Heartland Pride Forced to Relocate After Mansfield Closes Square
Here’s how you can help right now:
Contact Mansfield city leadership and respectfully urge them to honor the June 6 reservation by emailing
[email protected] or calling (417) 924-8340. Residents of Mansfield and community leaders are encouraged to attend the next Mansfield City Council meeting on June 11th at 6 p.m. at the Mansfield City Hall (122 North Business 60, Mansfield, MO 65704).
Sign up to volunteer with Heartland Pride as we reorganize and adapt. You can sign up by emailing
[email protected].
Donate to support the costs of relocating, reorganizing, and continuing to build community in Mansfield and the surrounding communities. /en-US/donation-form/heartland-pride-and-rural-lgbtq-support
This work takes time, energy, and resources, but we remain committed to creating spaces where LGBTQ+ people across rural Missouri feel safe, supported, and celebrated.
More updates will be shared in the coming days.
The GLO Center, PFLAG Springfield/SWMO, PROMO Missouri, Missouri Rep. Jeremy Dean, Missouri Rep. Wick Thomas, Missouri Rep. Jeff Hales, Reverend Jenn Simmons, Pastor Ashley Quinn, National Avenue Christian Church, First Unitarian Universalist Church of Springfield, MO, Pastor Stephanie Scott-Huffman from St. John’s Chapel UCC, and The Venues Church stand with Mansfield Pride and the Heartland Pride event organizers. Organizations, businesses, faith communities, and community leaders who believe public spaces should remain accessible to all residents are invited to sign onto this statement. To add your organization’s name in support, complete this form by June 10th: https://forms.gle/PY4Fgv7hBRDrpHsA8