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Women's Week 2025 Spaghetti Supper - ASGCC

ASGCC Dining Room
Provincetown, MA

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Date

15 Oct 2025 17:30

Niveau d'admission	Prix	Restant	Quantité
General	20.00$ (22.69$ with service fee)	150

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Women's Week 2025 Spaghetti Supper - ASGCC

Let's meet, and eat, and make a difference! Enjoy a 3 course dinner while supporting the work of the AIDS Support Group of Cape Cod. Salad, Spaghetti & Sauce with Meatballs, Garlic Bread, and Dessert. Advance ticket purchase price is only $20. Price at the door is $25.

Mission Statement
AIDS Support Group of Cape Cod (ASGCC) saves lives through prevention, education, and life-sustaining services that address public health crises to build healthy communities across the Cape and Islands.

History
ASGCCs roots are in Provincetown, where in the early 1980s community members joined together to respond to the emerging AIDS epidemic. For years this was a fight for the civil rights of people living with HIV, and equally so a fight for the lives of people living with HIV. Starting in the late 1990s, following the introduction of effective medication interventions which changed the lives of so many living with HIV, the agencys services evolved (and expanded to include all of the Cape and Islands) to focus on helping clients live longer and healthier lives, ensuring they had access to healthcare, financial resources, and other vital support systems. Currently, ASGCC serves over 400 clients living with HIV, across all of the Cape and Islands with offices in Provincetown, Hyannis, Falmouth and Marthas Vineyard.

There is another public health crisis where our staffs expertise and skillset is needed: the opioid epidemic. On Cape Cod opioid deaths now represent the fastest growing cause of death in Massachusetts since the initial AIDS crisis of the 80s and 90s. Throughout the opioid epidemic, ASGCC has continued its key role fighting to save lives.