The 39th annual Walk to End HIV is almost here—and this year, your support could mean the difference between someone getting life-saving care quickly and someone facing dangerous delays. On Saturday, September 20th, I’ll be walking to raise funds for Whitman-Walker Health’s HIV programs and services, which are facing unprecedented threats from federal funding cuts and shifting priorities. For decades, Whitman-Walker has stood beside our D.C. community—helping people get tested, start treatment, stay healthy, and live with dignity. We’ve made incredible progress together, but without community support, vital programs like free HIV testing, access to PrEP, outreach to people most at risk, and compassionate care for those living with HIV could be scaled back or disappear entirely. HIV is still an epidemic in our city, and no one should have to face it alone. Your donation isn’t just a contribution—it’s hope, health, and the promise of a future where everyone has the chance to thrive.

Please donate today and join us on September, 20th!

Thank you,

Meghan (she/her)