Rebecca Wang joined Goldie Hawn, Aileen Getty, Kenneth Cole,
Elizabeth Murdoch, Grace Jones and Chelsea Handler for a
gathering at arts media centre on December 12th at The Milk Studios
in Los Angeles to support amfAR for its 2013 Inspiration Gala Los
Angeles.
This month's gala saw Aileen Getty, Goldie Hawn, and the Hugo Boss Group honored for their
outstanding humanitarian work and dedication in the fight against AIDS.
Aileen Getty decided over twenty years ago to state publicly that she was HIV positive and
diagnosed with AIDS, admitting that her condition was the result of unprotected sex in an
extramarital affair. Her conviction that "HIV was something that required a woman to stand up and
tell the truth" put an end to her eight year marriage but also led to her dedicating her life to
eliminating the public's fear of AIDS and those who have it. She has since channelled her
philanthropy towards some of the most disenfranchised in and around Hollywood, funding projects
such as Dallas House - a shelter for women with AIDS - and actively taking a daily part in these
projects as part of her own healing programme.

Goldie Hawn the award winning actor, has been a tireless campaigner for AIDS education and
research for thirty years, and regularly endorses amfAR events, recently taking Honorary Chair at
the inaugural Rio Inspiration Gala.
The Hugo Boss Group has been a committed supporter of amfAR and has taken a strong stance
in its public responsibility towards men's health.
Chairs for the gala included Rebecca Wang, executive film producer and entrepreneur who is a
devoted patron of the arts and a committed supporter to a number of significant charities; John
Demsey, Group President of Estee Lauder; David Bohnett, philanthropist, technology entrepreneur
and social activist; and Tim Hanlon, CEO of the Vetere Group. Honorary Chairs included amfAR
Chairman Kenneth Cole, Naomi Campbell, amfAR's Chair for Global Fundraising Sharon Stone,
Janet Jackson and Elizabeth Murdoch.
Chelsea Handler presented the programme for the Inspiration black tie event, which began with a
cocktail reception before dinner. Following this was one of the highlights of the gala: a high energy
set from legendary performer Grace Jones. After Ms. Jones' performance, the evening proceeded
to a live auction.
amfAR Inspiration events have the dual aim of celebrating men's fashion and style and
simultaneously raising funds for continuing work and research into AIDS. The evenings are held
annually in 6 cities world-wide: New York, Los Angeles, São Paulo, Toronto, Miami, and Rio de
Janeiro. They are renowned as much for the stunning standard of their entertainment as for the
immense amount of goodwill and participation generated by their fundraising initiatives.
Sponsors for the evening included M.A.C Viva Glam, Microsoft, and international banking and
financial services company Wells Fargo. Josh Wood Productions resumed their regular expert role
in producing the evening.
About Rebecca Wang
Rebecca Wang is an entrepreneur, executive film producer and former psychotherapist who is
passionate about all forms of artistic expression. She is also keen in her desire to bring effective
support to projects focusing on health and humanitarian issues.
Rebecca graduated from University of California at Berkeley with a Masters degree in Clinical
Psychology and practiced as a psychotherapist at various leading institutions. In 2011, Rebecca
made her Hollywood debut as an executive producer and had the opportunity to work with A-list
professionals from the film industry for her project.
Rebecca devotes her time and energy to supporting The British Academy of film and Television
Arts (bafta), Elton John Aids Foundation and the American Foundation for AIDS Research
(amfAR) where she has acted as sponsor and chair to some of the renowned Inspiration Galas
held world-wide.
Outside her philanthropic role with AIDS-related organizations, her passion for all art forms has
acted a catalyst for her to become patron to many prestigious galleries and other organizations
such as the Victoria and Albert Museum, the Serpentine gallery, the National Gallery and the Tate
Modern.