Tough Times Didn’t Break Stride in San Francisco AIDS Walk - UCSF Today
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UCSF Seeks Participants for San Francisco AIDS Walk
Faculty, staff, students and trainees are invited to participate in AIDS Walk San Francisco, the annual trek to raise money for HIV/AIDS research, prevention and treatment. AIDS Walk San Francisco is a 10-kilometer (6.2-mile) walkathon that benefits the San Francisco AIDS Foundation, in addition to several other local AIDS service organizations, including the UCSF AIDS Health Project and the Lesbian Health & Research Center at UCSF. Join a UCSF Team As in past years, UCSF has formed a number of teams that are busy trying to recruit members and raise the most money in a friendly competition to win the UCSF AIDS Walk Trophy, a bronzed New Balance running shoe formerly worn by Chancellor Mike Bishop, MD. As the top individual fundraiser in 2008, Edgar Micua , who leads the UCSF School of Medicine team this year, received a MacBook laptop donated by UCSF Finance and Administration. UCSF AIDS Walk participants and the individual who raises the most money also will be eligible for ...
