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There are enough people with HIV/AIDS in Los Angeles to fill Dodger Stadium.

$20 buys five bags of groceries for those most in need.

$100 gives at-risk youth a week of HIV prevention education.

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Congratulations AIDS Walkers!
AIDS Walk
More than 30,000 participants gathered for the 25th Annual AIDS Walk Los Angeles, raising more than $3.1 million for the fight against AIDS.

Congratulations to our walkers, sponsors, corporate and individual teams and all who made this vital event such a success.

There’s still time! Haven’t collected all of your pledges? Inspired by Sunday’s event to keep fundraising? You can still give through the AIDS Walk Los Angeles Web site or by calling 213.201.WALK (9255).

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25 @ 25
APLA’s 25th Anniversary Cocktail Reception


25 @ 25

Honoring 25 of today’s leaders in the fight against HIV and AIDS.


Sunday, November 15, 2009, 5:00 pm - 8:00 pm

The Ambassador Council of APLA cordially invites you to attend a cocktail reception honoring 25 of today's leaders in the fight against HIV/AIDS and commemorating APLA's 25 years of service. Join us for an evening of gourmet cuisine, cocktails and entertainment. Tickets available online now »

La Toya Jackson's Tribute to Michael Benefits APLA
La Toya Jackson

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· Video, Access Hollywood: La Toya on working with APLA. »
· Learn more on La Toya Jackson’s official Web site. »

 

 

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