AHF Leads Fight Against HIV/AIDS ‘Til It’s Over

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As part of its World AIDS Day observations around the globe, on Sunday, December 1st, AHF will run an outdoor digital advertising campaign across six countries: the United States, England, Belgium, Denmark, Germany, and the Netherlands. The ad highlights AHF’s milestone of more than two million lives in care. (Graphic: AHF)
As part of its World AIDS Day observations around the globe, on Sunday, December 1st, AHF will run an outdoor digital advertising campaign across six countries: the United States, England, Belgium, Denmark, Germany, and the Netherlands. The ad highlights AHF’s milestone of more than two million lives in care. (Graphic: AHF)
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