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Ricardo Martinez

We know that the best and most cost-effective way to fight HIV is to prevent new infections from happening. Yet the recent state budget cuts continue to cripple even the most basic HIV prevention work. Please give generously to help APLA end AIDS among those who are at highest risk. We cannot continue without your support.

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La Toya Jackson Spreads Holiday Cheer
La Toya Jackson visits APLA - La Toya Jackson visited APLA on December 18 to present a check from the proceeds of "Home" and to distribute toys to APLA families.

At left, one of Santa's helpers gets a happy hug from La Toya.

 

 

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