Jerusalem House, the oldest and largest provider of permanent housing for low-income and homeless people living with HIV/AIDS in Atlanta,...
Jerusalem House, Atlanta’s oldest and largest provider of permanent supportive housing for those living with HIV/AIDS who are homeless or...
“Raising children to recognize and celebrate not only their own, but everyone’s, full range of complex and unique human expressions...
Atlanta’s LGBT nonprofits run the gamut: assisting homeless and transgender youth; raising awareness of issues related to inclusivity, feminism and people...
Another year, another sellout as HIV/AIDS charity group Joining Hearts presented DIVE on Saturday night, a benefit for AID Atlanta,...
Reading over federal tax forms and asking leaders of local LGBT nonprofits on how and where they get the funding...
It’s time to ride again as AIDS Vaccine 200 (AV200) returns this weekend, and they need help to achieve this...
Turn Georgia Gives Day into Help A Gay Day, as numerous local LGBT non-profits take part in the third annual...
Jerusalem House’s 15th annual Halloween Party’s theme “Traveling Through Time” took many guests to the past as some of their...
Jerusalem House’s annual Halloween gala goes time-traveling this year as guests are asked to come as their favorite historical character....
The 2012 AIDS Walk Atlanta and 5K run drew thousands to Piedmont Park Oct. 27 in hopes of raising $1 million to fund several HIV/AIDS organizations.
As of Nov. 6, the event had raised more than $850,000, but donations will be accepted until the end of November. Last year, AIDS Walk Atlanta raised close to $1 million, surpassing 2010’s total by $82,000.
The agency still seeks a new executive director after Tracy Elliott resigned from the position in June after serving five years at the helm. Jon Santos, development director at AID Atlanta, resigned shortly after Elliott to take a position with Jerusalem House.