Honoring Lives. Preserving History.
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National AIDS MEMORIAL
As steward of the National AIDS Memorial Grove and the AIDS Memorial Quilt, the National AIDS Memorial is responsible for their care, preservation, and public access. This stewardship ensures that lives are remembered with respect and that the history of HIV/AIDS remains visible and protected.
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Programs & Events
Year-round programs bring communities together to remember, learn, and engage.
Supporting emerging leaders advancing HIV awareness and community care. Apply here.
Hands-on opportunities to care for and support the Memorial. Get involved.
Panel making workshops and community displays sharing remembrance and education across the country. Visit the Quilt.
Annual gala supporting remembrance, preservation, and the Memorial’s mission. Learn more.
Care for the Grove each year. Volunteers ensure that the 10 acres of the National AIDS Memorial Grove are cared for, protected, and maintained for the thousands of people who visit the Grove throughout the year.
We offer 24 annual Quilt panel making and repair workshops in San Francisco and the East Bay.
Awarded to 204 young health & social justice activists through our Pedro Zamora Young Leaders Scholarship and our Mary Bowman Arts in Activism Award.
Your Support Matters Now More Than Ever
In this short message, John B. Cunningham, CEO of the National AIDS Memorial, shares why your support matters now—so that every life cut short by AIDS is honored, remembered, and carried forward through the AIDS Memorial Quilt and the Memorial’s work nationwide.
Your gift helps ensure that these stories are preserved, shared, and never forgotten—and that the legacy of the AIDS movement continues to guide future generations toward a more just and compassionate society.
Thank you for standing with us and for helping ensure this story carries on.
