#Alicia Keys

Four groups will get $20,000 each to advance community-level efforts.

Grammy winner Alicia Keys explains why she’s helping launch “Empowered,” a campaign to change the way U.S. women think about HIV.

President Barack Obama will commemorate World AIDS Day by speaking at an event in Washington, DC, called “The Beginning of the End of AIDS.�...

Musician and AIDS activist Alicia Keys lobbied President Obama about AIDS in Africa at a New York City fund-raiser for his re-election

Lady Gaga was named the No. 1 most charitable celebrity of 2010, according to the nonprofit advocacy organization Do Something.

Keep a Child Alive has raised $1 million through its ’Digital Life Sacrifice’ campaign, so ’dead’ celebrities have been revived and released f...

Since the virus set up shop in my immune system, World AIDS Day is when I am most deeply reflective.

Celebrities including Alicia Keys, Lady Gaga, Justin Timberlake and Usher have pledged to sign off from Facebook and Twitter starting on WAD

Singer Alicia Keys launched a new campaign to raise more than $1 million for her AIDS charity, Keep a Child Alive, The Wall Street Journal rep...

On April 21, Sir Elton John performed on American Idol’s “Idol Gives Back” charity music event to raise AIDS awareness and to enco...

Gods, Guns or Madge?

A visit from Keep a Child Alive’s cofounder Leigh Blake took Noah Mushimiyimana from his small village in Rwanda to the bright lights of...

Singer and actress Alicia Keys hosted her fifth-annual Black Ball on November 13; the gala benefits Keep a Child Alive, an organization that s...