are available from the bar - please consider making a purchase as the venue has been lovely enough to offer us this space!

We would appreciate your help in sharing this event with your friends and communities. You can share directly from OutSavvy to WhatsApp, Message, or Snapchat, or you can share our instagram post to your story - find us here.

We also have a group chat! https://chat.whatsapp.com/FCh3Ps63iQa7g29T0SFSDg

Cant make it but want to donate?

https://www.gofundme.com/f/arlo-top-surgery?utm_campaign=p_cp+share-sheet&utm_medium=copy_link_all&utm_source=customer

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