STAMFORD, Conn. An organization started by singer John Mayer has donated $15,000 to a Stamford HIV/AIDS program run by Family Centers. The award was made at the suggestion of Mayer, who grew up in Fairfield, a press release from the pop star's "Back to You" Fund said.
With fewer and fewer state and federal dollars being allocated to HIV/AIDS education and support, its becoming increasingly difficult to provide our clients the service they desperately need, Bob Arnold, president of Family Centers, said in a release.
Family Centers Stamford CARES helps people with HIV/ AIDS live healthier and more productive lives.
Mayer established his foundation in 2003 to promote health, education and the arts.
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