Find Aids Nonprofits and Charities

  Thomas Z. wrote:

From 1970 to 1978, my family lived in South Africa. My youngest son, Alec, was 1 1/2 years old when we went there so his formative years were spent there and "he has Africa in his blood". Alec has gone on to a successful career, marriage to Amy and... 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 »

  reafgary wrote:

Great organization, truly a volunteer charity. REAF continues to support local agencies in need of funds. With the state and fed costs fund, the money that REAF raises really helps. Check out how you can help. www.reaf.org more »

  butterfly1 wrote:

I met Jerry several months ago and upon meeting him I knew there was something special about him. He shared his story with me, his work with the foundation, and his passion and compassion for ministering to people affected by HIV/AIDS. As I was listening... more »

  drksepia wrote:

Pathways does really amazing work. They serve the LGBT community very well. They place special emphasis on those with HIV/AIDS. Also, the LGBT community is well-represented on their board . I don't just believe in Pathways enough to write a review. Rather,... 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 »

  tushabe wrote:

Clare Nsenga Foundation helps thousands of people inSouth West Uganda by providing primary healthcare to them. These people who have no easy access to any hospital or healthcare facility are enabled to receive treatment at the Foundation out-patient... more »

  guidoasanchez wrote:

This grassroots community center has grown over the last 15 years of service to become a fixture in the Northern New Jersey region in service of the LGBT community. The organization owns the first and only building owned by and for the LGBT community... more »

  Georgia04 wrote:

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

  Pamela F. wrote:

Tenderloin Health serves the most vulnerable populations in San Francisco who are diagnosed with HIV/AIDS or are at the greatest risk for acquiring HIV/AIDS. The clients who utilize Tenderloin Health's services are some of the poorest in San Francisco... more »

  nonprofitgurugal wrote:

Moveable Feast is an outstanding organization. It: - is well run by leaders who are innovative and committed to excellence - is fiscally responsible - engages more than 3,000 volunteers each year - has a board that gives substantially,... more »

  jimmyp wrote:

Red Hispana Florida is a non profit HIV Agency that targets Hispanics for help. They host this counties only Hispanic language Support Group, where the average age is 50 and meets twice a month. In addition, they perform outreach at ALL community events,... more »

  KellyDC wrote:

The work The Baobab Home does is unrivaled in its area. Providing a child with a warm, nurturing environment in which to thrive is their mission, and I have seen firsthand how this goal is behind every decision they make. They are a forward-thinking organization... 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 »

  Kookie A. wrote:

I recently started working for FXB USA as a Communications Intern. The organization's mission is very unique in its approach. The FXBVillage model changes people's lives for the long term, making their future and the future of their children brighter.... more »

  ronzo wrote:

I Am a client there and have been in and out of BCI for close to nine years is been a bumpy ride for me but it would have been allot worst for sure. They really take it upon themselves to provide you with the up most care and affection they possibly can.... more »

  EmmyMcDowell wrote:

Though this is my first year being a recipient of the Magic Johnson Foundation scholarship, the opportunities that have come forth from being a member already have benefited me in so many differents aspects of my college career. Every summer there is... more »

  Marguerite N. wrote:

The therapy is so bad . The group leader is so unskilled, possibly to the point of being dangerous. more »

  jerrythefaerie wrote:

I had a very bad experience with this group that is supposed to help people with AIDS on small fixed disability incomes with pro-bono advice on legal problems. I was facing eviction from my inexpensive rent contolled apartment of 27 years, as it was... more »

  Erica43 wrote:

There are countless organizations I could choose to spend my time volunteering with but I chose ASF because I have personally witnessed them save lives. more »

  Cori A. wrote:

This is an amazing organization that brings clean water and HIV/AIDS support to communities around the world. A few years ago, I did a read-a-thon and was able to donate more than $5000 to the organization. The staff that I worked with during my read-a-thon... more »

  Kara June wrote:

It was nice to meet everyone at the camp! I am SO happy to have been a part of this event! I only wish I could have done more! :) I love the mission of this organization and would love to participate in future event and programs as much as... more »

  Emily T. wrote:

I am a nurse practitioner tkaing care of people infected and affected by HIV/AIDS. THis population has a great many needs that are not met by traditional venues of income. THis bike ride the NORCAL AIDS CYCLE raised $250.000 lasy year with it's one hundred... more »

  dhaefeli wrote:

Having visited the schools that Project Zawadi has in Tanzania, I highly support the success it is having in helping individuals achieve success and bettering their lives. 100% of a donation goes directly to Project Zawadi. Great job and kudos... more »

  anya3 wrote:

I got involved with AIDS Project Los Angeles (APLA) after moving to Los Angeles in late 2009. I am running a marathon and raising $3,200 for APLA. From a business perspective, I believe they are managed by a team of great professionals who run a tight... more »