- Support LGBTQ
- Grant Making
- Fund Creation
- Wealth Expansion
- Professional Expertise
- HIV Funding Collaborative
- Support LGBTQ
- Grant Making
- Fund Creation
- Wealth Expansion
- Professional Expertise
- HIV Funding Collaborative
HIV Funding Collaborative
George A. Murphy was an icon in the LGBTQ community. He is recognized as a founding member of The Center and was a Deacon Emeritus at Metropolitan Community Church, where he was a member of their AIDS Support Group. It is through a generous donation from his trust that a portion of these grants are possible.
The Human Dignity Foundation (HDF) is committed to serving people living with HIV and AIDS through the San Diego HIV Funding Collaborative (SDHFC) and the Sunshine Brooks Fund at the Human Dignity Foundation.
The mission of the San Diego HIV Funding Collaborative of the Human Dignity Foundation is to raise, leverage, and collaboratively allocate funds and resources, in order to reduce the impact of HIV in the San Diego region.
In 2021 we celebrated 25 years of granting funds to organizations to support their HIV/AIDS programs. The 2022 grant cycle donated $100,000 to organizations in San Diego County. This is only possible with tremendous support from Red Dress Party San Diego and generous legacy donors like George A. Murphy. Their continued contributions ensure the success of the SDHFC. If you would like to join us in supporting these amazing programs, please click here to make a donation today.
The San Diego HIV Funding Collaborative (SDHFC) in collaboration with Think Red, Inc. and other funders, is issuing this competitive Request for Proposals (RFP) to 501(c)(3), community-based organizations providing HIV/AIDS prevention & education and/or care & treatment programs and services.
How can SDHFC funds be used? Funds may be requested to support any one of the following three major funding areas: 1) Strengthening systems for HIV/AIDS coordinated service sites, 2) HIV/AIDS prevention & education services, or 3) HIV/AIDS care & treatment services. Organizations may apply for only one category of funding and may submit only one proposal per funding cycle.
2024 HIV Funding Collaborative Grant Cycle Now Open
Grant submissions for the HIV Funding Collaborative 2024 Cycle are due by January 31, 2024.
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2023 Grant Receipients
Thank you to our multi-year donor
