GAIA

Three local women contribute to success of just-concluded GAIA capital campaign

Trinity Church in Menlo Park has long supported the Global AIDS Interfaith Alliance (GAIA) and three parishioners were key to the success of a just

by Linda Hubbard
on June 9, 2020

2019 GAIA Global Citizen Awards have a decidedly local angle

Laurie Hunter and the HRH Foundation received the Global AIDS Interfaith Alliance (GAIA) Global Citizen Award on May 10 at a reception held on the 61st

by Linda Hubbard
on May 14, 2019

Spotted: Atherton resident Marty Arscott receiving GAIA’s Global Citizen Award

In honor of its 15th anniversary, the Global AIDS Interfaith Alliance (GAIA) launched  the Global Citizen Award to recognize those who have committed themselves to creating an

by Contributed Content
on May 19, 2015

Eats & Beats fundraiser for GAIA’s work in Malawi set for Feb. 8 at Trinity Church in Menlo Park

Don your African prints (your own or buy  at the door) to enjoy an evening of fun and inspiration featuring: African food African music & dance featuring

by Contributed Content
on January 27, 2015

Trinity Church members pedal bike ambulance on Peninsula to raise awareness about GAIA

Trinity Church members Steve Andrew (center), Kathy Engelmann (right) and Katie Behroozi could be spotted around the mid-Peninsula today as they took turns pedaling a GAIA

by Linda Hubbard
on September 6, 2014

Charity rummage sale at St. Bede’s in Menlo Park on June 28 will benefit GAIA

St. Bede's semi-annual rummage sale offers clothes, shoes, books, CDs, household items, toys, knickknacks, craft items and more — you never know what treasures you'll find

by Contributed Content
on June 24, 2014

Community invited to learn about GAIA’s work in Malawi at Trinity Church on Sept. 29

Jones Laviwa (pictured above), GAIA's in-country director in Malawi will be visiting Trinity Church in Menlo Park on Sunday, Sept. 29. GAIA stands for Global

by Contributed Content
on September 20, 2013

Marty Arscott makes return trip to Malawi as Board Chair of Global AIDS Interfaith Alliance

When we talked to Atherton resident Marty Arscott last fall about her first trip to Malawi in her capacity as Board Chair of U.S. Trustees

by Linda Hubbard
on September 12, 2012

GAIA founder to speak at St. Bede’s on March 11

While AIDS may seem a manageable condition in the United States, where antiviral drugs are widely available, the disease continues to take a devastating toll

by Jeanne Cooper
on March 8, 2012

Marty Arscott: Helping the people of Malawi through GAIA

While raising her four boys (born within five years, four months!), Marty Arscott, an Atherton resident since 1985, was active in school and community volunteering.

by Linda Hubbard
on November 22, 2010