Sponsor a safe haven of self discovery​

Help someone attend a Transmission event! 

Donations are processed through our nonprofit fiscal sponsor, Positive Images.

Our Tax ID is #94-3137845. Online Donations will receive a receipt via the Harness Giving Platform.

Your contributions (of any size) are tax deductible!

Donations will provide partial and full scholarships for transmasculine and nonbinary individuals who couldn’t otherwise attend Transmission. Systemic discrimination in employment, healthcare, and housing leaves many transgender people, especially BIPOC folks, facing poverty, homelessness, and violence. At our 2024 event, 71% of attendees required scholarships. Overall, 60% of attendees were BIPOC.

Transmission fosters connection, personal growth, and community in a supportive environment. It offers structured workshops, outdoor activities, and discussions while also encouraging participant-led sessions where attendees can share skills and experiences. Many describe Transmission as a transformative experience—often their only opportunity to be surrounded by other transmasculine people without societal pressures. 

Transmission provides a rare and essential refuge, offering safety, connection, and healing. With trans people facing alarmingly high suicide rates—82% considering and 40% attempting—this space is more critical than ever. As national hostility rises, Transmission fosters belonging and resilience, allowing attendees to feel safe, supported, and valued. Many participants have shared that the retreat gave them hope and a renewed desire to live, making it a vital investment in community well-being. 

Continue scrolling to see pictures from past events and read feedback left by participants.

Every donation matters! We're strong because of our collective support of one another. 

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What they’re saying

  • "It was powerful, healing, transformative, and a damn good time!"

  • "I felt like I could just exist here and be myself without first having to establish and justify myself, even to myself."

  • "I came in shut down, burnt out, thinking I’d facilitate workshops and be alone. Instead, y’all made space for me to open up and begin to trust again. Thank you so much."

  • "I really enjoyed that there was time to naturally interact with others… The BIPOC talking circle felt so genuine and safe, I’m glad I got to be there."

  • "It inspired me to believe we can all keep growing and changing for the better when we work to do so collectively."