10. Friends of the Global Fight for an AIDS Free Future

Friends of the Global Fight celebrated 10 years of leadership in HIV/AIDS advocacy in the United States at an anniversary gala this week. EGPAF President and CEO, Chip Lyons was an honored guest at the event, whose guest list featured a list of notable researchers, policymakers, advocates, and leaders in the global fight for an AIDS-free future. Keep reading

7. An Awesome Reason to Smile This Cyber Monday

Last year on Cyber Monday, Americans spent $2.3 billion online. Can you imagine the number of people EGPAF could reach with a tiny fraction of that! With AmazonSmile, you can direct a small fraction of your online shopping dollars toward achieving an AIDS-free future -- at no additional cost to you! Keep reading

4. We’re Thankful

Because an AIDS-free generation is not just a dream, we're highlighting 25 ways that EGPAF, our partners, and every-day people are helping and/or can help make it a reality. Pediatric HIV/AIDS is solvable, but we can't do it alone. Each and every one of us has an important role to play. That's why #4: YOU! Keep reading

2. Neil Zevnik’s Passion: Vintage Jewelry for an AIDS-Free Generation

Neil Zevnik is an EGPAF supporter and life-long advocate for people and animals in need. He is a passionate collector of vintage jewelry who, like EGPAF, knows that an AIDS-free generation is not just a dream. Just one of many friends in the fight to end pediatric AIDS, Neil donates proceeds of his exclusive vintage jewelry collection sales toward EGPAF’s lifesaving work. Keep reading

1. 30 Years Later: A Visit to EGPAF Kenya’s Ariel House

Because an AIDS-free generation is not just a dream, from November 24 through December 26 we're highlighting 25 ways that EGPAF, our partners, and every-day people are helping and/or can help make it a reality. EGPAF Ambassador, HIV/AIDS Activist, and Elizabeth Glaser’s son, Jake Glaser, kicks off our 25-part blog series with a story from his recent visit to Kenya where he witnessed, first hand, EGPAF’s lifesaving work and his mother’s legacy. Keep reading