Providing numerous daily/weekly feeding programs, food pantry, hot meals and personal hygiene assistance, GLBT youth services, emergency shelter, youth resources, AIDS crisis
assistance, and more.
We are a people of compassion on a mission of love to feed the hungry and heal the hurting. We challenge all oppression, especially the oppression of queer people both young and old. By embodying grace, we live out our liberation until all are set free.

The Greg Dollgener Memorial AIDS Fund was named in honor of our friend who died of AIDS in 1994. Despite his personal devastation by HIV, Greg taught us all strength and courage through volunteering at various AIDS organizations and helping those less fortunate than himself. Today, the all-volunteer, 501(c)(3) organization carries on those efforts by enhancing the lives of people with HIV/AIDS in the North Texas area by providing financial assistance for critical needs when resources are exhausted through other local organizations. We are able to provide last resort assistance to those with HIV/AIDS in ways that agencies are unable. Whether it is paying rent, assisting with utilities, paying insurance premiums or providing funding for transportation needs, GDMAF is there to make a difference.

For more than 35 years, AIN has been a vital lifeline in healthcare, empowering individuals living with HIV and supporting other vulnerable populations. Each day, we proudly serve over 1,600 low-income clients, providing essential services like Meals, Transportation, Case Management, and Translation to help them thrive.

Our clients navigate complex challenges, including mental and physical health issues, mobility limitations, homelessness, transportation barriers, financial struggles, and discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity. Guided by our Mission and Vision, we celebrate the rich diversity of those we serve, working hand-in-hand to help each individual overcome their unique obstacles and achieve a brighter future.