PFLAG Chattanooga

PFLAG Chattanooga is a dedicated support organization serving LGBTQ+ individuals, their parents, families, and allies throughout the Chattanooga, TN community. As part of the nation's largest organization focused on supporting and advocating for LGBTQ+ people, PFLAG Chattanooga provides comprehensive resources and services designed to foster understanding, acceptance, and inclusion.

The organization offers monthly in-person support meetings held on the third Sunday of each month from 1 p.m. to 2:30 p.m., creating a welcoming space for individuals to share experiences and connect with others. Beyond regular meetings, PFLAG Chattanooga delivers educational outreach and access to a variety of resources that help families navigate their journeys with confidence and compassion. The chapter also administers the Matt and Frances Nevels Mutual Aid Fund, providing direct financial assistance to LGBTQ+ individuals in the Chattanooga area facing urgent needs such as housing, transportation, and healthcare support.

Founded in July 1993 by Matt and Frances Nevels, PFLAG Chattanooga remains committed to creating an equitable and inclusive world where all people are respected and valued. Whether you're seeking information, personal support, or opportunities to advocate for LGBTQ+ rights and equality, PFLAG Chattanooga serves as a resource hub and community gathering place. The organization works to educate allies, support families, and advocate for just policies that protect and empower the LGBTQ+ community in Chattanooga and beyond.