AIDS/LifeCycle is a fully-supported, seven-day bike ride from San Francisco to Los Angeles.
It’s a life-changing ride—not a race—through some of California’s most beautiful countryside. AIDS/LifeCycle is co-produced by the Los Angeles LGBT Center and San Francisco AIDS Foundation and is designed to advance their shared interest to reduce new HIV infections and improve the quality of life for people living with HIV/AIDS. As part of this event, thousands of people participating as either Cyclists, Roadies, Volunteers, or Virtual Cyclists raise critically needed funds for HIV/AIDS-related services and bring to light the fact that HIV/AIDS is still a devastating disease in our society, particularly the LGBT community and communities of color.
News
Are you in the Top 545?
Each year, we thank our Top 545 fundraisers with an exclusive cycling cap. But wait a minute. The cap looks similar to the $5k jersey…. That’s because our Top 545... Read More
Roadie Spotlight: Pam Johnson
It just doesn’t seem possible that I started my AIDS/LifeCycle journey 6 years ago. I started as a Roadie then went to Cyclist and now I’m back as a Bike... Read More
5 Reasons to Ask Now
With the end of the calendar year drawing near we wanted to share with you five fundraising tips and tricks to help you finish the year out strong. Tip #1:... Read More
Community Profile: Larry Nelson
How old were you at the start of the AIDS epidemic? I was 28 when I first heard about GRID. I am now 65. The AIDS pandemic has been in... Read More
Community Profile: Gayathiri Pathmanapan
How old were you at the start of the AIDS epidemic? A few months old. How did you first learn about HIV? Freddie Mercury is one of my idols and... Read More