$1.2B in expenses

AHF pharmacy services. At AHF pharmacy, your prescription saves lives. Each prescription filled at the foundation's facilities provides specialty HIV related care as well as the other foundation's advocacy and services in the u.s. And around the world. The foundation has 51 pharmacies located in california, florida, georgia, illinois, louisiana, maryland, mississippi, nevada, new york, pennsylvania, ohio, south carolina, texas, washington, puerto rico, and the district of columbia. During the tax year, the foundation served 104,223 pharmacy patients.

$652.7M in expenses

AHF managed care services. The foundation's managed care services provided people living with HIV who reside in california specialized health care since 1995. To achieve its mission of providing affordable healthcare regardless of ability to pay, the foundation has agreements with publicly funded payors including medi-cal and medicare health care plans designed to provide medical services to subscribing participants living with HIV and AIDS. During the tax year, the foundation served over 1,561 members.

$159.7M in expenses

AHF healthcare & wellness centers. AHF healthcare centers offer expert HIV care delivered by experienced and compassionate staff. The foundation provides advanced medical services designed specifically for its patients, regardless of the person's financial situation and offers same-day HIV or STD testing. The foundation has a network of 72 domestic outpatient healthcare centers and over 932 clinics outside the u.s. Serving over 2,200,000 people in 47 countries.

$21.6M in expenses

Sustainable affordable housing for the homeless and low-income populations. In response to widespread gentrification and rising housing costs, which displaces AHF patients throughout california, florida, and elsewhere, the foundation has launched the healthy housing foundation (HHF) to fulfill its public health mission. HHF provides decent housing units at an affordable cost to low-income people, including families with children and those previously unsheltered or homeless. AHF believes that a stable and affordable housing situation is critical for individuals with chronic health conditions, including HIV/AIDS.the foundation also creates and implements new programs in communities across the u.s. And abroad, and expands delivery of healthcare and influence over policy with the aim of saving more lives. During the year, the foundation provided grants worth over $17 million worldwide to organizations that promote HIV testing, awareness, prevention and treatment as well as emergency grants to provide small, community organizations relief to deliver vital services in their areas. AHF's global advocacy team is committed to fighting for what is right and puts our clients' needs first every time, from leading the charge in demanding equal access to vaccines to helping low-income countries access lifesaving care.