Aids Walk New York City

April 17, 2007 • 10:06 am PDT
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Many of you may have heard of, contributed to, or participating in the upcoming Aids Walk New York City on May 20th.

For those of you who are not, but would like to contribute, please sponsor me and my PlanetOut team.

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It's a great cause and I'm proud to be walking.

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