AIDS Walk Washington

12 Sep 2005

StrollOn Saturday, October 1, Jeff and I will be walking in AIDS Walk Washington, a 5K walkathon benefiting Whitman-Walker Clinic, which provides important community-based health care, especially HIV/AIDS services, in the D.C. metropolitan area. The Clinic needs help to keep these services available and to reach everyone who needs them. We are walking with Team AGLA (Arlington Gay and Lesbian Alliance). If you’d like to help us support the Whitman-Walker Clinic’s mission and programs, please consider making a worthwhile (and fully tax-deductible) donation.

Posted by thom on Monday, September 12, 2005 at 10:27 AM

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