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The day has come. It’s the second annual #HIVIsNotACrime Awareness Day. Take action now and learn about decriminalizing HIV in the U.S.:
bit.ly/3kvJPh8
(1/2) National Gay Men’s HIV/AIDS Awareness Day is a reminder that HIV continues to disproportionately affect gay and bisexual men. Alongside this disparity are the stigma and inequities that can discourage individuals from seeking the care and support they deserve.
Deborah Cox ended our Night of Compassion by bringing her powerhouse vocals to The Beverly Hills Hotel 🎶 Her never-ending energy brought everyone to the dance floor for a night we’ll never forget!
Our Night of Compassion would not have been possible without the help of Laura Coates! We were enamored by her welcoming charm as she guided us through the evening as our host.
Thank you Laura for the incredible night!
We can’t express our gratitude enough to The Commitment to End AIDS Award recipient, @VanityFair, for their long-standing support in HIV advocacy and activism.
It is with their help that the stories of those living with HIV/AIDS are not lost, but rather, amplified and shared ❤️
(1/2) It was an honor to present Billy Porter with The Elizabeth Taylor Legacy Award ✨
After receiving The Commitment to End AIDS Award in 2021, Billy’s unwavering activism has made him the only person to receive both awards presented by The Elizabeth Taylor AIDS Foundation.
Thank you to our incredible Presenting Sponsor, Gilead Sciences Inc. (@GileadSciences) for making this year’s Night of Compassion a great success!
It is with their ongoing support that we’re able to continue our work in creating an HIV-free world.
(1/3) Last night’s Night of Compassion was a dream 🌟
We were incredibly grateful to be surrounded by our dedicated community to honor and celebrate the progress and continued fight towards HIV/AIDS prevention and care.
(2/3) We were touched by the wonderful speeches given by The Legacy Award recipient, Billy Porter, and The Commitment to End AIDS recipient, Vanity Fair.
To end the night, Deborah Cox brought an energizing performance that had everyone on their feet.
(1/3) AIDS is no longer a guaranteed death sentence, but HIV can continue to have long-term effects that impact aging populations.
Today, on National HIV/AIDS and Aging Awareness Day, we recognize the importance of advocating for proper care for older adults living with HIV.
(2/3) That’s why we’re proud to partner with the San Francisco AIDS Foundation on the Elizabeth Taylor 50-Plus Network. This social support group provides a space for gay, bisexual, and trans men ages 50 and older to build community and connection.
Tonight, we’ll be joined by our community for an evening of celebrations at our Night of Compassion 🌟
We’ll share updates on our Instagram story so join in to see the evening come to life.
We are grateful to our Presenting Sponsor, @GileadSciences for their generous support.
Tomorrow, we’re celebrating our annual Los Angeles anchor event: The Night of Compassion!
We can’t wait to see you for a night of celebration, recognition, entertainment, and more.
We are grateful to our Presenting Sponsor, @GileadSciences for their generous support.
(1/2) Thanks to ETAF’s Emergency Grant Cycle, organizations like Transgender Advocates Knowledgeable Empowering in Alabama and TransSocial in Florida were able to keep vital HIV services going, even after losing federal funding for this critical work.
In 2021, Billy Porter received the Elizabeth Taylor Commitment to End AIDS Award for his dedication to raising awareness and advocating for people affected by HIV/AIDS.
This year, we’re pleased to present him with the Elizabeth Taylor Legacy Award for his continued work!
Join us in honoring Billy by getting tickets to the event: bit.ly/NightOfCompassion2026
We are grateful to our Presenting Sponsor, Gilead Sciences, Inc. for their generous support.