Ohio local core
Kaleidoscope Youth Center
Ohio local LGBTQ+ community/youth support candidate
Pride Through Action
Turn Allyship Into Action That Keeps Showing Up.
Allied Pride is a for-profit civic impact membership platform built to make LGBTQ+/community-focused and HIV-focused support visible, recurring, and accountable year-round through one-time supporter passes, recurring monthly memberships, business memberships, public goal tracking, actual-profit allocation planning, impact reporting, and member updates.
For-profit platformNot tax-deductibleActual-profit impact modelPublic goal tracking
Allied Pride LLC is a for-profit civic impact membership platform. Memberships are supporter payments, not tax-deductible charitable donations. Supporter revenue is tracked publicly; impact allocation is planned from actual profit after legitimate operating expenses.
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Transparency
Public accountability tracker
Connect Supabase and Stripe webhook sync to display live tracked supporter revenue on the public goal ladder.
Launch Milestone — $100,000
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Tracked supporter revenue reflects membership payments received. It is not actual profit, guaranteed impact allocation, or disbursement to specific recipients.
Revenue ledger preview
PreparingTracked supporter revenue
setup
$0
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Operating expenses
Not automated in this tracker
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Expense
Actual profit
Calculated during quarterly reporting
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Status
Planned impact allocation (70% of actual profit)
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Disbursements
Not yet published
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Why we exist
Support should not disappear after Pride Month.
Allied Pride exists for supporters who want LGBTQ+ and HIV-focused impact to stay visible, recurring, and accountable throughout the year — through a transparent membership platform with public tracking and planned actual-profit allocation, not vague seasonal cause marketing or one-time posts.
Steadfast support
We are here when support is visible and celebrated.
We are here when support asks more of people.
We are here when the political climate shifts.
We are here when people feel targeted, forgotten, or exhausted.
Allied Pride is built for the moments when allyship needs structure, memory, and public accountability.
The platform is organization-led and built for national scale: memberships fund operations and planned impact from actual profit, milestones define staged expansion criteria, and published reporting is designed to earn trust from skeptical supporters who want clarity before they participate.
The model
How it works
Eight steps from membership selection to durable accountability — revenue tracked publicly, impact planned from actual profit, and support built to keep showing up.
Step 1
Choose a membership
Supporters select a one-time pass, recurring monthly membership, or business membership with Allied Pride LLC — a for-profit company. Memberships are supporter payments, not tax-deductible charitable donations.
Step 2
Supporter revenue is tracked publicly
Succeeded membership payments count toward tracked supporter revenue on the public goal ladder. Member counts by type update as payments are verified. The tracker shows revenue — not actual profit or guaranteed impact allocation.
Step 3
Operating costs are covered first
Legitimate operating expenses — payment processing, hosting, legal and compliance, platform operations, and related costs — are accounted for before actual profit is calculated. Operational costs are not counted as profit.
Step 4
Actual profit is calculated
Actual profit is the revenue remaining after legitimate operating expenses are covered in a reporting period. It is not the same as gross membership revenue shown on the public tracker.
Step 5
70% of actual profits planned for impact
Allied Pride plans to allocate 70% of actual profits toward impact: 60% toward LGBTQ+/community-focused impact, 10% toward separate HIV-focused impact, and 30% retained for platform sustainability and long-term stability.
Step 6
Candidate organizations are reviewed
Allied Pride currently shows five LGBTQ+/community-focused candidate organizations plus one separate HIV-focused candidate organization so supporters can understand the intended impact direction before final recipient decisions. Candidates are subject to legal, accounting, compliance, authorization, and operational review; no partnership or endorsement is implied.
Step 7
Reporting creates accountability
Monthly progress updates, quarterly summaries, and annual impact reports publish membership tracking and impact allocation detail — so supporters can follow how the model develops over time without confusing revenue with disbursement.
Step 8
Support keeps showing up
Allied Pride is built so visible support does not depend on Pride Month, trend cycles, or whether the broader climate feels easy. The platform turns concern into structure: membership, transparency, candidate review, and reporting.
Memberships
Membership options
Memberships are how supporters participate in Allied Pride's platform — not through tax-deductible donations, but through structured supporter payments that help build reporting infrastructure, public accountability, and long-term capacity for year-round impact. Each membership is counted as public supporter revenue when payment is verified, while planned impact allocation is calculated later from actual profit after legitimate expenses.
Allied Pride memberships are supporter products through a for-profit company and are not tax-deductible charitable donations.
