FEATURED CHARITY
Unspoken Treasure Society (UTS) began in June 2018 by Ms. Regina Livingston who saw an urgent need for meaningful support and resources for members of the LGBTQ+ community – especially people of color. UTS’s work is about more than just services—it’s about creating a sense of belonging. Some of the services they provide include peer support, educational resources to help queer folks to navigate their journeys with confidence, HIV-centered testing and counseling to ensure everyone has access to life-saving care and they even connect people with essential resources, whether it’s housing assistance, job opportunities, or safety measures. UTS’s approach is holistic and rooted in trauma-informed care, harm reduction, and restorative justice. Unspoken Treasure Society is about hope, resilience, and building a brighter future for everyone in the LGBTQ+ community. Through their work, they’re breaking barriers, rewriting narratives, and creating a world where everyone has the chance to live authentically and with dignity.
The raffle prize for today’s game:
A massage service from sponsor Compass Point Massage.
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Half Time Show
DERBY 101
So how is
roller derby played?
There are two 30-minute periods in a game, and each jam is two minutes long. At the start of the jam, each team sends out five skaters: four blockers and a jammer.
The jammer wears a star on their helmet. The jammers try to get past the opposing team’s blockers, and the blockers try their best to stop the jammer from passing them.
After the jammer passes all of the blockers once, they start earning one point for each opposing blocker they pass. The first jammer to get out becomes the “lead jammer” and they have the power to call off the jam.
