The LGBT Asylum Project is a nonprofit organization based in San Francisco, and it has recently been recognized as the Community Organization Grand Marshal of the 50th Anniversary of San Francisco LGBT Pride. This prestigious title was awarded due to the significant impact the organization has made in supporting LGBTQ+ immigrants. The LGBT Asylum Project is dedicated to providing legal representation for asylum seekers who are fleeing persecution based on their sexual orientation, gender identity, and/or HIV status.

Clients who seek their assistance have often suffered imprisonment, bodily harm, torture, and psychological trauma in their home countries. The organization ensures that these individuals, many of whom have little to no income, receive accessible and appropriate services tailored to their specific cases. The LGBT Asylum Project has successfully helped individuals from all over the world find safety and security in San Francisco, a renowned refuge for the LGBTQ+ community.

By supporting the LGBT Asylum Project, individuals can help prevent vulnerable immigrants from being deported back to their home countries, where they may face further persecution, imprisonment, or even death. The organization serves immigrants within the San Francisco Asylum Office jurisdiction and does not discriminate on any grounds