SAN DIEGO – The AIDS Walk, Run & Street Challenge San Diego “Superheroes” will receive a special, limited-edition T-shirt.
“Superheroes” are participants in the AIDS Walk, Run or Street Challenge who have raised $100 for local HIV/AIDS service organizations.
“We really wanted to recognize those folks who go beyond registering and commit to raising at least $100 with something special, and the ‘AIDS Walk Superhero’ shirt is just one way for us to express our gratitude for their efforts,” said Ian Johnson, coordinator for AIDS Walk, Run & Street Challenge San Diego. “Not only will you look great in this exclusive new T, but everyone will know that you are committed to raising the much-needed funds for the HIV/AIDS service agencies in San Diego County.”
The 24th annual AIDS Walk, Run & Street Challenge will take place Sunday, Sept. 29 in Balboa Park. The event is San Diego County’s largest one-day HIV/AIDS fundraiser. In addition to providing much-needed funding for local HIV/AIDS service organizations that serve the approximately 12,500 people living with HIV in San Diego County, AIDS Walk helps raise awareness about the impact of HIV and AIDS.
AIDS Walk, Run & Street Challenge San Diego is a program of The San Diego LGBT Community Center. For more information, or to register today, visit www.AIDSWalkSD.org.
