Participants gather for Dining Out For Life in Asheville, supporting local HIV care.
Asheville’s beloved Dining Out For Life event returns on April 24, 2025, to support individuals living with HIV. Participants can enjoy meals at local restaurants while contributing to HIV care and services. This year’s event is especially meaningful due to the impact of Hurricane Helene on the community. Join us for a day of delicious food and meaningful contributions!
Mark your calendars, Asheville! The much-anticipated Dining Out For Life event is making its return on April 24, 2025. This celebration isn’t just a fun day out to enjoy all the flavors our vibrant restaurant scene has to offer, but it also serves a significantly important cause: supporting individuals living with HIV in the community.
For over two decades, Dining Out For Life has been one of North Carolina’s oldest and most beloved fundraisers dedicated to HIV care. Each year, this special event not only shines a light on the steadfast efforts to assist those affected by HIV but also shows appreciation for the local restaurant industry. It’s a unique blend of gastronomy and goodwill that you simply can’t miss.
This year’s event hits a particularly poignant note as many in the community are still grappling with the aftermath of Hurricane Helene. The storm dealt a heavy blow to several clients of the Western North Carolina AIDS Project (WNCAP), who have faced substantial losses. The organizers of Dining Out For Life are calling on the wonderful folks of Asheville to lend their support. By dining out on this special day, you can help those doubly impacted by both the storm and the health crisis in our community.
So, how can you get involved? Simple! On April 24, just head to any of the participating restaurants in Asheville, indulge in some tasty meals, and know that a portion of your bill will be donated to HIV care programs, outreach initiatives, and prevention services. Your meal isn’t just delicious; it’s also making a difference!
And don’t forget—while you’re enjoying your food, feel free to make additional contributions to support the local HIV care and prevention services. Every bit helps!
This year’s lineup promises an impressive range of local favorites. Participating restaurants include 12 Bones (Arden), Bouchon, Farm Burger, The Hop, and so many more! For a full list of supporters, check out diningoutforlife.com/city/asheville/. From cozy pizzerias to elegant dining spots, there’s something for everyone to enjoy.
Dining Out For Life has raised hundreds of thousands of dollars over the years for HIV care and prevention. This remarkable achievement speaks volumes about the spirit of the Asheville community. Each contribution helps provide essential services to those impacted by HIV, offering not only medical support but also education and outreach to prevent new infections.
Come together with friends, family, and neighbors on April 24. It’s a day to celebrate, savor delicious food, and support an incredible cause. Your presence can help rebuild the restaurant community and provide hope to those living with HIV.
So, prepare your taste buds and rally your loved ones for a great day of dining out! When you choose to enjoy a meal in Asheville on April 24, you’re not just treating yourself; you’re making a meaningful impact in the lives of many. Together, we can uplift our community by promoting health, compassion, and a love for good food.
For more information on participating cities and restaurants, venture over to Dining Out For Life’s official website, and remember: your meal is more than just a meal—it’s a chance to make a difference!
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