Summer in Ohio: New Partners, Lots of Pride

In News by AHF

 


9197897724_6ab00fbb85_b.jpgAIDS Healthcare Foundation (AHF)
proudly serves people living with and fighting the spread of HIV in Ohio, and in June the Foundation showed the Buckeye State some love by participating in both the Cleveland and Columbus Pride Festivals.

 

The Cleveland Pride Festival was a proud declaration of AHF’s newest partnership with the AIDS Taskforce of Greater Cleveland (ATGC). The sister organizations have joined forces to reduce the rate of HIV and AIDS in Ohio, a state that the CDC ranked as the 14th highest in the nation for cumulative reported AIDS cases in 2008, when 17,129 AIDS cases were reported there.

9141201974_01424376d3_b.jpg

 

Then, in Columbus, AHF marked National HIV Testing Day on June 26 with the nationwide touring condom distribution initiative Condom Nation before appearing in the city’s Pride Festival the following weekend. AHF’s Columbus Pride appearance focused on the upcoming opening of an Out of the Closet Thrift Store in the city, where 96 cents of every dollar spent on unique vintage goods funds HIV/AIDS treatment and testing worldwide.

9141167470_eb26e60b12_b.jpg

 

Check out more photos from Cleveland Pride, National HIV Testing Day, & Columbus Pride

AHF Sparks “Sexual Revolution 2.0”
Billboards urging gay black men to get HIV-tested prompt controversy