Extreme Budget Cuts for Arts and Culture in 2025
By Phillip Dunlap & Janet Erlick The State of Florida’s Fiscal Year 2025 budget has officially been signed by Governor DeSantis and Arts and Culture has taken a serious gut…
By Phillip Dunlap & Janet Erlick The State of Florida’s Fiscal Year 2025 budget has officially been signed by Governor DeSantis and Arts and Culture has taken a serious gut…
The Our Fund Foundation Steps Up to Fill the Gap for Impacted LGBTQ Agencies Kicks-Off Effort to Fundraise $170,500 by July 31, 2024 Financial support for Florida’s already fragile arts…
The 19th annual Florida AIDS Walk & Music Festival (FAW) wrapped successfully after the AHF-sponsored event on March 9 attracted more than 2,000 people who helped raise more than $2…
AIDS Healthcare Foundation (AHF), the world’s largest HIV/AIDS service organization, has added R&B singer, actor, and activist Eric Benét as a headliner for the 19th Annual Florida AIDS Walk &…
By Jessica Graves It’s been nearly 365 days since Don D’Arminio took office with a promise to ‘Get it Done’. With his inaugural year nearly complete, Wilton Manors’ newest city…
The Our Fund Foundation awarded a total of $280,00 in grants through its to 20 deserving organizations and projects that support fresh, bold LGBTQ-specific programs and initiatives in Broward and…
We The People – a growing coalition of more than 35 organizations fighting for people of color, women, LGBTQ+ communities, Jewish people, social justice, gun control, and more – will…
The Our Fund Foundation & Community Foundation of Broward was privileged to award $250,000 in grants for our joint LGBTQ+ Social Justice & Equity Fund. Please join us in celebrating…
On December 1, 2022, Broward County Mayor, Lamar P. Fisher honored World AIDS Day by awarding the World AIDS Museum and Educational Center a proclamation that would bring awareness to…
An LGBTQ+ Youth Performance, Art Exhibit & ReceptionBy Nicole Stodard, Ph.D.Join Thinking Cap Theatre at Mad Arts during LGBTQ History Month for “The Importance of Being Me”, an interdisciplinary youth…
By Marc Gave The 50th birthday of a hero lost much too early is the impetus behind the current exhibit, through June 30, on the life of Cuban immigrant and…
By John HaydenThe fight against HIV/AIDS is its fifth decade. The first 15 years were devastating, but the next 15 were encouraging. Now, we avoid stagnating. To know where we’re going,…
By John HaydenMost people don’t remember a time without the AIDS crisis. With breathtaking medical advances in treatment and prevention, HIV has faded from view as a major public health…