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Entertainment AIDS Alliance phased-out its operations in 2016. We thank the Entertainment Industry, donors, and our dedicated volunteers for supporting EAA's mission and funding over $5 million in grants for HIV/AIDS research, treatment, and services nationwide.

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“The world has come a long way toward the realization that HIV/AIDS is everybody’s problem. In Los Angeles, no one has worked harder or more effectively than the Entertainment AIDS Alliance to address this growing challenge by providing grants for urgent social services…and by raising funding and awareness in an industry that is uniquely positioned to bring this disease to the attention of the world.”

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 –  Steve Tisch, Academy Award Winning Producer & Chairman of the New York Giants

ABOUT

ABOUT

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Entertainment AIDS Alliance (EAA) raised over $5.4 million for 175 national and community-based organizations that provide client services to people living with HIV, institutions that conduct research for AIDS treatment and prevention, and advocacy groups that help shape public policy relevant to HIV/AIDS care.

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It is with deep gratitude that we thank the Entertainment Industry, private donors, and our friends for supporting the Entertainment AIDS Alliance as a seminal force in the fight against AIDS.

 

Established in 1989, EAA was a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization founded by Industry professionals responding to the urgent needs of AIDS organizations nationwide.  During its 25+ years of dedicated service, it brought together the public and private sector, clinicians, and service organizations across the country, enabling them to develop and deliver treatment, education, and value-based care.

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Since phasing-out our operations, several of our former officers have continued to advise on HIV/AIDS initiatives including the UNAIDS “90-90-90” initiative to end the AIDS epidemic by 2030.  As AIDS’ greatest threat to public health exists in the developing world, we encourage individuals to learn more about UNAIDS’ ongoing global strategy.

Beneficiaries

Entertainment AIDS Alliance

GRANT BENEFICIARIES

Standing Beneficiaries

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  • AIDS Project Los Angeles (APLA), Los Angeles, CA

