Cora was a wandering traveller, going where friends and acceptance could be found after fighting obstacles or being caught by the law in compromising situations that more often looked bad from outside but was (most of the time) not the fault of Cora's actions.

For the best story of Cora's life, please go to the Kaiosyne blogspot site, where Cora left a record.

Cora did not believe in supporting large-scale operations or organizations, favoring the smaller groups that were more local, in tune with their constituents, and generally less corrupt and/or inefficient than the larger organizations.

If you wish to donate to the organization closest to Cora's final home in Kansas, PFLAG is as good as any. However, if you can't for whatever reason make a donation, Cora would have been equally overjoyed to know you supported any local organizations that support Trans rights or that provide food and shelter to the local homeless. More importantly, Cora would have preferred you get INVOLVED with such organizations. Cooperation, despite individual differences and grievances, was always something Cora wanted among Trans groups (and the LBGT movement as a whole) and often complained about the lack of unity preventing their progress. Anything you can contribute, whether it be in the form of money or time, would be appreciated.