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There are enough people with HIV/AIDS in Los Angeles to fill Dodger Stadium.

$20 buys five bags of groceries for those most in need.

$100 gives at-risk youth a week of HIV prevention education.

Your donation, large or small, helps us help our clients. more »

Holiday Giving

Today in L.A., eight people will learn they have HIV/AIDS. Those eight people – many of whom will need the basics, like food and shelter – will now enter a system of care devastated by deep state budget cuts.

At APLA, we must meet increased demand for core services like our food pantries, dental clinics, housing program and more. But we cannot continue without your support.

This holiday season, please give generously to benefit those in your community who are living with HIV/AIDS.

L.A. Clippers HIV/AIDS Awareness Night

L.A. Clippers

Monday, December 2, 2009 15, 2009, 7:30 pm
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APLA's New Video
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Award-winning director Jared Ingram creates a moving look at the lives of long-time APLA clients.
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