LGBTQ in Billings & Montana

The premier student organization for LGBTQ people and and allies at MSUB. Holds regular meetings through the fall and spring semesters.

Dedicated to fostering a campus climate that welcomes diversity through educational, cultural, and social programming activities to assist in the recruitment, transition, retention, and engagement of minority students. Student Union Building Rm 223. 406-896-5902

Staffed by mid-level practitioners, mental health counselors, and registered nurses. Mental health counseling and clinical services are provided at both the University Campus (406-657-2153) and City College (406-247-3027).

MSUB's open and affirming campus ministry organization. Affiliated with multiple mainline/progressive Christian denominations. Holds regular programming throughout the academic year, including discussion sessions, game/movie nights, and worship.

A nonprofit organization that coordinates the Billings annual pride in June and operates an LGBTQ resource center downtown. 406 Pride hosts events throughout the year and actively recruits volunteers. The resource center is located downtown in the north wing of Billings First Congregational Church.

A weekly drop-in group for middle and high school age youth who identify as LGBTQ+ and allies. Meets at Grace United Methodist Church.

A support group for parents, siblings, and allies of LGBTQIA+ individuals. Maintains a Facebook group and meets regularly in-person.

A support and discussion group for gender-diverse individuals and allies.

A social organization for mature gay and bisexual men. Promotes friendship, activities, support, and personal growth.

Supports local families and friends living with HIV/AIDS by providing home cooked meals, hygiene products, access to emergency funds, donated meals, etc. Located on the 2nd floor of Billings First Congregational Church.

A grassroots organization in Billings that envisions an informed community that is free of hatred, intolerant of intolerance, and where justice thrives.

A not-for-profit organization committed to increasing HIV/AIDS awareness and providing prevention and client services in Montana.

Advocates for acceptance and well-being for the Two Spirit community. Hosts an annual gathering for Montana and the surrounding states.

A Facebook group for Montana's queer community. Includes discussions and event postings.

An annual festival celebrating strides in human rights, equality, and the continuing dialogue on a number of important issues. Takes place in Bozeman.

Pride Foundation inspires a culture of generosity that connects and strengthens Northwest organizations, leaders, and students who are creating LGBTQ equality.