Luc,
Imagine living in a country that refuses to acknowledge you exist. That's the reality for gay, lesbian, bi, and trans people living in the Caribbean nation of Barbados. And it's about to get even worse.
In just five days, a powerful coalition of religious groups are organizing a giant anti-equality march in Barbados – the first of its kind. They're reporting over 50,000 people will pour onto the streets, spouting homophobic hate.
That's why our partner group in Barbados, B-GLAD, has asked us to help publish a huge, pro-equality ad in Sunday's national newspaper. The ad will be seen by thousands of people all over the island with a message of love and acceptance, right before the anti-equality march.
We only need to raise $3,000 in the next THREE DAYS to put this powerful plan into motion. Can you help raise up the voices of lesbian, gay, bi, and trans people in Barbados and chip in today?
CHIP IN
It's illegal to be gay in Barbados. Worse still, conservative Christian groups make any progress to change these laws impossible. But they're feeling the heat. Threatened by the progress other countries have made this year on equality, they've been hard at work recruiting people from every single church on the island to join in this giant stand against equality.
In addition to the ad, B-GLAD is going to organize a counter march the same day. With such powerful public messages, lesbian, gay, bi, and trans voices in Barbados won’t be drowned out, and authorities in Barbados will have to face reality.
But it all starts with you, Luc. Can you chip in to help our friends at B-GLAD show Barbados a giant message of love?
CHIP IN
A few months ago, 900 of us donated to pay for a massive billboard van to tour Northern Ireland’s capital protesting a proposed anti-gay law. The law was stopped in its tracks. Now we have a new and unique chance to get our message heard at the most strategic moment in Barbados.
Will you chip in now? B-GLAD needs just $3,000 dollars. If we pass our goal, your donation will help power the fight for equality all over the world. No donation is too small:
Thanks for going All Out,
Andre, Oscar, Sarah, Leandro, Andora, Rose, Lucy, Kate, and the rest of the All Out team.
P.S. Our partners in Barbados, B-GLAD, have a big, brave plan to build visibility and fight hate. With your help, they plan to launch an unmissable pro-equality ad in the national newspaper just days before the huge anti-gay march. Can you chip in?go.allout.org/en/a/barbados-give 
