AIDS / Lifecycle
http://tinyurl.com/KitDonovan
I have been an AIDS Foundation volunteer in various capacities since 2007. My life has been forever impacted by those whose lives have been affected by HIV/AIDS. Their worlds have been dramatically altered by this disease – SF AIDS Foundation insures that these people, many of whom I have the great honor of calling friends, are cared for in an environment of dignity and compassion.http://tinyurl.com/KitDonovan
The simple truth: this ride saves lives. It’s easy to think that HIV/AIDS is no longer a problem. Medications have come a long way, and people are living longer, healthier lives. This is why the work of the San Francisco AIDS Foundation is so vital. Every dollar YOU donate provides critical services, funds AIDS education, and raises awareness about the growing needs of our community. I am riding because—in the current economy—SF AIDS Foundation needs these funds more than ever. Alongside my 3,000 fellow participants, I ride so that someday, we won’t have to.
In California alone there are 151,000 people living with HIV. Nationally, 70 percent of all new infections occur in communities of color. Something I find particularly alarming is that my peer group, people under the age of 25, is increasingly affected. As the number of people living with HIV increases, so does the need for the service s provided by the San Francisco AIDS Foundation.
My dear friends, I am appealing to you to help support the San Francisco AIDS Foundation which I so dearly love. My goal is to raise $3,500 by June. Your contribution is pivotal to my success. Please sponsor my ride in whatever way you can – no donation is too small in the fight towards eradicating HIV/AIDS forever.
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