We are proud to return as a sponsor for Sex Work Mutual Aid Collective’s (SWAID) most popular event, the SWAID Clothing Swap. The event is a vital fundraiser and a safe space for sex workers to build community, access much-needed resources, and connect with one another.
Where: Las Vegas – Register for exact location!
When: Saturday, November 7, 2026.
Time: 12:00pm to 5:00pm
Registration Link: swaidvegas.org/swap
SWAID is a fund created by sex workers for sex workers. They aim to quickly, efficiently and privately provide support, essential resources, and other materials to the sex work community without significant wait times or other harmful barriers.
The SWAID Clothing Swap regularly draws upwards of 100 attendees and offers free food, harm reduction supplies, contraceptives, and goody bags. Attendees can also look forward to raffle prizes (including a Pornhub merch box!) and the opportunity to network in a supportive environment. The event is exclusively for sex workers, offering a space where folks can feel safe and respected.
Interested in participating?
Just bring any clothing items in good condition and swap them for something new! No clothes? That’s ok – just bring yourself! There will be plenty of items at the event, including a limited stash of the Pornhub Gold Glitter Crop Top.
In addition to sponsoring the event, Pornhub is matching all donations to SWAID up to $3,000 USD, doubling the impact of every contribution. As Alex Kekesi, Pornhub’s VP of Brand and Community, shared: “At Pornhub we are committed to supporting organizations that empower and uplift the sex worker community. We are proud to support SWAID by sponsoring an event that not only provides essential resources and a safe space but also fosters connection and advocacy.”
If you can’t make it to the event or if you aren’t a sex worker but still want to show your support, you can donate directly to SWAID. Every contribution helps SWAID continue its important work in the community. To learn more about the origins of SWAID, check out our advocacy spotlight with co-founder Codi Vore.
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