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Charity fundraiser for World AIDS Day

Jake Clothier by Jake Clothier
Friday, November 11, 2022 5:31 pm
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Rising Sun Arts Centre will hold the fundraiser on Thursday, December 1, from 7pm, in aid of Thames Valley Positive Support and Prepsters. Picture: Phil Creighton

Rising Sun Arts Centre will hold the fundraiser on Thursday, December 1, from 7pm, in aid of Thames Valley Positive Support and Prepsters. Picture: Phil Creighton

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THE RISING Sun Arts Centre is holding a charity fundraiser on World AIDS Day.

The event will see drag artists, live performers, games, and talks, raising funds for HIV support charity Thames Valley Positive Support and Prepster.

It will be hosted by Jasmin Priya and Quincy Young, presented by Iota Events.

The line-up includes performers Powdered Sugar, Dorian Gay, Bodacia, and Anita Oui.

TVPS supports those affected by HIV in the Thames Valley, providing resources for testing, prevention, and support services, as well as raising awareness and reducing stigma of HIV.

Prepster provides frank, educational resources about PrEP and advocates for its provision on the NHS.

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World AIDS Day is a day, observed internationally on December 1, which raises awareness of the AIDS pandemic and mourns those lost to the disease.

The World AIDS Day Fundraiser takes place at the Rising Sun Arts Centre on Thursday, December 1, from 7pm-11pm.

Entry is free, though a voluntary donation is encouraged, and the event is billed as 18+.

Tickets are available via: www.outsavvy.com

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