  • AIDS Project New Haven, CT

  • AIDS Research Alliance (ARA), Los Angeles, CA

  • Callen-Lorde Community Health Center, New York City

  • Colorado AIDS Project, Denver, CO

  • Common Ground, Santa Monica, CA

  • Keep a Child Alive, Brooklyn, NY

  • Los Angeles Jewish AIDS Services, Los Angeles, CA

  • Project Angel Food, Los Angeles, CA

  • The Actors Fund, New York City, NY

  • UCLA AIDS Institute, Los Angeles, CA

  • Venice Family Clinic, Venice, CA

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Grant Recipients

1989- 2016

  • A Positive Approach, Rapid City, SD 

  • Action AIDS Philadelphia, PA 

  • AID Atlanta, Atlanta, GA 

  • Aid for AIDS/Serra Project, W Hollywood/Pasadena, CA 

  • AIDS Action Baltimore, Inc., Baltimore, MD 

  • AIDS Action Coalition, Huntsville, AL

  • AIDS Action Council Boston, MA

  • AIDS Action Committee of MA, Boston

  • AIDS Action Foundation, National

  • AIDS Alabama, Birmingham, AL

  • AIDS Community Residence Assn, Durham, NC 

  • AIDS Delaware, Wilmington, DE 

  • AIDS Foundation Houston, TX

  • AIDS Foundation of Chicago, Chicago, IL 

  • AIDS Foundation St. Louis, St. Louis, MO 

  • AIDS Fund, Inc. (was Tidewater AIDS Crisis Taskforce), Norfolk, VA 

  • AIDS Leadership Foothills-Area Alliance, Hickory, NC 

  • AIDS Outreach Center, Fort Worth, TX 

  • AIDS Project Arizona, Phoenix, AR 

  • AIDS Project of Central Iowa, Des Moines, IA 

  • AIDS Project Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA 

  • AIDS Project New Haven, New Haven, CT

  • AIDS Project Ventura County, CA

  • AIDS Resource Center, Dallas, TX 

  • AIDS Resource Center of WI, Milwaukee, WI 

  • AIDS Rochester, NY

  • AIDS Service Center, Pasadena, CA

  • AIDS Service Center, Bethlehem, PA

  • AIDS Services Foundation Orange County, CA

  • AIDS Task Force of Alabama, Birmingham, AL 

  • AIDS Task Force Philadelphia, Philadelphia, PA 

  • AIDS/HIV Health Alternatives, N Hollywood, CA

  • Alliance of AIDS Services - Carolina, Raleigh, NC 

  • Amigos Sin Barerras, Long Beach, CA

  • Athens AIDS Task Force, Athens, OH 

  • B.E.A.T. AIDS Coalition, San Antonio, TX 

  • Being Alive Long Beach, Long Beach, CA 

  • Belle Reve, New Orleans, LA

  • Bering Community Service Foundation, Houston, TX 

  • Bethany Place, Belleville, IL

  • Bienstar, Los Angeles, CA

  • Calcutta House, Philadelphia, CA

  • Camp Laurel, Los Angeles, CA

  • CARE Coordination Team, Wichita, KS

  • Care Resource, Miami, FL

  • Cascade AIDS Project, Portland, OR 

  • Center Long Beach, Long Beach, CA 

  • Chattanooga Cares, Chattanooga, TN

  • Clinica Monsenor Oscar A. Romero, Los Angeles, CA 

  • Colorado AIDS Project, Denver, CO 

  • Desert AIDS Project, Palm Springs, CA 

  • Doorways, St. Louis, MO

  • Elizabeth Glazer Pediatric AIDS Foundation, National/Global 

  • Fenway Community Health Center, Boston, MA 

  • Food for Life Network, Miami, FL 

  • Foothill AIDS Project, Claremont, CA

  • Friends of People with AIDS Coalition, Portland, OR

  • Gay Men's Health Crisis, Inc., New York, NY 

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  • God's Love We Deliver, New York, NY

  • Health Education Resource Organization, Baltimore, MD 

  • Intl. Association of Physicians in AIDS Care, National/Global

  • Jenesse Center, Los Angeles, CA

  • Jerusalem House, Atlanta, GA

  • Long Beach AIDS Foundation, CA

  • Long Island Assoc for AIDS Care, Inc., Huntington Station, NY 

  • Los Angeles Gay & Lesbian Center, Los Angeles, CA 

  • Los Angeles Jewish AIDS Service, Los Angeles, CA 

  • Low County AIDS Services, Charleston, SC 

  • Maitri, San Francisco, CA

  • Mama's Kitchen, San Diego

  • MANNA, Philadelphia, PA

  • Metro Teen AIDS, Washington D.C.

  • Mid-Fairfield AIDS Project, Norwalk, CT

  • Minnesota AIDS Project, Minneapolis, MN 

  • Minority AIDS Outreach, Nashville, TN 

  • Multicultural AIDS Coalition, Boston, MA

  • New Mexico AIDS Services, Albuquerque, NM 

  • New Orleans AIDS Task Force, New Orleans, LA 

  • Northern Nevada Hopes, Reno, NV

  • Northwest AIDS Foundation, Seattle, WA 

  • People of Color Consortium Against AIDS, Denver, CA 

  • People with AIDS Coalition of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT 

  • Pittsburgh AIDS Task Force, Pittsburgh, PA 

  • Positive Directions, Wichita, KS

  • Positive Gourmet, Sacramento, CA 

  • Positive Resource Center, San Francisco, CA

  • Project Angel Food, Los Angeles, CA 

  • Project Inform, San Francisco, CA 

  • Project Lazarus, New Orleans, LA

  • Project Open Hand, San Francisco, CA 

  • RAIN - Oklahoma, Oklahoma City, OK 

  • Rhode Island Project AIDS, Providence, RI 

  • Rural AIDS Network, Little Falls, MN

  • Saban Free Clinic (Los Angeles Free Clinic), Los Angeles, CA 

  • Safe House, N. Hollywood, CA

  • San Antonio AIDS Foundation, San Antonio, TX 

  • San Francisco AIDS Foundation, San Francisco, CA 

  • Sarah House, Santa Barbara, CA 

  • Schenectady Damien Center, Schenectady

  • Shanti Orange County, Laguna Hills, CA

  • Southern Arizona AIDS Foundation, Tucson, AZ

  • Southwest Boulevard Family Health Center, Kansas City, KS 

  • The Center, Long Beach, CA

  • The Center San Diego, CA

  • The Damien Center, Indianapolis, IN 

  • UCAN, Olympia, WA

  • UCLA AIDS Institute, Los Angeles, CA 

  • Utah AIDS Foundation, Salt Lake City, UT 

  • Valley Community Clinic, N Hollywood, CA

  • Village Health Foundation, Los Angeles, CA

  • Whitman-Walker Clinic, Washington D.C. 

  • Whittier-Rio Hondo AIDS Project, Whittier, CA

  • Women's AIDS Project, Denver, CO 

  • Yale Center for Interdisciplinary Research on AIDS

CONTACT

CONTACT

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Kindly note that this website serves to commemorate Entertainment AIDS Alliance (EAA) and to prevent confusion between EAA and any organizations operating under comparable names.  Entertainment AIDS Alliance phased-out its operations in 2016 at which time it released its nonprofit tax status as well as its original, "dot org" Internet domain. It does not solicit, collect, or accept donations of any kind.
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