Kids Need YOU to Survive and Thrive!
We work in poor and vulnerable communities in countries from America to Zimbabwe (120 in total!) – saving one child at a time. Our caring staff helps provide lifesaving care for newborns, feed hungry children, educate girls and boys, fight child trafficking and respond to catastrophic disasters
Help Sitar Wars on the Rickshaw Run Spring 2013!
My dearest friend, This April, Danny Gottleib, Steve Stenholt, and Lindsey Wanner will join up as team Sitar Wars, to partake in the Rickshaw Run Spring 2013, wherein we will drive a terrible, three-wheeled rickshaw 4,000 kilometers, all the way up the length of India. Beside the adventure and
Help us fight HIV/AIDS in Indonesia- Just 6 more days left!
As many among you know by now, this April and May we'll be organizing HIV prevention workshops and will be creating a new interactive website for employees in the hospitality industry in Bali, Indonesia, where new HIV infections are rising as fast as in some African countries. We don't get any
Miami Half-Marathon: Face AIDS Fundraiser
I recently ran the Miami Half-Marathon on the 27th of January. 34 million people live with HIV worldwide. The vast majority are in low- and middle-income countries. An estimated 2.5 million people were newly infected with the virus in 2011. About 25 million people have died to date. An estimated
Double Dare: Katrina's Kili Climb!
by Double Dare: Katrina's Kili Climb
On Feb 20th, I'll be embarking on the trek of a lifetime: climbing Mt. Kilimanjaro. I want to raise $2,000 for the Kisumu Children's Rescue Center before I begin my journey to the roof of Africa! Dare 1: At 19,341 feet, Kilimanjaro is the tallest free-standing mountain in the world. Im going to
Help me celebrate my birthday and deliver an AIDS free generation
It is stupid to let a baby be born with HIV if we can prevent it. We CAN prevent it. So, let's do it. The Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation (EGPAF) do amazing work at making sure that HIV-positive pregnant women do not pass the virus to their child. Let's help them, and together we can