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TransPonder

Last updated Jun 2026

About

TransPonder is a transgender-founded and -led nonprofit in Eugene serving the trans and gender-diverse community and allies across Lane County and beyond. Programs include support groups and socials, a legal ID-change program, gender-affirming products, behavioral health and food programs, employment navigation, and a youth empowerment project. They also run community trainings and maintain a trans-specific resource directory. Connect at info@transponder.community or 541-321-0872.

Communities centered

Trans & nonbinary

Services offered

Peer supportMental healthID & documentsFood & mealsEmployment supportAdvocacy

Location

TransPonder

1590 Willamette St, Eugene, OR 97401

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