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- DIFFA National
DIFFA is powered by four dynamic chapters—Chicago, Dallas, New York, and San Francisco—working together nationwide to drive meaningful change Each chapter is made up of dedicated and passionate individuals committed to advancing health equity, and supporting life-saving initiatives
- About DIFFA - DIFFA National
DIFFA supports organizations serving LGBTQ youth, at-risk minorities, and incarcerated individuals, addressing critical issues like HIV AIDS prevention, food insecurity, and healthcare access
- Community Resources - DIFFA National
Supporting testing, treatment, and education is essential to ending the epidemic and combating related crises DIFFA proudly funds organizations providing direct care and resources for individuals and families impacted by HIV AIDS
- Press Kit - DIFFA National
Welcome to the DIFFA Media Resources page This hub provides everything you need to effectively share, promote, or collaborate with DIFFA (Design Industries Foundation Fighting AIDS) Below, you’ll find downloadable press kits, official logos and brand guidelines, high-resolution images, fact sheets, and key organizational information
- Staff - DIFFA National
Chair: Thomas Polucci HOK; Chair: Thomas Polucci HOK; Treasurer: Jennifer Schimmel Koppenberg Management LLC; Chair Emeritus: David Rockwell Rockwell Group, Chair Emeritus: Cindy Allen Interior Design Magazine
- Contact Us - DIFFA National
DIFFA: Design Industries Foundation Fighting AIDS 322 West 52nd Street PO Box 228 New York, NY 10019
- Midnight Masque - DIFFA National
Thank you to everyone who made Midnight Masque an unforgettable evening of glamour, generosity, and impact! Your presence and support helped illuminate the night, ensuring DIFFA New York can continue its vital mission
- Mission - DIFFA
DIFFA’s Purpose: To support service organizations working tirelessly to combat HIV AIDS, homeless, food scarcity, and mental health issues Who we serve: DIFFA serves a broad range of organizations and communities, including LGBTQ youth, at-risk minority populations, and incarcerated populations
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