BC/EFA Annual Report 2005 - Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS

oadway cares/equity fights aids
In 2002, a subset of the National Grants Program, called simply National Grants II, was created to allow BC/EFA to
support, at a higher level, organizations serving large metropolitan areas or doing advocacy work that impacts the entire network
of AIDS service providers, many of which have received financial support through BC/EFA’s longtime grants program for more
than a decade.
In 2005, BC/EFA awarded an additional $465,500 to 27 nationally recognized AIDS service and advocacy organizations
through National Grants II. (In 2004, BC/EFA provided $345,000 to 21 organizations in this grant round.)
NATIONAL GRANTS II / 2005
March 2005, $465,500 awarded to 27 organizations
City Number of Organizations Amount
washington, dc 6 $ 85,000
AIDS Action Foundation, AIDS Alliance for Children, Youth and Family, Global Network of People with AIDS – North America, National Association of People with
AIDS, National Coalition for LGBT Health, Whitman-Walker Clinic
new york, ny 2 $ 215,500
AIDS Vaccine Advocacy Coalition, Callen-Lorde Community Health Center, Center for HIV Law and Policy, CHAMP, Funders Concerned About AIDS, GMHC,
God’s Love We Deliver, Harlem United, Hetrick-Martin Institute, Housing Works – Campaign to End AIDS, In the Life, New York AIDS Coalition
san francisco, ca 2 $ 50,000
Project Inform, San Francisco AIDS Foundation
boston, ma; chicago, il; los angeles, ca; seattle, wa; tampa, fl 7 $ 115,000
AIDS Action Committee of Massachusetts, AIDS Foundation of Chicago, AIDS Project Los Angeles, ANSA (Association of Nutritional Service Agencies), Institute for
Gay Men’s Health, Lifelong AIDS Alliance, The AIDS Institute
total: $ 465,500
(This is an increase of $120,500 over 2004’s $345,000 to 21 organizations).
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