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The Campbell Foundation's Executive Director Ken Rapkin and Marie Hayes of Broward House spoke about World AIDS Day with 101.5 LiteFM's Gayle Garton. The Foundation is a long-time supporter of Broward House.
The Campbell Foundation's Executive Director Ken Rapkin and Hugh Beswick, CEO of the Worlds AIDS Museum and Educational Center in Wilton Manors, spoke about World AIDS Day, as well as how the two organizations support the AIDS/HIV community year round.
The Campbell Foundation's Executive Director Ken Rapkin and Hugh Beswick, CEO of the Worlds AIDS Museum and Educational Center in Wilton Manors, spoke about World AIDS Day, as well as how the two organizations support the AIDS/HIV community year round.
The Campbell Foundation's Executive Director Ken Rapkin with 101.5 LiteFM's Gayle Garton and Broward House Marketing Manager Mary Schuch spoke about World AIDS Day, as well as what the organizations do for the AIDS/HIV community. Listen below.
Tom Hantzarides & Tony Plakas host Get Out South Florida, a two-hour radio program that airs on WBTZ 1230 a.m. Ken Rapkin was invited back on Dec. 8, 2015 to talk about The Campbell Foundation's End-of-Year Grants and the South Florida nonprofits that will benefit.
The Campbell Foundation's Program Officer Ken Rapkin and Trustee Bill Venuti appeared on Get Out! South Florida, a two-hour radio program that airs on Tuesday nights between 7 p.m. and 9 p.m. on WBZT 1230 am. Hosts Tom Hantzarides & Kendall Rumsey spoke with Ken and Bill about the AIDS epidemic, the increasing number of Floridians contracting the disease and what the foundation is doing to help find a cure.
The Campbell Foundation's Program Officer Ken Rapkin (right) with Magic 102.7's Joe Johnson. Rapkin spoke with Johnson about World AIDS Day and what the foundation is doing to help find a cure for HIV/AIDS. You can listen below.
Left to right: Joe Johnson of Magic 102.7 with The Campbell Foundation's Program Officer Ken Rapkin and Trustee Bill Venuti.
