Our Pride Pop-up hits the Sheraton Grand this June as we come together to fight for our future through commerce and community.
GSBA is the largest LGBTQ+ and allied chamber of commerce in North America, proudly serving Washington State since 1981. We connect small businesses, nonprofits, and corporations committed to equity, inclusion, and economic opportunity. When you join GSBA, you join a statewide community that champions LGBTQ+ business, offers exclusive marketing and networking opportunities, and advocates at every level of government. From our Ready for Business grants to personalized support and spotlight features, we help members grow and stay visible. We're also building the future through the GSBA Scholarship & Education Fund, which has helped nearly 600 LGBTQ+ scholars access higher education.
Meet GSBA for an afternoon tasting adventure with the wineries and eateries of SODO Urbanworks as we "taste around the world" for the GSBA Scholarship & Education Fund. Full list of participants announced soon!
Join The ListAlison and Jen are hosting members at Elysian Brewing on July 16th! This is a casual opportunity to meet the GSBA team, share what's happening in your business, and catch up with fellow members in a relaxed setting.
RSVP HEREJoin us for Power Connect: The Hall on Occidental, our most-anticipated summer gathering at Queen Anne Beerhall’s bold new venue in Pioneer Square. As longtime GSBA members and champions of community, Queen Anne Beerhall continues to grow—and we’re proud to celebrate this next chapter together!
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"GSBA has always supported me, my community, and my business, but when the pandemic struck I realized the true value of the organization. GSBA helped me navigate supportive small business programs when I needed them and helped me launch my pandemic pivot: Bite Society. Through connections with major customers and venues, Bite Society took off and rolling with the support of GSBA. They are always my first call when I need help with my business."
Lendy Hensley, Owner, Bite Society
businesses supported through consulting on labor standards, LGBTQ+ cultural competency, and financial relief
small businesses assisted with cash grants and loan/grant applications
people reached about the importance of LGBTQ+ people and small businesses participating in the U.S. Census
Many GSBA members are hiring! See what positions are available.
