March eNews

Spring is a Time for H.O.P.E.

Carlotta Walls Lanier, a recipient of the prestigious Congressional Gold Medal, was one of the courageous Little Rock Nine who integrated Little Rock Central High School in 1957. This pivotal act of bravery helped shape the American Civil Rights Movement, challenging racial segregation and discrimination.

The Center is honored to have Carlotta join us as our keynote speaker on April 5 at the Fritz Knoebel Ballroom at the University of Denver, as we raise funds for over 300 vulnerable children in Kenya and India.

We will also be presenting the Center's 2025 Humanitarian of the Year award to Laraine Guyette.

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We Need Your Support in Kenya

With the unprecedented stop-work order by our current administration to end PEPFAR, families and individuals are starting to suffer. We are looking to raise $7,500 to support 46 individuals (including 13 who are HIV positive) who have seen their monthly food support from the Feed the Future program abruptly end.

$163 will support one person with nutrition for an entire year. This is a number in the Kabbalah tradition that represents divine love, mercy, and kindness. To help, please consider a gift of $163 or any amount.

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India, Here We Come

A team of three, including the Center's Founder and Chair of the Board, Dr. Donald Messer, are arriving in India on March 13 for a 10 day visit that includes time in Kolkata, Chennai, and Namakkal, locations where the Center provides support for multiple programs.

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Center Programs

The Red Concert is Just Days Away

The Center's annual concert fundraiser with the Tucson Interfaith HIV/AIDS Network is March 9 in Tucson. Can't make it in person?

Consider becoming a sponsor and help us assist those living with HIV locally and globally.

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Providing New Homes for 14 Families

Due to your generosity, 14 homes are being built in Kenya this year for at-risk families. Construction has begun, including the foundation of the Muthaura family's future home in the Meru area. To contribute to future homes, donate here.

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We Love Our Volunteers

The Center recently thanked our 2024 volunteers, inviting them to tour the Smithsonian's traveling exhibition "The Bias Inside Us," currently open to the public at the Boulder Jewish Community Center.

Along with other Center community members, our incredible volunteers enjoyed lunch and a facilitated conversation regarding implicit bias, as we unpacked this impactful experience. To learn more about volunteer opportunities, reach out to Justin Levy, at centerforheatlhandhope@gmail.com.

2025 Swinging@AIDS Golf Tournament is Set

Join us August 5 at Denver's beautiful City Park Golf Course for our annual golf outing benefiting the Center's programs in India. Registration is open!

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