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Get ready to celebrate Birmingham’s 14^th annual Dining Out For Life ® event on Thursday, April 27. Grab your friends and head to one or more of these 28 local participating restaurants to help raise funds and awareness for HIV services.

About HIV/AIDS in Birmingham

AIDS Alabama — Free testing at El Centro/The Hub (Jacob Blankenship / Bham Now)

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, over 16,500 Alabamians are currently living with HIV.

While medical advances have made HIV manageable as a chronic disease, HIV rates in the South are still high and within epidemic proportions.

Because of this, AIDS Alabama’s prevention, transportation, mental health and housing services remain vital.

Each participating restaurant will donate up to 35% of every bill on April 27 to AIDS Alabama.

How does Dining Out For Life® work?

food Dining Out For Life® is April 27—eat at these 28 amazing Birmingham area restaurants

You eat out at a participating restaurant, whether for breakfast, lunch, dinner or all three.

When: Thursday, April 27, between 7AM-10PM

Some of Birmingham’s most popular restaurants are participating in the event, including:

Bamboo on 2nd
Chez Fonfon
Chez Lulu
El Barrio
Frothy Monkey
Jack Brown’s
Sol Y Luna
And more

Find the full list of participating restaurants here.

“Dining Out for Life is one of my favorite fundraisers! Not only are you raising money for a great cause just by eating out, but it’s the perfect opportunity to visit some of Birmingham’s best restaurants. Grab a group of friends and join me at a participating restaurant on April 27.”
Josh Coleman, Deputy Director, Division of Social Justice and Racial Equity, City of Birmingham

Be sure to thank the restaurant staff for participating in Dining Out For Life®.

AIDS Alabama: making a difference in the community for over 35 years

For more than three and a half decades, AIDS Alabama has been making a difference in the Birmingham area through its programs, services and advocacy efforts, including the following:

advocacy training
case management
education around HIV and Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs)
emergency food, shelter, supportive services + clothing for LGBTQ+ youth at The Way Station
free healthcare, mental health support, community + more at El Centro/The Hub
housing assistance
LatinX outreach programs—providing medical translation services, linkage to care and immigration support
substance abuse services
support groups
testing for HIV + STIs