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Share your love with LGBTQ+ People in Russia

On November 30th, it will be a year since Russia’s Supreme Court declared the «International LGBT movement» as extremist. This decision hasn’t just threatened our community —it’s criminalized self-expression and stoked fear for thousands of queer Russians. But at ComingOut, we believe that even in the darkest times, unconditional love can defeat fear.


To keep offering safe support spaces, guidance, and resources, we must build a reliable monthly donation foundation. By joining as a recurring donor, you can help us reach our goal of €1,500 per month. Your support means we can continue to stand beside each person who reaches out, ensuring they’re met with warmth, care, and a community that won’t abandon them.


In a time when being who you are can feel dangerous, your support helps us keep going. Join us in creating real change and showing that compassion and courage can thrive even under pressure.

Progress so far:

332 / 1500 euros in monthly donations

22.1%

Have a glimpse of how many people trust us every month of the year:

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is the number of Russian queer people we reach every month
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Thanks to your support and our work, all of them have a friendly shoulder to rely on.

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Our default currency is euros but all currencies are accepted. When you make your gift it will simply be for the equivalent amount in your currency. 

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