Aliveness Project

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+1 (612) 824-5433

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3808 Nicollet Ave

Minneapolis, MN 55409

+1 (612) 824-5433

http://www.aliveness.org

The Aliveness Project is a nonprofit organization, founded in 1985, that supports people living with HIV/AIDS. With a vibrant volunteer base (550 per week!), The Aliveness Project provides services and encouragement such as food and therapy in order to provide well-rounded, complete support. Multiple fund-raising events are held in the community each year and new volunteers are always welcome. The Aliveness Project is moving to this location.

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5.02 reviews

Ben D.

4/12/2011

The Aliveness Project is a community center for the HIV/AIDS community within Minnesota. They service over 1600 members (which accounts for 1/4 of the population of the state living with HIV/AIDS)...

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