Nonprofit · Family & PFLAG
PFLAG Chicago Metro
Chicago, IL · Serving City of Chicago
PFLAG Chicago Metro is the Chicago chapter of PFLAG, supporting LGBTQ+ people and the parents, family members and allies who love them. It hosts a free hybrid support group on the third Sunday of every month at the Center on Halsted, along with occasional social events, educational programs and advocacy activities, and marches in the Chicago Pride Parade. Its website offers PFLAG guides for supporting a loved one, crisis hotlines and Chicago community directories. To attend a meeting, email the chapter with a note about your connection to the LGBTQ+ community; membership and donations are available online.
Get help
Email chicagometropflag@gmail.com, including your connection to the LGBTQ+ community, to get details for the monthly support meeting.
Services and resourcesPrograms and services
Monthly Support Meeting
A free hybrid (in-person and virtual) support group on the third Sunday of each month, 2:00 to 4:00pm, at the Center on Halsted.
Social events and educational programs
Occasional gatherings and programs for members and families.
Chicago Pride Parade
Chapter members march with a PFLAG Chicago Metro banner.
Resource library
PFLAG guides on supporting LGBTQ+ loved ones, transgender and nonbinary resources, faith, and allyship, plus hotlines and Chicago resource directories.
Compiled from PFLAG Chicago Metro’s own website and public filings. Last checked September 30, 2026. Something out of date? Send a correction.
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