Check out the AIDS Network Committee/Work-group meetings that will be held during the month of October.

Board Of Directors- No Meeting in October

By-Laws- Friday, October 21, 2011 at 1:00 pm located at the American Red Cross (Library) located at 786 Delaware Ave, Buffalo NY 14209

Community Input- No Meeting in October

Policy Advisement-Friday, October  7, 2011 at 9:00 am located at the American Red Cross located at 786 Delaware Ave, Buffalo NY 14209

Minority Concerns- Friday, October 21, 2011 at 9:00 am located at the Volunteers Lawyers Project located at 237 Main St., Buffalo NY 14203

Health and Human Service Providers- No Meeting in October

Women, Children& Young Peoples- No Meeting in October

The AIDS Plus Fund of Buffalo closed another successful year of Buffalo’s Gay Bingo with thousands of dollars being raised and donated to various programs and activities directly supporting people living with HIV/AIDS in the Western New York region. Thanks to all of those who attended, donated and volunteered at the monthly Bingo sessions.

Bingo will resume in September, but this time at a new venue! Lafayette Presbyterian Church (875 Elmwood Ave.) will be the new location offering a bigger space to accommodate the growing crowds. Please join in for a great time!  Check out the upcoming dates for the first half of the next season.

 September 11     SNL Bingo

October 9           Trick or Treat Bingo

November 13      Redneck Bingo

December 11     Naughty or Nice Bingo

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The AIDS Network is here to help our community respond to AIDS and HIV infection. We do this not by providing service ourselves, but by coordinating and communicating with those who do. On our Board of Directors and working committees are persons infected with HIV/AIDS, the loved ones and caregivers who are affected by this disease, representatives of  state and  local governments, business partners and interested community members. Through this critical exchange of information our community learns about emerging needs, plans the resources to meet them and mutually supports our constituents.

 Mission: The mission of the AIDS Network is to actively develop, promote and advocate a community based, coordinated response to HIV/AIDS through a partnership of all people dedicated to HIV/AIDS issues.

 Vision:  Our vision is a Network of representative membership and informed leaders, who will identify and prioritize regional needs, work at raising community awareness and collaborate to acquire resources to meet the needs of our community in response to HIV/AIDS.