Donate today in memory of Terry Higgins, the first named person in the UK to die of an AIDS-related illness on 4 July 1982, aged 37. He would've turned 80 this year. Do it for Terry as we remember his life and mark what would have been his milestone birthday. Help us continue to support people living with HIV by donating today. | Terrence Higgins Trust

This year, Terry Higgins would have been 80 years old. We marked this anniversary, and World AIDS Day, by unveiling plaques commemorating him in his hometown of Haverfordwest. Terry was one of the first people in the UK to die from an AIDS-related illness and Terrence Higgins Trust was created by his friends in his memory. We have been educating people about HIV ever since. Thank you to Health Secretary, Jeremy Miles MS and Terry’s friend and co-founder of Terrence Higgins Trust, Martyn Butler f

Donate monthly in memory of Terry Higgins, the first named person to die in the UK of an AIDS-related illness on 4 July 1982, aged 37. He would've turned 80 this year. Do it for Terry as we remember his life and mark what would have been his milestone birthday. Help us continue to support people living with HIV by giving a regular gift today. | Terrence Higgins Trust

Today would've been Terry Higgins' 77th birthday. But he was lost when he became one of the very first in the UK to die of an AIDS-related illness 40 years ago on 4 July 1982. Everything we've done, and continue to do, we do in Terry's name. To build him a legacy and play a crucial part in the country's HIV response. Happy Birthday Terry. We're working to make you proud. | Terrence Higgins Trust

Terry Higgins would have been 80 today, but his life was cut short. We asked some of our amazing community to reflect on his life and enduring legacy. To mark Terry's birthday, we’re asking our wonderful supporters to Do it for Terry, as Terry’s friends did in 1982. Click the link to find out more about our Do it for Terry campaign. tht.org.uk/terry | Terrence Higgins Trust