Delaware HIV Consortium I CARE CAMPAIGN

The Delaware HIV Consortium's "I Care" campaign is a year-end ask for a financial contributions from our friends and supporters. These funds are specifically used for the Michael Brossette Memorial Fund. The Michael Brossette Memorial Fund (MBMF) is a program that seeks to serve people with HIV disease who are experiencing financial hardship and who do not generally qualify for other private, public or governmental programs. The MBMF helps people who might otherwise "fall through the cracks" by offering resources, including financial assistance and information about services. The program is more than simply paying a bill for someone. It is a source of help for the immediate situation and yet provides an introduction to other available services for future use. The program distributes funds gathered through private fundraisers or through donations in memory of Michael Brossette, a successful businessman in lower Delaware, Michael died from AIDS in 1997. Michael also served as president of the Board of Trustees for the Delaware HIV Consortium, was a board member of "Building Futures: Family AIDS Housing" and was president of the Baltimore Medical Systems.