Hip-Hop Royalty Headlining Spring Break Concert to Raise Funds for HIV/AIDS Awareness

Grammy, Emmy, Golden Globe, NAACP, SAG and Critic’s Choice award-winning and Oscar-nominated musician, actress, producer, label president, author and entrepreneur will headline AIDS Healthcare Foundation’s 21^st Annual Florida AIDS Walk & Music Festival presented by AHF Pharmacy, Fed Ex and Wells Fargo at Fort Lauderdale Beach on Saturday, March 21, 2026.

The annual 5k walk and concert, which recently celebrated its 20^thanniversary, has raised millions for local nonprofit HIV/AIDS Service Organizations (ASOs) serving people living with HIV in the South Florida region and is on track to continue this impact again this year. Hot new recording artist, Rinasere, will kick-off this year’s beachfront event.

Queen Latifah, first joined AHF in 2016, where she and the multi-talented artist, Common, performed for thousands from across the globe as featured artists during AHF’s Keep the Promise Concert and March, in Durban, South Africa, which served as a call-to-action for governments and international funding bodies to increase needed AIDS funding and intensify their commitments to ending the global AIDS epidemic.

“I am thrilled to continue to lend my voice in the on-going fight against HIV/AIDS. We all must continue to raise our voice and funds to keep awareness and prevention services accessible for all,” stated Queen Latifah.

“We are honored to have Queen Latifah join us again and lend her star power to help raise awareness and funds for the fight against HIV/AIDS,” said Tracy Jones, AHF Southern Bureau Chief. “Now more than ever, we need to make sure the service organizations tending to our most at-risk populations have the support they need to keep up the fight against HIV and AIDS. While we have made progress since Florida AIDS Walk started over two decades ago, South Florida continues to see disproportionately high incidents of new HIV diagnoses. The money we raise through FAW helps people get educated, get tested, get into care, and stay in care – all keys to helping stop the spread, end the HIV epidemic, and save lives.”

2026 Beneficiaries: Afro Pride Florida, Aqua, Broward House, Equality Florida, Hotspots Happening Out, The McKenzie Project, Inc., Positive People Network, The Pride Center at Equality Park, Prism, Pridelines, Safe Schools South Florida, SAVE LGBTQ, SunServe, Transinclusive, Ujima Men’s Collective.

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