AIDS/LifeCycle 9 will take place from June 6 - 12, 2010, which gives you nearly a year to prepare for this epic adventure!

We'll be there for you every step along the way as you prepare; your Participant Representative will advise you on training, equipment, fundraising, and they'll be your biggest cheerleader. Our volunteer Training Ride Leaders will help you get physically ready, whether you're a beginner or an advanced cyclist. AIDS/LifeCycle is a fully-supported event, with hot showers, three catered meals a day, a fully-staffed medical team to take care of your body, and expert mechanics to take care of your bike!  Participation in AIDS/LifeCycle 9 will be limited to 2500 cyclists, so register today!

Select a beneficiary

As a participant, you select which beneficiary your efforts will support: the HIV/AIDS services of the L.A. Gay & Lesbian Center or the San Francisco AIDS Foundation.

Register to support the HIV/AIDS services of the L.A. Gay & Lesbian Center.   L.A. GAY & LESBIAN CENTER As one of the largest HIV/AIDS service organizations in the world, the L.A. Gay & Lesbian Center has been developing widely-acclaimed programs to prevent new HIV infections since the earliest days of the epidemic and provides free, rapid HIV tests to nearly 1,000 people each month. For the many people with HIV/AIDS unable to afford medical care, the Center’s Jeffrey Goodman Clinic offers free, expert healthcare, medicine and counseling, as well as access to its clinical trials of promising new treatments. Nationally, the Center is a leader and forceful advocate for sound policy regarding the rights and well-being of people living with HIV. For more information, read the Center's fact sheet or visit http://www.lagaycenter.org/.

Register to support the San Francisco AIDS Foundation.   SAN FRANCISCO AIDS FOUNDATION The San Francisco AIDS Foundation provides leadership to prevent new HIV infections and promote health among those living with HIV.  Linking community experience with science, the AIDS Foundation develops ground-breaking prevention programs and bold policy initiatives to advance health outcomes to create sustainable progress against HIV. The Foundation advocates that all people living with HIV, not just those with means, have access to promising treatment and excellent health care. Established in 1982 in the epicenter of the epidemic, the San Francisco AIDS Foundation refuses to accept that HIV transmission is inevitable. For more information, read the Foundation fact sheet or visit http://www.sfaf.org/.