26th auction Valentine for AIDS silent art Auction beat records in the year, closing at 4 o'clock on Sunday, February. 17 and more 30 600 $.

This is a "record year for more than 2000 dollars", - said the owner of the coffee shop, Kent Collins Flying, " I wanted to thank all the elementary support! We appreciate it!"

More than 250 designers gained a role in fundraising for SNAP in 2019, donating unique works of art.

which supports the payment of apartments, utilities, food and medical insurance to customers living with HIV/AIDS.

"Valentine for AIDS was created to bring understanding and commitment to people living with HIV/AIDS and their families in our society,” said Lisa Myers, a former co-owner, together with her own husband Kevin Myers. "Kevin and I started the show in 1994 and are grateful to Kent for actually distinguishing this attraction to love and understanding and working hard to continue the Valentine for AIDS tradition, because it increases with any year.”

Cheta Myers now runs the Flying M coffee shop in Nampa, but any year can help at Boise's auction.