The organization will close by the end of June because of a lack of funding for salaries and operational costs. Sojourn has served 31 people living with HIV or AIDS and 25 of their loved ones. D.C. The Tides Center provides management to about 300 projects in the United States and internationally. Sojourn paid administrative fees to the Tides Center based on the income the organization brought in. Tusher said it was difficult to raise funding because most donors want all money to stay in the community and pay for client services as opposed to operational costs.
Clients are in the process of transferring to other agencies.
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