Nonprofit · Family & PFLAG
PFLAG Homer Glen / Lockport
Homer Glen, IL · Serving Homer Glen, Lockport and Chicago's southwest suburbs
PFLAG Homer Glen / Lockport is a PFLAG chapter supporting LGBTQ+ people and the parents, family members and allies who love them in Chicago's southwest suburbs. The chapter meets on the last Tuesday of each month, 6:30 to 8 pm, at Cross of Glory in Homer Glen. Meetings are free and confidential, and no membership or advance sign-up is needed. Newcomers can email the chapter to join its mailing list and get news about any change in meeting format or location. The chapter is part of the PFLAG Council of Northern Illinois.
Get help
Come to a monthly meeting (no sign-up needed) or email pflaghgl@pflagillinois.org to join the mailing list; the Council helpline at 630-415-0622 connects callers to local chapters.
Services and resourcesPrograms and services
Monthly support meeting
A free, confidential meeting on the last Tuesday of each month, 6:30 to 8 pm, at Cross of Glory in Homer Glen.
Chicago Pride Parade
Members can join the PFLAG contingent organized by the PFLAG Council of Northern Illinois.
Compiled from PFLAG Homer Glen / Lockport’s own website and public filings. Last checked September 30, 2026. Something out of date? Send a correction.
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