I support Caracole because this work hits close to home. I’m originally from Zimbabwe, a country that’s been deeply affected by HIV. I grew up seeing the impact of families devastated, lives cut short, and communities carrying an enormous burden with very few resources.

So, being part of Caracole is personal for me. It’s a way to give back, to stand with people living with HIV right here in our community, and to support the kind of care and stability I know makes a real difference.

Caracole provides more than housing; it ensures people are seen, supported, and can live with dignity. That matters. This is just a small way to honor where I come from and be part of something meaningful.