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The Bracelet
Until There's A Cure was the first non-profit organization to create and sell a bracelet to raise funds for a cause. The original bracelet was designed by Isabella Geddes of Florence, Italy in 1993 — a symbolic, simple, and elegant cuff-style bracelet. What distinguishes our Foundation from others seeking to help those affected by HIV/AIDS is that our primary source of financing for this effort is The Bracelet. In featuring The Bracelet, our goals are to unite people around the world in promoting compassion, understanding, and responsibility, as well as increasing awareness.
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African Art
Hand-carved in the Ovahimba tribal tradition by villagers in Namibia, no two African Art bracelets are alike. Each bracelet features a representation of the AIDS ribbon, and each is a poignant work of wearable art imaginatively and resourcefully crafted from recycled PVC pipe. Purchases of this bracelet provide care services, food, and schooling for children of this Namibian village and other areas of Africa ravaged by AIDS
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Meet The Artists
Woza Moya |
Reaboka Foundation |
We want to see a change, but we need your help!
On this site, www.hivlife.org , we explore the intersection of HIV and social injustices and aim to empower and educate people on the issues surrounding HIV/AIDS globally. We hope this site will inspire you to go out and create change, because we believe one person can make a difference. |
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