Parents, Families and Friends,
of Lesbians And Gays Detroit
PO Box 1169 Royal Oak Mi 48068 248-656-2875
PFLAG Detroit Programs
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PFLAG Detroit offers various programs to support GLBT people and their families.
PFLAG-Detroit is pleased
to provide (2) two $500 college scholarship to students who have
shown support for gay, lesbian, bisexual, or transgender individuals
or programs. 
The Marie-Kristin Friedow Memorial Scholarship, funded by her family, is being provided to another recipient. PFLAG Detroit is honored to provide a second scholarship this year to honor their daughter. To learn more about Marie-Kristin Friedow, click the Marie's cap.
Scholarships are open to all persons regardless of sexual orientation or gender identity/expression.
Congratulations to our 2011 winners
Alexa
Van Vliet
Winner of PFLAG Detroit’s 2011 Scholarship Award
Nick Thornton
Winner of Marie-Kristin Friedow Memorial Scholarship
Click to view our nominees applications
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Scholarship Qualifications
Applicant must attend a higher education facility in the same year. Applicant’s home address MUST be in Wayne, Oakland, or Macomb Counties. Yes, You may nominate yourself! Nominations for the Scholarship Program begin September 1st of each each year and must be submitted on or before May 30th of each year to be considered. Awards will be made annually at the second Sunday of August General Meeting .
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Barbara Christiansen Memorial Public Library Project
Our Public Library Project is dedicated to donating gay-positive books to public libraries for a greater understanding of the real lives of our children.
Putting A Human Face On Homosexuality
Putting A Human Face On Homosexuality is a program designed to address fear of those who are different and to better understand the experiences, expectations and spirituality of gay, lesbian people and their families by visiting various congregations. PFLAG Detroit believes that all are the children of God. Each of us has the right to be welcomed into the community, to hear the word of God, and receive pastoral care. The purpose of these meetings is not to debate religious issues, but merely to open the door to what has often been a forbidden subject. By telling their personal stories, we provide an opportunity for people to better understand the lives of gay, lesbian persons and their families. To have PFLAG Detroit present a panel discussion at your facility, click Further Details