On Thursday, April 24, 2025, Broward County saw an impressive turnout for Dining Out For Life, an annual event benefiting Broward House and its programs supporting individuals living with HIV/AIDS. The event, which drew both local residents and volunteers, aimed to raise money for the nonprofit’s comprehensive services, including housing, medical care, and community support.
Restaurants across Fort Lauderdale and Wilton Manors participated by donating a portion of their sales to Broward House. With over 30 establishments involved, the event saw a range of dining options, from casual to fine dining, each contributing in their own way. Among the local favorites were Rosie’s Bar & Grill, Alibi, and The Pub, all of which are longstanding supporters of both the event and the community. Their participation, alongside other restaurants, helped make the event a success.
As diners filled these popular spots, they were reminded that their participation went beyond just enjoying a meal. For Broward House, the funds raised help support its ongoing efforts to provide care for those affected by HIV/AIDS.For those who could not attend the event, online contributions were also accepted.
While the evening was focused on raising funds, it also served as a reminder of the ongoing need for support in the fight against HIV/AIDS in the community. Broward House continues to provide critical services to individuals in need, and the funds raised during Dining Out For Life 2025 helps ensure these services remain available.. The evening demonstrated how a shared commitment can make a meaningful difference in the lives of those affected by HIV/AIDS, showing that even small actions, like dining out, can leave a lasting impact.
Content Courtesy of OutClique Staff
