Brady McGill was born in Las Vegas and has always enjoyed giving back to his community. Brady spent much of his youth volunteering in community outreach with his family’s church and continued in his adolescence in The Boy Scouts of America. In High School, Brady was involved actively with The Future Business Leaders of America, for which he served as Chapter President. During his time with FBLA, Brady organized many fund raising and charitable events, most notably, a partnership with the March of Dimes. Brady began volunteer work with SNAPI in 2008 as a part of the LOVE program, promoting Las Vegas Pride. Brady now serves on the SNAPI Board of Directors to give back to our community and encourage the growth of our LGBT community.

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Clair Koetitz and Lyndon Marquez have been together for 28 years, married for 13 and have lived in Las Vegas for 7 years. Their lives have been intertwined so it is difficult to write two biographies. They began volunteering for PRIDE with the Parade as script writers and check-in duties and with the Center for community engaging events in 2008.

During their years in Boise, ID they were involved as Ambassadors and a Docents for the Boise Art Museum, American Heart Association, Muscular Dystrophy Association, and the Boise River Festival. They both continue to support The Festival of Trees event in Boise, ID by booking the entertainment for the annual event which benefits the Saint Alphonsus Hospital and Foundation.

Before their move to Idaho they lived in Midland, Texas, where they met. There they both were involved in numerous board positions for the American Cancer Society, American Diabetes Association and Gallery 1114. They spent numerous hours on the Texas Leadership Summit Task Force and raising monies with Round Up, a Cattle Baron Ball for the American Cancer Society.

They will continue supporting our community in any way possible. Las Vegas has many great LGBT organizations that can support numerous events on a united front.

Born and raised on the island of Guam & multi-talented business owner. Jojo comes from a very loving home that always encouraged love, acceptance, and freedom of expression.

Some of JoJo’s passions and experience include culinary arts, photography, creative fashion design, event planning, and early childhood education.

Jojo is also known as Jolene Secrets after her first drag performance in 2006. Since then, Jojo has always been apart of the LGBTQ community competing in numerous pageants, performances and has been crowned the only Deaf Drag Queen serving in Las Vegas, Nevada & Portland, Oregon.

Most recently, he has become a volunteer of The Center, CAPI, and Sin City Sisters, to help with their Las Vegas LGBTQ outreach program. Jojo inspires to be an ally of love, expression of self, and acceptance for all.

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Jennifer Howe (they/them) is a queer fat enby artist, performer, and business owner. Before they moved to Las Vegas in 2020, Jennifer was a queer event producer and performer based out of Portland, Oregon. Where she organized LGBTQIA2S+ events for the queer community and sex positive community in the Pacific Northwest. They also own and operate a queer greeting card and gift business called, Gay Pigeon, that specialized in gifts for queer occasions like gender affirming surgeries, queer holidays, and more. They are creating a new home here in Las Vegas and is excited to help grow the influence and the outreach that the queer community has here in LV. They believe it's important be stay visible in order to for the queer community to connect, thrive, and create meaningful lasting change. When we help protect those that are the most marginalized, we all succeed.

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