Few images are more iconically Yuletide than a Salvation Army Santa ringing their bell on the street, collecting money for the homeless during the holiday season. But reports of the organization's alleged anti-LGBTQ policies have us feeling pretty Grinchy. Fox News reported that Salvation Army workers “have been told to stop posting their opinions about gay marriage, abortion, or anything political on social media because it might reflect poorly on the organization.”

A viral post also claimed that the Army continues to discriminate against LGBTQ+ folks, refusing to house gay homeless couples unless they separate, referring to queer people seeking aid to conversion therapy, and upholding a long-standing policy of not serving trans people in need.

Salvation Army has disavowed these claims as “patently false,” saying that they serve regardless of race, gender, ethnicity, or sexual orientation." But whatever it’s current practices, the organization has a long history of shady attitudes towards LGBTQ+ folks. It’s almost enough to make us want to recreate the scene from Pose where Elektra and her daughters rob Santa to fund the house mother’s gender affirming surgery. But the holiday season is about giving, so why not give your dollars to organizations that are founded on queer values and serve your own community? Here are some places you can start.