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Image of Chicken Soup Brigade dog tag and chain, ca. 1990s
2014.40.7
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Chicken Soup Brigade dog tag and chain, ca. 1990s

In the 1980s, Chicken Soup was a support organization for the gay community with groups of volunteers cooking and caring for those who were ill with HIV.
ID Number: 2014.40.7
Date: Circa 1990-1999
Physical Description: 1 Tag, Dog; metal; Tag: 2.25 in.H x 1.25 in.W, Chain: 12 in. long
Credit: MOHAI, 2014.40.7
Subjects: LGBTQIA, Clubs and Organizations, Eating and Drinking, AIDS

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