The Project of the Quad Cities

04/10/2026

Today is the annual Day of Silence for LGBTQ+ Youth!

Day of Silence is a chance to AMPLIFY the voices of LGBTQ+ Youth! Use your silence to speak up for students whose voices are being silenced!

Find out how to support LGBTQ+ Youth by visiting organizations like glisten.org.

04/10/2026

👠Click your ruby heels down the yellow brick road at this year's Pride 5K: Walk, Run, & Roll Event with our "World of Wizard of Oz" Costume Contest👠

Celebrate our 40th anniversary Wizard of Oz theme and bring 40 years of LGBTQ+ & HIV history with you as you run with us on June 27th.

The Wizard of Oz has been a way of flagging to other q***r people, as well as a symbol of care, courage, and heart for decades. This year, run alongside us and carry a piece of LGBTQ+ history across the finish line with you by wearing a Wizard of Oz Costume.

Find out more at tpqc.org/events/pride5k

04/09/2026

Viral Suppression is an important part of care for our clients living with HIV.

For many, the path to viral suppression and better health is filled with barriers, not just medical, but also financial and systemic. At The Project, we work to ensure our clients overcome the barriers between them and viral suppression by going above and beyond to provide direct support.

This support changes lives, and we couldn't do it without you.

Become a part of our mission by donating today at tpqc.org!

04/08/2026

Two Rivers Pharmacy, The Project's in-house pharmacy, will be closed for the rest of the week (Wednesday, April 8th - Friday, April 10th) due to flooding. We are in the process of cleaning up and preparing to reopen as soon as possible.

We apologize for the inconvenience, and we will work with you to get your medication filled soon.

If you need medication filled this week, please contact your prescribing physician or your case manager to determine where to access your medication.

04/08/2026

🏃5K EARLY BIRD REGISTRATION IS OPEN!!!🏃‍♀️

This year's Pride 5K: Walk, Run, & Roll features:

📣a NEW 5K route
🏁a 10K race
🌪& a "World of Wizard of Oz" Costume Contest!

Early Bird Registration is available through May 15th. Register early to get discounted prices!

Register now at getmeregistered.com/pride5k

Pride 5K: Walk, Run, & Roll Presented by The Project of the Quad Cities registration information at GetMeRegistered.com

04/07/2026

Visit us this Thursday at the Figge Art Museum!!!

The gallery brings Felix Gonzalez-Torres’s iconic ‘‘Untitled’ (Go-Go Dancing Platform)’ to Art Basel Unlimited, which has been shown in more than 30 exhibiti...

04/07/2026

Today is International Asexuality Day!!!

Learn more about asexuality and asexual identities from The Trevor Project here: www.thetrevorproject.org/resources/article/understanding-asexuality/

04/06/2026

This week at The Project, don't miss out on our pre-event reception at The Figge. This event is open to the public and FREE for anyone who would like to attend!

- Gender Spectrum Support Group for Youth on April 6th (TODAY) @ 4pm
- Recovery Navigation to Become Well for Adults on April 8th @ 5pm
- Support Group for TPQC Clients Living with HIV on April 9th @ 11am
- The Calm Within Harm Reduction Group on April 9th @ 3pm
- Go-Go Dance Party pre-event reception at the Figge Art Museum on April 9th at 5pm

Find out more about our upcoming events at tpqc.org/events

04/06/2026

Gender-affirming care isn’t “special treatment.”

It’s evidence-based health care that lowers su***de risk, improves quality of life, and affirms a person’s identity.

Denying it is not a difference of opinion. It’s harm.
Protecting gender-affirming care = protecting lives.

04/04/2026

Meet Amelia, our RN Clinic Manager!

Amelia is one of The Project's staff members, she works with out clients everyday, and knows first hand the difference that our work makes.

The Project relies on your support to provide affirming health care and supportive services that promote well-being.

Get involved in our mission at tpqc.org/donate

04/04/2026

As The Project celebrates 40 years of care, courage, and heart, we are honored to look back at the history that brought us to where we are today.

As the the AIDS crisis drew national attention, right here in the Quad-Cities, The Project was fighting to make a difference. When systems failed to support and protect those living with HIV, community showed up.

40 years later, we're still putting in the work, creating positive change one person at a time.

Become part of our mission at tpqc.org/donate!

04/03/2026

🍬Next week:🍬

Join us for a pre-event reception in conversation with the works of Félix González-Torres. The Figge Art Museum is hosting an iteration of his work "Untitled (L.A.)" and is hosting a Go-Go dance party in conversation with the piece "Untitled (Go-Go Dance Platform)".

The Project will be hosting a pre-event reception from 5 to 6pm on April 9th leading up to the Go-Go Dance Party. This event is FREE and we encourage you to join us at the Figge!