Twelve AIDS Service Agencies Awarded Grant Money

From CDC National Prevention Information Network

November 15, 2001

Twelve local AIDS service organizations have been awarded more than $200,000 in grants sponsored by the Dallas chapter of Design Industries Foundation Fighting AIDS. Recipients and grant amounts are: AIDS Outreach Center, $20,000; AIDS Services of North Texas, $25,000; Bryan's House, $20,000; AIDS Services of Dallas, $25,000; AIDS Interfaith Network Inc., $25,000; Cathedral of Hope/Metropolitan Community Church, $18,000; AIDS Resource Center, $15,000; Dallas Legal Hospice, $10,000; Renaissance III Inc., $15,000; White Rock Friends/HIV Program, $10,000; Jonnie's Manor, $13,000; and Interfaith Network of Tarrant County, $4,000.

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Adapted from:
Dallas Morning News
11.14.01

This article was provided by CDC National Prevention Information Network. It is a part of the publication CDC HIV/Hepatitis/STD/TB Prevention News Update.

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