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2009 Annual Report 1 2009 Annual Report. For yesterday. For tomorrow. 2009 Annual Report 2 The hardships of today will pass. They will be e. Solutions will be discovered. Strategies put into action. esses achieved. And tomorrow e. Our optimism is not naive. es from over 28 years of work —from knowledge and experience; from triumph and adversity; from responding to a changing disease and redoubling our efforts at every step. Our optimism is the foundation of our work. In 2009 that optimism was put to the test. We experienced the unprecedented shift that panied a change of administration and enjoyed the fruits of hard-won labors with legislation that uplifted the lives of HIV-positive immigrants. We fell victim to the tumult of an economic crisis that toughened our fight and strengthened our resolve. We expanded our services and fed more people in our dining room than ever before. And we faced the prospect of dwindling resources. We did it all, not for today —for the fight against AIDS will not be won today. We did it all, instead, with the optimism of tomorrow. Because we know that one day —one tomorrow — our fight will indeed be won. That’s why no matter who is in need; no matter how scarce or plentiful our resources; no matter where we find our allies or adversaries munities and government, GMHC is for yesterday, for tomorrow, and for life. For Life. GMHC contingent in New York City’s annual LGBT Pride March on Fifth Avenue. For more information on joining annual community events, visit . View the full report at our new website — 2009 Annual Report 3 When we reach out munities, we help unite them against risk. And often munities we serve help right back. Community Outreach: The House of Latex Ball connects with young at-risk people of color, drawing on the ties that bind the vibrant House and munity to propagate awareness, education, and prevention through onsite testing and counseling at an annual event that draws over 4,000 attende