Elton John AIDS Foundation

We’re excited to announce that Chappell Roan will light up the stage with a sensational performance at #EJAFOscars on March 2 ❤️✨ And joining us for this unforgettable night as our incredible co-hosts are Sheryl Lee Ralph, Jean Smart, Neil Patrick Harris and David Burtka. What a line up! We can’t wait to share the stage with these amazing names, thank you for your support of our vision for a world free of AIDS and to end LGBTQ+ stigma. 👉 Find out more: https://lnkd.in/g8MAkptt

✨ We’re thrilled that our National Coming Out Day film featuring Billy Porter and created by Highway Child is in the running this year, celebrating visibility and honoring the courage it takes to embrace your authentic self. 🏳️🌈 👉 Here’s how to support our work and vote: https://lnkd.in/e4SE4pGz 📸 Sean Black

Kristina, a peer counselor at Revanche -an organization supported by the Elton John AIDS Foundation in Kazakhstan – knows firsthand the difference compassionate support can make. Once hesitant to start treatment due to a lack of information and support, Kristina has now been living with HIV for over 10 years. Today, she shares her journey to empower other women and connects them to lifesaving care and support services. “I am trying to show others, through my own experience, that there is no need to be afraid of this,” shared Kristina. “I have learnt that stigma comes from within. If a person labels themselves, then it means that society will label them too.”

✨ Happy New Year from the Elton John AIDS Foundation! ✨ 2024 was filled with remarkable moments, groundbreaking achievements, and meaningful progress—driven by advocacy, and the power of love and compassion. Thank YOU for being a part of our mission. Here’s to another year of impact in 2025 🧡

🔔 Today is the LAST DAY to have your gift MATCHED by our fabulous Rocket Fund co-chair, Donatella Versace 💜 Your generosity is instrumental in advancing our mission – one that empowers communities, confronts stigma and inequality, and increases access to essential care worldwide 🌍 🧡 Give a gift today: https://lnkd.in/e7ixBNNB

Alex, 27, found hope with Georgia Harm Reduction Coalition, a partner of the Elton John AIDS Foundation. Following the loss of his father and two siblings, Alex found a place that could support him through his struggles, especially his mental health. Georgia Harm Reduction Coalition connected him to harm reduction services to protect his health and his future, and helped him navigate his grief through compassionate counseling.

The impact is clear but our work isn’t over. From Ukraine to Mozambique, and from the United States to India, we work in some of the most challenging contexts where others don't go. Swipe to see what the Elton John AIDS Foundation has achieved so far thanks to the generosity of our supporters and the dedication of our partners 🧡

Happy 10th wedding anniversary to Elton John and David Furnish ❤️ For over a decade, Elton and David have been fierce advocates for LGBTQ+ equality, illustrating the transformative power of love and compassion. Through the Elton John AIDS Foundation, they’ve led groundbreaking efforts to create a future free from AIDS, and continue to help us tackle the barriers and growing anti-LGBTQ+ legislation we face. We stand with them in the belief that everyone should be able to freely and openly love who they love. Thank you, Elton and David, for your unwavering dedication to LGBTQ+ rights and for showing us that love truly can change the world ❤️ Photo credit: Misan Harriman

The Elton John AIDS Foundation is seeking a consultant to support our U.S. portfolio with MEL (Monitoring, Evaluation, and Learning) technical support and oversight to grant recipients. This role will involve designing and implementing mixed-method MEL plans, methodologies, and tools to evaluate the performance of U.S. grants and the portfolio as a whole against intended outcomes. Additionally, the consultant will manage the execution of external evaluations to analyze various components of the U.S. portfolio. Read the full scope of work and application details here: https://lnkd.in/dikZYbtG

Today, we’re reflecting on the special #WorldAIDSDay commemoration held at the White House on December 1st, where President Joe Biden and AIDS activist Jeanne White-Ginder, Ryan White's mother, emphasized the ongoing commitment required to end AIDS in the USA and around the world. It was so powerful to see the AIDS Memorial Quilt at the White House for the first time since its creation 40 years ago. In the U.S., we thank President Biden for his commitment to make HIV treatment and prevention more accessible, and look forward to seeing the updated guidance on HIV care from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services. In case you missed it, you can listen to the remarks at the White House on World AIDS Day here: https://lnkd.in/emmxJZCD Official White House Photo by Adam Schultz