Beneficiaries
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AIDS/BREAST CANCER EMERGENCY FUNDS
The AIDS Emergency Fund (AEF) provides short-term emergency financial assistance to San Franciscans battling HIV/AIDS. Since 1982, the AEF has rallied community support to help pay basic living costs such as rent, utility bills and medical expenses for poverty-level San Franciscans with disabling HIV or AIDS. Annually, the AEF helps nearly 2,500 clients.
The Breast Cancer Emergency Fund (BCEF) was founded in 2001, modeled after the AIDS Emergency Fund. The BCEF provides short-term emergency financial assistance to low-income San Franciscans battling breast cancer. The BCEF also makes referrals to agencies that can provide longer-term help with practical and emotional support and other vital services.
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MAGNET
Magnet is a place where gay men can access resources and each other to promote individual and community health. Magnet's vision is to promote the physical, mental and social well-being of gay men. Magnet reflects the diversity and values of gay men who live, work or play in the Castro, seeking the participation and support of gay men to create and sustain the health and well-being of our community.
In addition to providing sexual health and counseling services, Magnet holds on-going community activities including book readings, art exhibits, town hall forums and other social events. In short, Magnet brings men together in an affirming environment that embraces the diversity of gay male culture. Magnet is a project of the San Francisco AIDS Foundation. |
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