The document outlines various archives and collections related to LGBTQ+ history, including notable people and events like the 1969 gay liberation. It mentions significant organizations involved in AIDS activism and fundraising efforts to support these communities. Additionally, it emphasizes the importance of effective communication and results in fundraising initiatives.

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2. Walt Whitman: Oscar Lion Collection

3. Berg Collection Archives of: Woolf Vita Sackville-West Symonds Wilde Auden Burroughs Kerouac

4. Library for the Performing Arts Archives of: Charles Ludlam Martin Worman AIDS Oral History Project Documentation of drag performance history

5. Black Gay & Lesbian Archive

6. General Collections ORIGINAL PLUMBING

7. Electronic Resources

8. 1988: International Gay Information Center

9. AIDS Activism History ACT UP Gran Fury GMHC People with Aids Coalition

10. 1994: Becoming Visible Molly McGarry Fred Wasserman Mimi Bowling

11. 2009: 1969 The Year of Gay Liberation

12. 1969 The Year of Gay Liberation

13. 1969 The Year of Gay Liberation

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16. [email_address] TimeWarner Mac AIDS Fund Est é e Lauder The Getty Foundation The Overbrook Foundation

17. Digitization

18. Manuscripts Processing

19. Martin Duberman Visiting Scholars

20. Services to LGBT Teens

21. Fundraising Advocacy Relationships Building communities of concerned people

22. Interlocking Communities Individual Giving Corporate Foundations

23. Getting Over Embarrassment Through fundraising your are giving people the opportunity to make the world a better place

24. Fundraising is mission driven.

25. Showing Up You have to produce results And communicate them You have to get back to people