Crusaid

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CRUSAID was a British charity^[1] that provided financial assistance during the AIDS epidemic to institutions and to people suffering from HIV/AIDS. In 1996, the charity had close to £11 million in assets

Founded in Chelsea in 1986, CRUSAID was absorbed into the Terrence Higgins Trust in 2011.^{[citation needed]}

CRUSAID supporters included the Princess Alexandra, the Duchess of York, Princess Margaret and Diana, Princess of Wales.^{[citation needed]} CRUSAID managed many performance events in London like "Dance for Life" that included prominent actors, musicians, dancers and theatre producers.^{[citation needed]} CRUSAID also started charitable walks and other events throughout the country for the general population.