Dining Out For Life Philadelphias top chefs unite to support HIV services

Philadelphia, PALocal News

The 35th Annual Dining Out for Life in Philadelphia is scheduled for April 24, 2025, inviting food enthusiasts to indulge in meals from 40 of the city's finest restaurants. This event not only celebrates culinary excellence but also plays a crucial role in raising funds for Action Wellness, which supports over 2,000 individuals living with HIV and their families. According to Executive Director Mary Evelyn Torres, participating in this event is a simple yet impactful way for the community to contribute to ending the HIV epidemic. Action Wellness, with a legacy spanning decades, is dedicated to providing a range of services, including medical case management and housing assistance, to improve the lives of those affected. The organization relies on the commitment of more than 200 volunteers and 100 professional staff members to carry out its mission.

Torres highlights the significant strides made in HIV treatment but emphasizes that there is still much work to be done. Attendees are encouraged to make reservations in advance, and they can find a full list of participating restaurants at diningoutforlife. com/Philadelphia. This event not only fosters community engagement but also reinforces the importance of supporting local initiatives that address critical health issues.

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