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We Can’t Go Party But We Can Still Give

May 6, 2020June 9, 2020 William Taylor 0 Comments Charities, coronavirus, COVID 19, events, Fundraisers, philanthropy, society

Our best suits and dresses still hang there in the closets.

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A Festive Night in Paris

December 24, 2018November 15, 2019 Staff Report 0 Comments DIFFA/Dallas, event, Fashion Industry Gallery, Holiday Wreath Collection, Marché de Noel, society, society

On Nov. 15, the Design Industries Foundation Fighting AIDS, DIFFA/Dallas, hosted its 23rd Holiday Wreath Collection at the Fashion Industry Gallery to ring in

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Burgers And Burgundy Celebrates Ten Years

October 2, 2018November 15, 2019 Bianca R. Montes 0 Comments burgers & burgundry, Burgers & Burgundy, DIFFA, john tesar, Terri Provencal

Funds raised from the event will go towards DIFFA/Dallas’ mission of serving those who are affected by HIV/AIDS across North Texas.

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22nd Holiday Wreath Collection

December 8, 2017November 15, 2019 Staff Report 0 Comments Design Industries Foundation Fighting AIDS, DIFFA/Dallas, event, Fashion Industry Gallery, FIG, Holiday Wreath Collection, society, Vintage White Christmas, Wreaths

On Nov. 16, the Design Industries Foundation Fighting AIDS, DIFFA/Dallas, hosted its 22nd Holiday Wreath Collection at the Fashion Industry

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CEO: Bryan’s House Focused on Special-Needs Children

August 1, 2017November 15, 2019 Emily Esleck 0 Comments Abigail Erickson, AIDS, Bryan's House, CEO, Community, Design Industries Foundation Fighting AIDS, DIFFA, HIV, news, special needs

Named for one of Dallas’ first children to die from AIDS, Bryan’s House has provided a haven since 1988 for

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Get a Sneak Peak of Red Bull’s ‘Art of Can’ in Preston Hollow

July 8, 2010 Eric Nicholson 0 Comments art, charity, commerce, Galleria, Random, Red Bull

Red Bull: Not known for its taste Readers of D Magazine might recognize the event–it is, after all, splashed across