[Gilead Sciences](https://www.gilead.com)

June 2026 (Application deadline, projected)

Over $35 million awarded to date; typical award size not specified; multi-year funding possible.

Supports programs improving health, well-being, and care for people aging with HIV, addressing medical, social, and policy challenges.

--- ## Description This initiative funds programs that enhance the quality of life and health for people aging with HIV, particularly in the United States. The program addresses the unique intersection of HIV with age-related conditions (such as cancer and heart disease) and aims to reduce stigma, loneliness, and gaps in care for older adults living with HIV. Supported organizations work on improving care coordination, increasing access to resources for well-being, and advocating for systemic change through education and policy development. The grant is designed for organizations delivering tailored healthcare, resource connection, and advocacy to older adults with HIV. --- ## Due Dates - June 2026: Application deadline (anticipated/projected) *All dates are projected based on the annual cycle; check the program page for updates.* --- ## Funding Amount - Since 2018, over $35 million has been awarded to more than 40 organizations. - Typical award size is not specified; multi-year funding is possible depending on the scope and impact of the proposed program. - Funding supports a range of activities, including care coordination, resource provision, education, and policy advocacy. --- ## Eligibility - **Eligible applicants:** Nonprofit and community-based organizations, healthcare providers, advocacy groups, and similar entities working to improve outcomes for older adults living with HIV in the United States. - **Ineligible applicants:** Individuals are not eligible; the grant is not open to for-profit entities or those not directly serving the target population. - Programs must focus on improving care, resources, or advocacy for older adults (typically age 50+) living with HIV. --- ## Application Process - Application materials and process details are released on the [program page](https://www.gilead.com/responsibility/giving-at-gilead/corporate-giving/strategic-initiatives/hiv-age-positively) ahead of each cycle. - Applicants typically need to submit: - Organizational background and mission - Program/project description - Expected outcomes and impact - Budget and funding justification - Review criteria include alignment with program pillars (care coordination, resource access, policy/education), potential impact, and organizational capacity. --- ## Additional Information - The initiative emphasizes three pillars: improving care coordination, increasing resources for well-being, and advocating for policy/systemic change. - Previous grantees include a diverse array of organizations across 15 states, addressing the needs of LGBTQ+ elders, long-term survivors, Black and transgender communities, and more. - Programs may include direct services, training, policy work, community-building, and innovative models of care. --- ## External Links - [Program Overview & Application Information](https://www.gilead.com/responsibility/giving-at-gilead/corporate-giving/strategic-initiatives/hiv-age-positively) - [2023 Progress Report (PDF)](https://www.gilead.com/-/media/files/pdfs/other/gilead-agepositively-boardreport.pdf) - [List of Current/Past Grantees](https://www.gilead.com/responsibility/giving-at-gilead/corporate-giving/strategic-initiatives/hiv-age-positively/hiv-age-positively-grantees) --- ## Contact Information | Contact Type | Details | |----------------------|----------------------------------------------| | General Inquiries | [grants@gilead.com](mailto:grants@gilead.com) | | Phone | +1 (650) 574 3000 | | Online Contact Form | [Contact Gilead Sciences](https://www.gilead.com/contact-us) |

HIV Age Positively®

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