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fund-raiser brings in $233,000

The Act 4 (AIDS Network Cycles Together) Ride, a fund-raiser for the AIDS Network of South Central Wisconsin, wrapped up Sunday in Madison, Wis., raising more than $233,000 for the AIDS agency, the Wisconsin State Journal reports. About 130 cyclists participated in the fund-raiser. Over the past four years, the cycling event has raised more than $1.1 million for the AIDS Network. (The Advocate)

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