SEARCH NAMES ON THE QUILT

Search the AIDS Memorial Quilt, view each panel, search for a friend or loved one and share your story through our social media channels.

SEARCH THE QUILT

Marking 35 Years of Love, Activism and Legacy

On June 11-12 the National AIDS Memorial displayed 3,000 Quilt panels in Golden Gate Park, marking 35 years since the first panels were made. Presented by Gilead Sciences, this event honored the lives lost to AIDS whose names are stitched in the fabric of the Quilt.

see the photos, learn about the event

In-Person and Virtual Community Quilt Display Program

Share the Quilt's powerful stories of activism, love, healing, hope and remembrance to connect the story of HIV/AIDS to the important issues impacting our nation today.

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“Thousands of people have died in San Francisco, millions in the world. The point of the National AIDS Memorial Grove is to remember them, one at a time.”

- Congresswoman Nancy Pelosi

PERSONALIZED PHOTO GIFT

The National AIDS Memorial is now able to transform pristine digital images of individual Quilt panels into beautiful high-resolution photographic prints - learn more

QUILT MOVES TO SAN FRANCISO

Nancy Pelosi announces Quilt Moving to San Francisco, November 2019 watch now

HISTORY OF THE QUILT

Conceived in 1985 by long-time San Francisco gay rights activist Cleve Jones - learn more

40 YEARS / 40 STORIES

40 years of stories from the pandemic – the lives lost, the heroes, the survivors - see the stories

MAKE A PANEL

Here in a few easy steps is how to create a panel for The Quilt - learn more

HOST THE QUILT, REQUEST A PANEL

To request to host the Quilt in your community please make a request

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