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Alicia Keys' Charity Raises $86.6 Million for Children Affected by HIV
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What Happened?
Alicia Keys co-founded Keep a Child Alive in 2003 to support children affected by HIV/AIDS. The charity has raised $86.6 million and helped over 9.3 million people in 28 countries.
Key points
- Alicia Keys co-founded Keep a Child Alive in 2003 with Leigh Blake.
- The charity has raised $86.6 million over two decades.
- It supports over 9.3 million children and families in 28 countries.
- The organization focuses on providing life-saving medication and support.
- Keys' annual fundraiser, the Black Ball, is a key event for the charity.
- In 2024, a partnership with TodayTix Group raised $1 million for the cause.
Key insights
- The charity's success highlights the importance of community support in health crises.
- Alicia Keys' personal experience has driven her commitment to social justice.
- The partnership with Broadway shows the potential for arts to contribute to social causes.
Why it matters
The charity's work significantly impacts the lives of millions affected by HIV/AIDS.
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Source
Times of India
