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What are you going to be this Halloween? A vampire? A witch? An Angry Bird?
Regardless of the costume you choose, Advocates for Youth encourages you to be one thing this Halloween — safe.
Between now and October 31, we're giving away Advocates for Youth condom cases (with a free condom inside!) to donors who contribute $20 or more online.
Donate now and get yours at http://tinyurl.com/3b9e5z3
Donors get to choose from the condom cases below:
Latex condoms, when used consistently and correctly, are highly effective in preventing pregnancy and the spread of sexually transmitted infections, including gonorrhea, chlamydia, and HIV.
If you're sexually active or thinking about becoming sexually active, it's important to respect yourself and protect yourself. Be prepared by carrying one of these fashionable and handy condom cases!
Again, you can get yours at http://tinyurl.com/3b9e5z3
Happy Halloween!
You can see the bag and donate by visiting this link: bit.ly/fVBott
The GACC is a youth-led grassroots movement aimed at making the U.S. a sexually healthy nation. Each year, Advocates provides one million Trojan Brand condoms to students who serve as "SafeSites" on college and university campuses across the country. As SafeSites, these students distribute condoms to their peers, educate them about sexual and reproductive health issues, and organize to improve policies that affect young people's health and well-being.
Your contribution will be used to help young people prevent teen pregnancy and sexually transmitted infections, especially HIV.
Remember — donate before midnight tonight!
Hey everyone! I wanted to let you know that HUMAN INTONATION, a premium, unisex apparel brand that uses fashion to raise awareness and funding for various social and human rights issues, has created a line of “Stop HIV” t-shirts. When you purchase a "Stop HIV" tee, 20% of the proceeds will be donated to Advocates for Youth, one of HUMAN INTONATION's nonprofit partners.
Youth activist Verneda White founded HUMAN INTONATION in 2008 after her family's survival through Hurricane Katrina and then the loss of her 22-year-old cousin and best friend to AIDS five months later. Through fashion, Verneda hopes to get people to start a conversation about HIV/AIDS and change perceptions, choices, and lives. H.I. makes all of its own t-shirts from original patterns using certified organic cotton jersey whenever possible.
To check out the t-shirts and other products, visit http://humanintonation.com/stop-hiv-tees-d4
