Funders Concerned About AIDS

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Funders Concerned About AIDS (FCAA) unites philanthropic leaders to pursue a shared vision of a world without AIDS.

Quote graphic featuring Mark Vermeulen of Aidsfonds: "The strength of the HIV movement has always come from being together — building, thinking, and strategizing collectively." Promoting FCAA's blog Sparked at Summit: How Aidsfonds Built a Crisis Response in Real Time.
Graphic titled “FCAA 2026 HIV Funding Landscape Assessment" listing example survey questions about forces, opportunities, and risks impacting the global HIV response over the next 10-15 years. Closing text reads: "Discover where the sector is headed — and shape what comes next — at the 2026 Global Philanthropy Summit in Rio."
A graphic titled How Is Philanthropy Responding to HIV? Total philanthropic support to address HIV and AIDS in 2024 was $719,266,601, a decrease of less than 1% from 2023
A graphic displaying details for an FCAA webinar, titled “One Year Later: Realities, Risks, and Collective Action for HIV Philanthropy,” on January 21, 2026, from 10:00 AM to 11:30 AM ET.
An infographic titled “2025 FCAA Community Highlights” showing achievements from the FCAA community this year.
A graphic with a quote from FCAA’s Masen Davis reading “This moment calls for a different kind of movement: One that learns from past missteps, rebuilds with intention, and elevates global perspectives.”
Excerpts from a World AIDS Day Message from Masen Davis.
A graphic that reads: Help Us Power the HIV Fight. Join. Give. Share. Partner.
An infographic on “5 Numbers To Know About the HIV in the U.S. South.”
Graphic featuring a photo of Jesse Milan, Jr., with the text "Thank You, Jesse Milan, Jr." and photos of Mark Vermeulen, Alli Jernow, Meg French, and Jason Grisell with the text "Welcome Our New Board Members."
A graphic with a quote in the center: “The unwavering commitment of FCAA members, HIV advocates, and allies helped to ensure PEPFAR didn’t endure further cuts and can continue to support HIV services for many of the world’s most impacted communities. However, this victory comes against a backdrop of clawbacks of already appropriated funds across a wide range of global health, humanitarian, and foreign assistance programs.” Read FCAA’s full statement on the Recissions Act of 2025.
Multi-colored ribbon with text to the right, reading “I support women and girls, LGBTQ+ people, people of the U.S. South, the global majority, sex workers, people who use drugs, migrants, detainees, and all people and places impacted HIV” with #ZeroHIVStigmaDay underneath both.
An infographic on HIV Philanthropy for LGBTQ+ Communities: 2023 vs. 2025. Explore more data at resourcetracking.fcaaids.org.
5 things to know about HIV in pregnant women, mothers, and children. Read about more funding gains and gaps in our resource tracking report.
“This community of thinkers, doers, organizers and leaders has so much to offer each other and the challenges we are facing — especially now as we historically reflect on this world’s relationship to the most marginalized.” -Morgan Willis, Co-Director of the Third Wave Fund. Click to read the Q&A.
Register for FCAA's Donor Webinar: Resource Tracking Deep Dive
Funders Concerned About AIDS launches the 22nd edition of our resource tracking report, titled Philanthropy's Response to HIV and AIDS, today’s most comprehensive analysis of annual HIV-related grant funding.
Funding cuts to USAID and the recent executive orders threaten the fight against HIV — and the lives of people worldwide. Visit the FCAA resource hub for the latest updates on the funding landscape.
“If we're going to end the HIV epidemic, we've got to be able to tailor interventions to the populations that are most impacted by the HIV epidemic. They all need different interventions in order to get people PrEP, to retain folks in care, and get folks in housing. It’s just vital for this lawsuit to succeed so that we can do that work.” John Peller, President and CEO, AIDS Foundation of Chicago. Read the full Q&A.