ANNOUNCEMENTS
WEATHER UPDATES - Please monitor this announcement section and our social media accounts for information related to hours adjustments or closures to ensure the safety of staff, and visitors.
PLANNED CLOSURES
May 29 & July 4-5, 12, and 15: We will be CLOSED, and not accepting donations this day. All regular programming will be rescheduled. Check the Events page to see when the next event is.
CLOTHING DONATION UPDATES - We are currently accepting donations during our open donation hours (Tues-Thurs, 1-7pm; Fri-Sat, 10am-2pm). We are specifically looking for donations for sizes extra small (XS) and small (S) in all apparel, size large (L) dresses, and clean shoes (sizes 10+ Women’s, size 8+ Men’s). Donations are currently limited to 2 large bags per person per week.
PRIDE PANTRY & CLOTHING CLOSET POLICY UPDATES-
These programs have updated policies and procedures, effective April 1, 2025. For Pride Pantry, this includes but is not limited to intake paperwork, 1 use per 30 days, limits on individual items, and checkout with a staff person.
No pantry or clothing closet visit may begin after 7:00pm Tue-Thu or 2:00pm Fri/Sat, and must conclude by 7:30pm Tue-Thu or 2:30pm Fri/Sat, to allow for adequate time for checkout.
Omaha ForUs reserves the right to adjust these terms as needed. Have questions? Email us at info@omahaforus.org. Thank you for your cooperation!
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Kris, 72
“I worry about what will happen to me as I get older. When I lost my partner of 31 years to cancer I had no one I could talk to. Everyone at the grief groups I found were straight … I was so uncomfortable, I went once and never went back.”
Jerran, 19
“If you want kids to stay here in Nebraska, we need somewhere to go that’s not a bar. And something to do that’s not thinking about going to a bar. Gay bars can’t be our only source of community, or we’ll leave the first chance we get.”
Sammy, 39
“It’s just not the same if a program or service is built to serve someone else then suddenly opened to LGBTQ+ people. We deserve people trained, places built, and things designed for us - just like anyone else.”
“The place in which I’ll fit will not exist until I make it.”
