Google awards $4 million to San Rafael HIV-prevention nonprofit
A San Rafael-based nonprofit that does HIV prevention work abroad may be expanding its programs after receiving a $4 million grant from Google.
Google's sales team awarded the grant to Global Strategies for HIV Prevention "to help with access to vital medication and health services, especially for women and girls, in post-conflict areas of Africa," Google spokesman Jamie Yood said.
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