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grants to AIDS groups helping Katrina evacuees

The National AIDS Fund has created the Katrina HIV/AIDS Emergency Fund to provide money to AIDS service organizations and other community groups offering medical and supportive services to HIV-positive people affected by Hurricane Katrina. Grants are now available to nonprofit groups. To apply for up to $10,000 in funds, organizations can complete an online application form online at www.aidsfund.org/naf . For more information send an e-mail to katrinafund@aidsfund.org.

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