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It began on a Sunday morning after he greeted a group of gay rights protesters outside his church. In a spontaneous move, Franklin decided to invite the group into the morning service and asked their leaders to speak to his congregation. A video from that morning shows Franklin onstage with the protest leaders. "I just […]

A monumental victory was reached this last week, when a needle exchange pilot program was approved by the Fresno County Board Of Supervisors. This success comes after a very long and difficult struggle to get the program started. The following is the report from The Fresno Bee… By Barbara Anderson / The Fresno Bee Intravenous

The volunteer opportunities will be staggered throughout the day, but the length of the entire day will be from 9am-10pm, see details below. All activities will be overlapping, so as long as you see something you’re interested in, hopefully offering your day to service will be worth it. If you CAN NOT TAKE OFF WORK

All About Care is in severe need of funding, and facing a critical situation if they can’t raise enough money to stay afloat. In the current economy we’re losing lots of businesses, let’s not lose such a vital helping hand to the community as well. All About Care / Camp Care offers support and services

Many of you have asked how you can help and although I KNOW this is a very tight economic time for many, one of the major ways you can help is by helping us, personally, offset the cost that some of us have taken on while doing this work. If you do decide to give

Some photos taken at the World AIDS Day Event at the Tower Theater on December 1st. Photos courtesy of Cynthia Manuszak. Click on photos to enlarge…

The following story was printed in the Fresno Bee on November 29th and was written by Barbara Anderson… The kitchen is an important place at The Living Room, a support center in Fresno for people who have the virus that causes AIDS. People come to the center not only for counseling and peer support, but

A celebration in remembrance for loved ones who have passed from HIV/AIDS and a promise to keep on fighting for those infected and affected with this disease.  Join us as we unite to show our commitment to remain vigilant and promise to continue to do so till this worldwide epidemic is defeated. Hosted by Channel

Ellos Latinos @The North Tower Circle on Thanksgiving night. * GoGo Dancers * Free Jello Shots * Gifts * 90’s Tunes * myspace.com/elloslatinos * Click on the flyer to enlarge for details…

Bill McEwen, a columnist for the Fresno Bee is upset. He’s upset with all those who’ve been marching and protesting in the streets since November 4th and the passing of Prop 8. According to him we can’t form complete sentences, we’re embarrassing ourselves, we’re not acting like "responsible adults" and in order to be granted