Broward House

To improve the lives of individuals living with or at risk for HIV and other health issues through the provision of high quality services in a loving, caring atmosphere, regardless of the individuals’ financial status

To impact community awareness through the provision of comprehensive prevention and education programs

To maintain the highest level of fiscal responsibility in all areas of service

Broward County Florida's oldest and largest HIV/AIDS community service organization with services including independent and family housing, medical care, case management, assisted living, substance abuse treatment, mental health counseling, transportation and outreach to over 6,000 women, children, men and families.

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BROWARD HOUSE WISH LIST

This is a current list of items needed by Broward House

One Time Purchases:

Barbeque Grill and Outdoor furniture
New Twin Beds and bedroom furniture

On Going Purchases:

Dignity Baskets for new residence:
- NEW Twin comforters / blanket, Twin Sheets, Pillow, Undergarments, Toiletries, Pajama’s, Slippers, Socks (Lg Men mostly)
Toiletries – full size
Art and project supplies for client activities
Bus Passes
Televisions for rooms
Board Games
Reading Glasses
Gift Cards for Sneakers and Basic clothing
Laundry bags

	The Spirit of Hope Society is Broward House’s giving society comprised of individuals who make an annual gift to Broward House to support its programs and services. Name recognition will be given in Broward House publications and marketing materials unless you prefer to remain anonymous. In certain instances, a donation may include the ability to name a program or facility.
CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD A PLEDGE FORM (PDF FORMAT) Click the photo to donate now

	Maxine Lemarr has worked tirelessly for the welfare of individuals living with and affected by HIV disease. She was present for those with HIV and AIDS long before anyone in Broward County recognized their needs. She is well known throughout the Broward community as an advocate and fundraiser. During her years at Broward House she became the face of the agency and the most recognizable name associated with it. Maxine has retired after 17 years of service as a staff member at Broward House. To honor her and recognize her efforts, Broward House has initiated the MAXINE LEMARR HUMANITARIAN FUND. The money raised through this fund will enable Broward House to provide their clients with most anything that will make their life more enjoyable. That might be a visit with a friend or family member they haven’t seen, a salon appointment, job training, cosmetic dentistry or just something extra to provide some fun. These are the kinds of things Maxine would like persons living with HIV to access who would not otherwise be able to afford them
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