#San Francisco AIDS Foundation

The 545-mile AIDS/LifeCycle bike ride raised over $17.8 million for HIV services in San Francisco and Los Angeles.

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Staff at San Francisco AIDS Foundation found that many skills, such as delivering HIV test results, translated well.

Meanwhile, two similar bike rides on the East Coast are still gearing up to go!

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Hint: Officials say a lack of housing in the city hinders their efforts to get to zero new HIV cases.

The seven-day trek from San Francisco to Los Angeles raises funds for HIV/AIDS services in the two cities.

“San Francisco as a city has been very provocative in the fight against HIV.”

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About 2,800 bicyclists completed the seven-day trek in support of these HIV services in California.