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I'm Riding to End AIDS

The challenge of riding down the coast of California remains formidable but it pales in comparison to the challenge the LA Gay & Lesbian Center faces each year to meet the demands of fighting the battle against AIDS. Inflation alone makes providing health care more and more expensive while government support for these services declines. Just this year we took a hit of nearly $200,000 in our major grant. Not because we had fewer clients, or because lab tests are cheaper or because medical supplies have gotten less expensive, but because Federal support remains flat in the face of a worsening epidemic.
We have great plans. We’re more efficient than ever and we hope to add a new doctor this year so that we can serve more clients in our clinic. We just opened a new pharmacy and have already expanded the number of prescriptions we provide (nearly 85,000 and mostly free) to people with HIV and AIDS. If you’re trying to navigate the world of HIV in Los Angeles, we’re here to help.
Your support is what keeps us going. The money we raise through the AIDS LifeCycle sustains the work we do and keeps us from being forced to cut back. It allows us to continue to provide the excellent medical care and preventive services that we provide and it helps us to look to the horizon and hope for a time when all this is unnecessary.

Fightin' for the Cause
Fightin' for the Cause
Q's Goal: $10,000.00
Current Total: $10,620.00
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Messages of Support for Q

annie goto (6/05/08 5:25PM): Q!

I want pictures of Leisel!!! Ah, the humanity!!!

may the wind continue to be at your backs!

c u in Ventura!

xoxo,

Annie & Kelly

Rob Saltzman (6/01/08 8:29PM): Dear Q:

We hope it is going well. We are thinking about what a great thing it is that you are doing.

Rob and Ed

Jeremy Stanford (5/28/08 9:44AM): Hey Q, Best of luck this weekend. Have a great ride. J

Paige and Mike (5/27/08 7:55PM): Quentin,

Love the photo! Nice guns! Makes us even more nostalgic for last year's wild ride with the cowgirls. Mike is raising a fru fru coffee toast to you and hopes you'll find him some new spots to stop at for the next time we do the ride.

Best wishes, Paige and Mike

Richard sherman (5/24/08 8:36AM): Happy to help albeit in a very small way! Thank you for all the work that you do (love the ensemble, by the way)!

Lots of love, Richard

Arleen Leibowitz (5/09/08 3:38PM): Quentin-- Roll on! Good luck! Arleen

Natalie Carter (5/08/08 4:45PM): Quentin, Best of luck in the race! Hope you and Ken are well and I look forward to seeing you around the neighborhood soon.

Best, Natalie Carter Coldwell Banker Real Estate 323-377-3405 (mobile)

Winston Gieseke (5/08/08 7:21AM): Good luck in the ride! Keep up the good fight!

Jim & JR (5/07/08 5:27PM): Go get 'em Cowgirl!!

Alva Moreno (5/05/08 2:43PM): Quentin, please know that you have AltaMed's support. I will pass on your donation form to other staff members at AltaMed. Best Wishes, Alva

dan (5/05/08 10:14AM): your boobs are a little scary. I appreciate your optimism, and would love to donate $10,000 to the cause, but I'm just a working boy. have a great ride!!

Q's Links

L.A. Gay & Lesbian Center
The L.A. Gay & Lesbian Center, a leader in battling AIDS and caring for those who are HIV-infected since the earliest days of the pandemic, provides free medical care to those who can't afford treatment and distributed more than $17 million worth of free HIV medications last year. The Center also provides one-on-one and group therapy, mobile testing/counseling, education, advocacy, and prevention services. Each month 700-1,000 people are tested for HIV at the Center.

San Francisco AIDS Foundation
Committed to ending the pandemic and human suffering caused by HIV, the San Francisco AIDS Foundation develops innovative solutions, combining scientific evidence with community experience to fight HIV/AIDS and promote health. Established in 1982, the Foundation provides direct services to thousands of people living with or at risk for HIV/AIDS and supplies information to thousands more about HIV prevention and treatment through programs that include the California AIDS Hotline (800-367-AIDS). The Foundation promotes HIV awareness in the community and advocates for sound HIV/AIDS policies at all levels of government.

Experience AIDS/LifeCycle 2007
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