May 31 - June 6, 2020
For seven days, riders rise before 6 a.m. and often cycle until 5 p.m. Melissa Cheng, Cocofloss’s Head of Product, Merchandising & Operations, who rode in 2016, says, “There are days you cover more than 100 miles and climb hills for three hours …Read More
We’re counting down to AIDS/LifeCycle 2019’s Day Zero—that’s the day before thousands of Cyclists and volunteer Roadies embark on their seven-day, 545-mile mile ride from San Francisco to Los Angeles! For the next 19 days, we are highlighting 19 …Read More
AIDS/LifeCycle is proud to announce that this year marks 15 years of partnership with our Official Bike Sponsor, Cannondale! To celebrate this milestone, Cannondale is generously extending a 15% discount on any 2019 Cannondale bicycle for all …Read More
"Many riders choose to take on AIDS/LifeCycle as part of a team. Teams provide support and get riders motivated to train and reach goals. They are also a great way to obtain fundraising goals as this effort is crucial to the cause. Anyone can form a …Read More
It's the most important training opportunity of the year and it's quickly approaching! Day on the Ride is a fully supported, simulated day on AIDS/LifeCycle, complete with all your favorite Rest Stops, Lunch, Safety Team, Sweep, and more! Reunite …Read More
"Suffragettes embraced bicycles both symbolically and physically. Popular woman's monthly Godey's declared in the 1890s that 'there is something women of every class have welcome as a shorter road to freedom than wide, welcoming college doors, or …Read More
Here is an incredible interview in HIV Plus Magazine with Olympian medalist, Gus Kenworthy, and AIDS/LifeCycle Ride Director, Tracy Evans. Kenworthy shares his excitement for participating in this year's Ride and lays out his goals as a participant. …Read More
SAN FRANCISCO, February 5, 2019—During tonight's State of the Union address, President Donald Trump announced his Administration's 10-year strategy to reduce HIV transmission by 2030. While San Francisco AIDS Foundation applauds this vision, the …Read More
The role of Angel Dumont Schunard—the drag queen percussionist living with AIDS but embraces life to the fullest—is a demanding one. It won a 1996 Tony Award for Wilson Jermaine Heredia when he originated the character on Broadway. Now it’s …Read More
With goals to get to zero new HIV infections and to reach more queer and trans people of color (QTPOC), Strut welcomes the QTPOC community for a social, learning and wellness group at Strut every Thursday evening. During the events, community members …Read More
