BAILEY HOUSE HONORS AIDS CONTRIBUTIONS

BAILEY HOUSE HONORS AIDS CONTRIBUTIONS

Bailey House, New York’s oldest AIDS housing organization, honored five foundations, corporations, and individuals working to help New Yorkers living with HIV/AIDS at its 2006 Key Awards, held on May 18 at the Robert Miller Gallery. The ceremony, which raised $30,000 for Bailey House, recognized Joey B. Pressley, the executive director of the New York AIDS Coalition; the Red Ribbon Foundation; Lilia Garcia-Leyva, head of the MAC Cosmetics AIDS Fund; Reverend David Cockcroft, a former Bailey House board member; and Melanie Simon, who has supported Bailey House for more than a decade through development of partnerships with the vitamin and natural foods industries.

Bailey House also received a challenge pledge from an anonymous donor promising a gift of $50,000 by June 30, if Bailey House raises at least an additional $50,000 in private funds by that date. To make a donation visit baileyhouse.org.

John Murphy, Bailey House’s chief development officer, is pictured with Scott S. Williams of the Red Ribbon Foundation, emcee Lucie Arnaz, and Bailey House CEO Regina Quattrochi.

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