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STYLE COUNCIL AMBASSADORS I N T R O D U C I N G T H E 2 0 1 6 D I F F A / D A L L A S The DIFFA/Dallas Board of Trustees is thrilled to introduce the 2016 Style Council Ambassadors. This accomplished group of business, community and civic leaders is committed to raising funds and awareness on behalf of North Texas AIDS Service Organizations serving men, women and children affected by or at risk of HIV/AIDS. Throughout the season, the Style Council Ambassadors will join DIFFA/Dallas to help raise funds for education, prevention and essential service programs. Together, they will continue to help combat the spread of HIV. DIFFA is one of the largest and most successful fundraising organizations aiding HIV/AIDS with chapters in Dallas, New York, Chicago, Kansas City, San Francisco and Seattle. The Dallas chapter, formed in 1984, is one of the largest HIV/AIDS organizations in Texas that provides funding to local HIV/AIDS Service Organizations within our community. DIFFA/Dallas has granted more than $7.4 million to 25 front line HIV/AIDS Service Organizations in North Texas providing direct care to those living with or affected by HIV/ AIDS. Highlighting the design community, DIFFA/ Dallas hosts multiple events throughout the season. Through your support and generosity, DIFFA/Dallas is able to make a significant impact within our community. For more information about the organization or to get involved, please visit DIFFADallas.org. Top left: Bob Gibbs, JL Forke, Steffi Burns Bottom left: Courtney Rider, Cearan Henley, Shelby Wagner Top right: Kim Burgan, Kurt Anderson Bottom right: Carmen Surgent, Carinthia Kishaba, Tim Flannery Not pictured: Jason Parker Photography: Mindy Bird, The Photo Division Hair: Al Tidwell, Kim Dawson Agency Make Up: Ashley Robinson, Kim Dawson Agency Styling: Hunter Cordell Photography Assistants: Patrick Kratz and Pamela Peck Graphic Design: Erik Karvonen Design Location: The Joule Hotel DIFFA/Dallas has granted more than $7.4 million to 25 HIV/AIDS Service Organizations in North Texas