Find Aids Research Nonprofits and Charities

  erik.ramanathan wrote:

As a PHFE donor, I feel like I can have an enormously broad impact on hundreds of public health programs at once. But I can also give to individual programs like Little by Little that themselves impact tens of thousands of children with literacy and... more »

  centsofrelief wrote:

I co-founded Cents of Relief in June 2003 while at the University of Florida. Anup Patel, a friend at the time, was in India working with children infected by HIV/AIDS for the summer. We exchanged emails about his experiences and were wondering what... more »

  Shelley Goodwin wrote:

EGPAF supports existing health facilities in multiple countries in the public sector with delivery of prevention of mother-to-child transmission of HIV and care and treatment services mainly through supportive supervision. EGPAF "supports"... more »

  Georgia04 wrote:

Our Mission is to create awareness to Health Disparity related to HIV & Hepatitis more »

  SoCalGrandma wrote:

This charity, without permission from the Rite Aid Corporation, placed one of its bins in the Rite Aid parking lot near my home. The bin is regularly graffitied, gone through for clothing by our local homeless population, and is often surrounded by the... more »

  erinashleymink wrote:

I had the pleasure of visiting Nyumbani and all its services/programs--the Children's Home, the diagnostic laboratory, the Nyumbani Village, and Lea Toto--in November-December of 2009 with my Masters in International Public Service graduate degree program... more »

  craig newmark wrote:

These guys are doing serious work to set up a sustainable computer center in an underserved area, which will also help a lot with HIV education. more »

  topgod wrote:

Siloam changed my life for the better! I found everything very welcoming and safe. more »

  Quilter432 wrote:

The research being done by Simmaron Research into ME/CFS and other neuro-immune diseases has been instrumental in improving the quality of life for those suffering debilitating disease. This includes both myself and son. The dedication, compassion, and... more »

  Writer wrote:

I took over Equality Project in 2014 and I have enjoyed every minuite of it. Helping people is a passion. I am honored to keep this organization alive and growing. Bring it to other cities like Albuquerque, NM and several others in the next few years.... more »

  Jane85 wrote:

While this charity may in fact do wonderful things through its work, it is also capable of great wrong. If you have a choice where to donate blood, please consider the information below. http://www.nytimes.com/2015/05/29/science/chimpanzees-liberia-new-york-blood-center.html?_r=0 New... more »

  Michael Cavalier wrote:

Amazing staff and services at this AIDS Service Organization! Since 2009 when I first moved to Arizona I have been impressed with the programs and services they offer to their clients, and the outreach to the communities in the city where we live is... more »

  Becket L. wrote:

Received a great overdose naloxone training along with an education in harm reduction. These guys are the best! more »

  Writer wrote:

I hate writing this review because it's so sad. I am 59, have had HIV since 2005, am troubled by a number of issues including 1) Sutter Health (Bay Area's octopus healthcare hospital chain) having changed my ADAP/OAHIPP enrollment person from an R.N.,... more »

The mission of The Medicine Tree is to compassionately address the healthcare needs of people with HIV or Chronic Hepatitis by... more »

  dr.annie.degroot wrote:

Why I give to GAIA and I would like to ask you to give too: It is no secret that I am one of the founders of GAIA Vaccine Foundation. What you may not know is that I gave $500 per... more »

  CrystalMaya wrote:

Camp AmeriKids changed my life, and certainly positively impacts my fellow campers, volunteers, and staff. I have never met more amazing, inspirational, loving, deserving children and teens than I have at this camp. Whether it's Carnival Day, the night... more »

  tsherman wrote:

I've seen patients who received assistance from Food for Life Network, inc., who didn't qualify for other services provided by the state or other programs and can say that their services are truly a lifeline. The basic food provided frees up family resources... more »

  georgem wrote:

FIAR's mission is to evaluate complementary and alternative medicine for the management of HIV disease (and hepatitis C). Efforts to slow disease progression or manage drug treatment side effects are critical to enhancing both lifespan and quality of... more »

  Great Lakes Restoration wrote:

Archbishop François-Xavier Maroy Rusengo was born in Bukavu, in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) on September 1, 1959. He was ordained as a priest on August 19, 1984 in Bukavu. On November 22, 2004 he was appointed Auxiliary Bishop of Bukavu... more »

  kati shaw wrote:

This organization spends lots of money on travel (business class), expensive hotels and events. more »

The Scripps Research Institute serves humanity by creating basic knowledge in the biosciences, applying breakthroughs in research... more »

Tag works to ensure that all people with hiv, tb, or hcv receive lifesaving treatment, care, and information. We are science-based... more »

To assist in the reduction of aids more »