Do what you Dare and help turn the tide of AIDS in Africa.
Take on a Dare as a powerful act of solidarity with people in Africa who are doing extraordinary things, every day, in the face of the AIDS pandemic
You can volunteer or busk on a street corner. Run a marathon or organize a group dinner. Take on a Dare as an individual or as part of a community.
Here are some ideas:
Acts of courage
- Fear of heights? Try bungee jumping
- Stage fright? Perform in front of a crowd
- Worried about getting old? Let your grey hair grow out
Ingenuity
- Wear a super hero costume to work
- Form a human AIDS ribbon
- Write your first short story or novel
Determination
- Train and run a 5k
- Give up meat for a week
- Quit smoking
Strength in community
- Paint a mural
- Host a dinner party
- Organize a neighbourhood Scrabble tournament
As you can see, anything can be a Dare – as long as you’re excited about it and willing to raise money doing it.
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All donations will support the Stephen Lewis Foundation’s work to fund grassroots organizations in Africa that are turning the tide of AIDS.
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