Alia Janine Hosts Birthday Fundraiser for AIM Healthcare

LOS ANGELES — Adult performer Alia Janine will be celebrating her birthday with a combination party/fundraiser for AIM Healthcare.

The theme of the party is “Because nobody wants to get poked by random strangers” and it will take place at Aqua Lounge on Friday Nov. 12 from 10 p.m. to 2 a.m. with a red carpet beginning at 9 p.m.

DJ ZeroCool from Milwaukee will be providing the music and Director Jonni Darkko will have a guest set. To gain entrance, all attendees will pay a $20 donation with proceeds going to AIM Healthcare — this event is open to the adult industry and the public.

“Since I started in the adult industry, the employees of AIM have always been there," Janine said.

"Answering all of my questions, always super friendly and professional in everything they do. Everybody in the adult industry goes to AIM, and I would like to keep it that way. Basically, I'm using my birthday to help raise money for a great cause," she said.

“We are very excited about this amazing event,” AIM clinic administrator Brooke Hunter said.

“It has been a difficult year for us and we appreciate the fact that Alia has graciously offered to celebrate her birthday with us and raise much-needed funds.”

With the recent news of an HIV-positive patient and the ongoing legal battle with AIDS Healthcare Foundation, AIM needs help to keep its doors open.

To find more out about AIM or to give a tax-free donation, go to AIM-med.org.

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