Signal Pass
$15
Built for supporters who want a visible first step into year-round allyship without a recurring commitment. Your payment counts as tracked supporter revenue on the public goal ladder and helps validate launch participation.
Best for: new supporters testing the membership model.
Membership with Allied Pride LLC, a for-profit company. Not tax-deductible. Impact allocation depends on actual profit after operating expenses.
Get Signal PassAction Member
$19/mo
Turns recurring intent into structured platform participation. Monthly support sustains operations, reporting cadence, and the trust infrastructure that makes actual-profit impact allocation transparent over time.
Best for: engaged allies ready for meaningful monthly participation.
Membership with Allied Pride LLC, a for-profit company. Not tax-deductible. Impact allocation depends on actual profit after operating expenses.
Become an Action MemberSustaining Member
Recommended$49/mo
The core sustaining tier for long-term supporters. Helps fund year-round platform operations, member updates, and reporting systems that separate supporter revenue from actual profit — the backbone of credible civic impact membership.
Best for: long-term supporters who want to sustain the platform monthly.
Membership with Allied Pride LLC, a for-profit company. Not tax-deductible. Impact allocation depends on actual profit after operating expenses.
Become a Sustaining MemberLocal Ally Business
$99/mo
For local businesses that want visible, year-round alignment with transparent LGBTQ+ and HIV-focused impact — through a commercial membership, not charitable sponsorship. Revenue counts toward public milestones; listings require brand alignment review.
Best for: local businesses demonstrating sustained allyship.
Business membership with Allied Pride LLC, a for-profit company. Not tax-deductible or charitable sponsorship. Listings subject to brand alignment review.
Join as Local Ally BusinessImpact model
70% of actual profits planned for impact
Allied Pride plans to allocate 70% of actual profits toward impact after legitimate operating expenses. Within that planned impact allocation, 60% is directed toward LGBTQ+/community-focused impact and 10% toward separate HIV-focused impact. The remaining 30% supports platform sustainability, operations, reinvestment, reserves, growth, return, and long-term stability. Supporter revenue and actual profit are not the same thing.
Impact allocation model
Allied Pride plans to allocate 70% of actual profits toward impact after legitimate operating expenses are covered: 60% toward LGBTQ+/community-focused impact and 10% toward separate HIV-focused impact.
LGBTQ+/community-focused impact60%
Separate HIV-focused impact10%
Platform sustainability30%
Percentages apply to actual profit, not gross revenue.
Categories only — no charity logos or endorsement language at launch.
Impact planning
A 5 + 1 candidate impact slate
Allied Pride's planning slate includes five LGBTQ+/community-focused candidate organizations, plus one separate HIV-focused candidate organization tied to the planned 10% actual-profit HIV-focused allocation.
Core slate: Kaleidoscope Youth Center, TransOhio, SAGE, Point Foundation, Lambda Legal. Separate HIV-focused candidate: AIDS United. These names are shown for planning transparency only.
Candidate organizations are listed for planning and transparency only. No partnership, sponsorship, endorsement, authorization, logo permission, or guaranteed disbursement is implied unless later stated with written authorization. Final recipients and allocations may change after legal, accounting, compliance, authorization, and operational review.
Ohio local core
TransOhio
Ohio local transgender/community support candidate
National core
SAGE
National LGBTQ+ elder support candidate
National core
Point Foundation
National LGBTQ+ education/scholarship pathway candidate
National core
Lambda Legal
National LGBTQ+ civil rights/legal advocacy candidate
Separate HIV-focused
AIDS United
National HIV-focused impact candidate
National ambition
Four staged milestones. Fifty-state ambition. Public supporter revenue tracked.
The public goal tracker shows tracked supporter membership revenue from succeeded payments — one-time passes, recurring memberships, and business memberships. It does not show actual profit, guaranteed impact allocation, or disbursements to specific recipients.
Launch Milestone
Current goal$100,000
The first public milestone targets $100,000 in tracked supporter membership revenue — validating launch participation, membership infrastructure, and the accountability baseline for published reporting. This milestone tracks revenue, not actual profit. Impact allocation depends on actual profit after legitimate operating expenses.
Unlocks: Launch validation: reliable membership checkout, accurate public tracker, initial reporting infrastructure, and the accountability baseline required before broader expansion outreach or state-level planning.
Reporting: This milestone tracks tracked supporter membership revenue — not actual profit, guaranteed impact allocation, or disbursements to specific recipients.
Expansion Milestone
Upcoming$1,000,000
One million dollars in tracked supporter membership revenue indicates sustained participation beyond early adopters. This milestone supports expanded platform operations, deeper reporting, and readiness for broader impact category planning — still tracked as revenue, not profit.
