San Francisco Pride loses $300,000 as companies including Comcast and Diageo reevaluate sponsorships
San Francisco Pride will lose at least $300,000 in sponsorships from major companies, with NYC Pride experiencing similar ...
LGBTQ Pride Organizers In NYC, San Francisco And More Say Corporate Sponsors Are Scaling Back This Year
Four companies pulled back from supporting San Francisco Pride this year, the organization confirmed to Forbes, as corporate ...
In 'very abnormal' development, longtime sponsors bail on San Francisco Pride
Several longtime corporate sponsors of San Francisco's Pride celebrations are pulling their funding for the festivities.
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‘The Pendulum Has Shifted’: San Francisco Pride Loses Several Corporate Sponsors
This year, several of San Francisco Pride’s major donors have pulled back from the 2025 Pride Parade and Civic Center ...
San Francisco Pride takes financial hit after major companies pull sponsorships amid DEI fallout
San Francisco Pride org takes financial hit due to several companies pulling funding amid the trend of businesses pulling back on DEI initiatives.
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La Crema denies it declined to sponsor SF Pride events: ‘We are going to be there’
We’ve seen a lot of commentary that we've pulled out, and everything was politically motivated, but neither is the case,’ ...
Bay Area Reporter14h
La Crema wine company back on as SF Pride sponsor
"Why? Because a wave of anti-LGBTQ rhetoric, fueled by the Trump administration's relentless assault on LGBTQ people, is ...
SFGate1d
In 'very abnormal' development, longtime sponsors bail on San Francisco Pride
Several longtime corporate sponsors of San Francisco’s Pride celebrations are pulling their funding for the festivities, leaving Pride organizers searching for another way to raise $300,000.
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San Francisco Pride takes financial hit after major companies pull sponsorships amid DEI fallout
The organizers of San Francisco Pride (SF Pride) shared financial concerns due to major companies pulling funding this year. SF Pride executive director Suzanne Ford said that the show will still ...