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Today is World AIDS Day!

Literanista December 1, 2006

There are many free HIV testing events being held around the world today, take advantage and go get tested:

or just lean back and be an armchair activist by clicking below!

Bristol-Myers-Squibb is donating $1 for every candle which is lit on their web site, up to $100,000.

The funds raised will be given to The National AIDS Fund, which is one of America’s largest philanthropic organizations dedicated to eliminating HIV/AIDS as a major health and social problem.

Just one click of the mouse is all it takes!
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