Unlocks: Expanded operations capacity, enhanced member dashboard features, broader impact category readiness, and stronger compliance infrastructure for future recipient review.
Reporting: This milestone tracks tracked supporter membership revenue — not actual profit, guaranteed impact allocation, or disbursements to specific recipients.
National Infrastructure Milestone
Upcoming$10,000,000
Ten million dollars in tracked supporter revenue supports investment in national infrastructure — state expansion frameworks, advanced reporting systems, and operational depth for transparent civic impact membership at scale.
Unlocks: National infrastructure investment, state-level expansion planning, advanced impact reporting, and mature business supporter program operations.
Reporting: This milestone tracks tracked supporter membership revenue — not actual profit, guaranteed impact allocation, or disbursements to specific recipients.
Every State Milestone
Upcoming$100,000,000
One hundred million dollars in tracked supporter revenue represents the long-term ambition to build impact capacity and platform presence across all fifty states — staged through milestones, reported publicly, and accountable over time.
Unlocks: Comprehensive national reporting scope, sustained platform stability, and infrastructure supporting every-state ambition with transparent membership tracking.
Reporting: This milestone tracks tracked supporter membership revenue — not actual profit, guaranteed impact allocation, or disbursements to specific recipients.
Business supporters
Business memberships
Business memberships are commercial agreements for organizations that want visible, year-round alignment with transparent LGBTQ+ and HIV-focused impact — without implying charitable sponsorship, nonprofit status, or recipient endorsement. Listings and visibility benefits are subject to brand alignment review.
Business participation does not create control over impact allocation and does not imply endorsement by any candidate organization. It is a visible commercial membership for companies that want year-round alignment with transparent civic impact.
For custom business inquiries, use the contact page after reviewing the membership tiers.
Community input
Share your perspective
This survey collects community feedback on a transparent, year-round support platform. Durable support should be built with clarity, not assumptions. No payment is collected here, and participation is optional.
FAQ
Common questions
Is Allied Pride a nonprofit?
No. Allied Pride LLC is a for-profit company. Allied Pride is a civic impact membership platform — not a nonprofit, charity, or tax-exempt organization. Memberships are commercial supporter agreements with Allied Pride LLC. The platform is designed for transparency, public tracking, and planned actual-profit impact allocation, not for charitable pass-through at checkout.
Are memberships tax-deductible?
No. Memberships with Allied Pride LLC are not tax-deductible charitable donations. Allied Pride is a for-profit company, and supporter payments are membership products — not gifts to a qualified charitable organization. If a tax deduction is important to you, you may choose to donate directly to qualified nonprofits in addition to or instead of a membership.
Is this a donation?
No. Memberships are supporter payments for a commercial membership product with Allied Pride LLC. They are not charitable donations, not tax-deductible, and do not represent direct funding of any named recipient at checkout. Impact allocation is planned from actual profit after legitimate operating expenses, with published reporting on a defined cadence.
Why not donate directly to organizations?
You can absolutely support LGBTQ+ and HIV-focused causes directly, and Allied Pride encourages thoughtful giving wherever it fits your values. Allied Pride exists for people who want a recurring, membership-based way to support broader impact while helping build a transparent year-round platform with public tracking and published reporting. Memberships are supporter payments to Allied Pride LLC, a for-profit company, and are not tax-deductible charitable donations.
Why is Allied Pride for-profit?
Allied Pride is for-profit because it is being built as a membership platform with operating infrastructure, reporting systems, payment processing, product development, business supporter participation, and long-term national scale requirements. The model is not trying to imitate a nonprofit. Instead, it explains the business structure clearly: memberships are supporter payments, operating costs are covered first, and Allied Pride plans to allocate 70% of actual profits toward impact: 60% for LGBTQ+/community-focused impact and 10% for separate HIV-focused impact.
Where does the money go?
Membership payments are received by Allied Pride LLC as supporter revenue. Legitimate operating expenses — payment processing, hosting, legal and compliance, platform operations, and related costs — are covered first. Allied Pride plans to allocate 70% of actual profits toward impact after those expenses: 60% for LGBTQ+/community-focused impact and 10% for separate HIV-focused impact. Supporter revenue supports platform operations and planned impact allocation; it is not automatically disbursed to specific organizations at the time of purchase.
Ready to turn allyship into sustained action?
Explore memberships, read how actual-profit impact allocation works, or share feedback through the community survey. Allied Pride LLC is a for-profit company — memberships are not tax-deductible, and impact allocation depends on actual profit after operating expenses.