SisterLove was founded in Atlanta in 1989 by Black women who were not waiting to be rescued. We became the first women’s HIV and reproductive justice organization in the Southeast. Thirty-seven years later, we are still here and still building.

Last year, SisterLove served nearly 6,000 people, more than twice as many as the year before. We opened our first clinic and pharmacy. We began offering low-cost PrEP visits.

We did that in a state where most abortions are banned after approximately six weeks, funding for this work is being pulled back, and communities are still living with the consequences of hospital closures.

Sustainers help make that work possible month after month. Monthly giving gives SisterLove dependable revenue we can plan around and the freedom to put it where our communities need it most.

Planning is part of how SisterLove has lasted since 1989.

The SisterLove Sustainers will help make sure we are still here, still building, for the years ahead.