Latest posts

SAGEServes Volunteer Spotlight: Q&A with Peter Pagano

Meert long-time SAGE volunteer Peter Pagano. He has served our mission and members since 2016! Thank you for your commitment to our elders, Peter.  1. Tell us about yourself (name, pronouns, where you’re from, a bit about who you are […]

Read more

Remembering Ruby: ‘A Gentle Spirit’

SAGE is saddened to share the recent passing of Ruby Juster earlier this month. Ruby was a beloved community member, and she uplifted our community in so many ways. She served as a SAGE Board Member and SAGE representative on […]

Read more

SAGE Fights Back: A (Temporary) Victory in the Battle Against Federal Funding Freeze

At SAGE, we refuse to sit quietly while LGBTQ+ elders—and millions of Americans—are put at risk. That’s why we joined Democracy Forward and a coalition of nonprofits to challenge the Trump administration’s attempt to freeze federal grants and loans. This […]

Read more

SAGEServes Volunteer Spotlight: Q&A with Patrick LaVergne

Meet Patrick LaVergne (he/him), one of SAGE’s incredible volunteers! Patrick joined SAGE last summer in 2024. You may have seen him in the kitchen at our Edie Windsor SAGE Center preparing meals for celebratory events like the “Pride Party” and […]

Read more

SAGE Responds to Removal of LGBTQ+ and HIV Resources from Federal Websites

As of January 23, LGBTQ+ and HIV resources have been deleted from several federal websites including the White House, the U.S. Department of State, the U.S. Department of Labor, and the U.S. Centers for Disease and Control Prevention. Other terms […]

Read more

SAGE Responds to Trump Executive Order Targeting Trans Community

Yesterday, President Trump signed an executive order declaring that the federal government would no longer recognize transgender identities. This order does NOT change existing laws, but it signals the hostility this administration plans to show the LGBTQ+ community. Our transgender […]

Read more