More than 5,000
people participated in the annual AIDS Run and Walk
Chicago on September 17, which raised more than
$200,000 for the AIDS Foundation of Chicago's
grant-making program, the Chicago Free Press reports.
About $20,000 will be donated to the National AIDS
Emergency Fund, which is helping to assist
HIV-positive people forced to evacuate the Gulf Coast due to
Hurricane Katrina. The remainder will be issued by AFC
to Chicago-area AIDS service organizations. AFC has
distributed more than $15 million to AIDS groups since
1988. (Advocate.com)
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