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Glenn Sykes Video Library

 

About Glenn

Glenn Sykes, a lifelong Philadelphian, has long supported local LGBT organizations like the AIDS Information Network and the William Way Community Center. Glenn and his partner, Dirk Allen, donate to the LGBT Elder Initiative to promote successful aging. Glenn views the Video Library as a vital resource for sharing information with older adults, particularly those unable to attend in-person programs.

About the Library

The Sykes Video Library provides a collection of videos of past Elder Initiative programs, including Conversations and programs offered through the HIV & Aging series. The Sykes Video Library is made possible through the generous contribution of donor Glenn Sykes.

 
 
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