A Couple's Legacy Lives on in Support of Lgbtq+ Youth

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The money is coming from a permanent endowment fund that a couple made about 30 years ago.

The couple were advocates for Louisville's LGBTQ+ community and people who had HIV/AIDS for decades.

Local nonprofits that serve LGBTQ+ youth can apply for a grant of up to $20,000 through this initiative.

There will also be an information session on June 13 for anyone interested in learning more about this fund.

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