I left San Francisco with $3.00 in my pocket, no idea of how I was going to return, a questionable bike, the fear of failure, and began to cycle (along with 1500 other cyclist) toward West Hollywood.
Seven days, 575 miles later, I arrived in West Hollywood. At which point, I realized it is possible to step outside of your normal routine. I realized it is possible to empower yourself while assisting others. I realized that I wasn’t alone in my ideas of creating a better world. And I realized that miracles could occur (after all, I made it back home with $3.00 in my pocket) .
Well, I've changed.
Therefore, in June 2016, for my 19th Year, I will continue to assist in relieving the suffering of others by participating in a bike event to benefit the S.F. AIDS Foundation & The Los Angeles LGBT Center titled AIDS/LifeCycle.
AIDS/Lifecycle is a 545 mile, 7 day, bicycle ride from San Francisco to Los Angeles, California.
AIDSLifeCycle is co-produced by the L.A. Gay & Lesbian Center & the San Francisco AIDS Foundation and is designed to advance their shared interest to end the AIDS pandemic.
Each year, I must raise a $3000.00 minimum to participate in this bike charity event. Can you assist?
Thank you for taking the time to read my story,
AIDS/Lifecycle 2016 Online Donations: http://www.tofighthiv.org/goto/ynot
Downloadable Donation Form:
http://ynottony.com/ynot/wp-content/uploads/Charity_Tuesday.pdf
Full Bike Ride Story: http://ynottony.com/ynot/aidslifecycle/sponsorship-form/
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