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The Midnight Mission (TMM) is the oldest continuously operating human service organization in the Los Angeles region. Centered in the Skid Row area of downtown Los Angeles, The Midnight Mission runs one of the most efficient direct service operations in the country. With only five executive managers throughout its 100-year history, The Midnight Mission has been a consistent beacon of light for those with nowhere else to turn.

Founded in 1914, TMM was established as a not-for-profit organization in 1922. In 1974, Clancy Imislund was recruited to lead the Mission. A recovering alcoholic himself, and leader in the Los Angeles

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Just Detention International (JDI) is an international health and human rights organization that seeks to end sexual abuse in all forms of detention. JDI was founded in 1980 by a survivor of prisoner rape. In 2001, JDI transitioned from a volunteer-only to a staff-led organization. JDI has grown steadily for the past two decades and the fiscal year 2019-2020 budget is $3.7 million.

Forty years after its inception, JDI remains the only organization in the world dedicated to ending sexual violence in detention. With its headquarters in Los Angeles, JDI also has offices in Washington, DC, and Johannesburg, South Africa.

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In 1985, a few concerned citizens decided to make a difference in the Tucson community’s response to HIV & AIDS. They formed the Tucson AIDS Project (TAP), followed shortly by the Shanti Foundation. In 1987, a group of people living with HIV/AIDS incorporated their grassroots advocacy efforts into the People with AIDS Coalition of Tucson, PACT for Life.

Working in concert, the three agencies created an array of services for people infected with and affected by HIV/AIDS, meeting basic needs as well as more sophisticated ones, while simultaneously providing information and skill-building programs to help others prevent further

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LGBTQ community centers serve over 2 million people annually and are the heart and soul of the LGBTQ movement. Whether they provide direct services, educate the public or organize for social change, they are the primary change agents in the national movement working toward the liberation and empowerment of LGBTQ people.

Founded in 1994 as a member-based coalition to support the development of strong, sustainable LGBTQ community centers, CenterLink provides capacity building services to member centers across the country. Serving over 250 centers in 45 states, Puerto Rico and the District of Columbia, as well as centers in

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GLAD is a nonprofit public interest law firm advocating for full legal equality and justice in all areas of life for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer people as well as for all people living with HIV/AIDS. GLAD lawyers argued the Supreme Court case that established protections under the Americans with Disabilities Act for people living with HIV, and broke ground on some of the movement’s earliest transgender rights victories securing equal opportunities in access to medical care, schools, and more. GLAD’s decades-long leadership and collaboration in the marriage equality movement culminated in a Supreme Court victory establishing

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Headquartered in Los Angeles, the Dr. Susan Love Foundation for Breast Cancer Research challenges the status quo to end breast cancer and improve the lives of people impacted by it now through education and advocacy. The Foundation drives collaborative, cutting-edge research with nontraditional partners, brings to light the collateral damage of treatment and seeks ways to diminish it, and interprets science to empower patients. Fast, flexible, and project-based, the Foundation actively engages the public in scientific research to ensure that it produces accurate and meaningful results.

Recognized for her progressive approach to women’s health and research paired with

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Founded in 1989 and headquartered in Norfolk, LGBT Life Center provides programs and services to the LGBTQ and HIV communities in Hampton Roads, Virginia. Services include medical case management, housing, meals, transportation, outreach, prevention, education, and free HIV/STD testing. In five (soon to be six) locations in Norfolk, Hampton and Newport News, LGBT Life Center offers resources and support to meet the needs of Hampton Roads’ diverse communities.

Over the last 30 years, from its original mission to serve women and children living with HIV/AIDS, the organization’s work has changed, as HIV has changed. In 2006, the merger of CANDII