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AIDS Walk Los Angeles
Basic Information
Address: 3550 Wilshire Blvd.
Suite 890
Los Angeles CA 90010
Phone Number: (213) 201-9255
Fax Number: (213) 201-1355
Email: duyent@aidswalk.net
Director: Duyen Tran
Action Shots
Additional Information
Causes Served: AIDS Project Los Angeles
Clearances Required: No
Background Check: No
Population Served: People living with HIV/AIDS
Mission Statement:
AIDS Walk is a Los Angeles tradition--a celebration of commitment and determination in the face of a crushing epidemic. Last year’s Walk raised a record breaking $3.9 million! This year, more than 25,000 people will join together on Sunday, October 17, 2010 to raise crucial funds for AIDS Project Los Angeles (APLA) and other local AIDS service organizations.
Events:
AIDS Walk Los Angeles occurs on Sunday, October 17, 2010.
Additional Information:
AIDS Walk Los Angeles is the largest HIV/AIDS fundraiser in Southern California and we need your help!
Please register to volunteer on our website:
http://www.aidswalk.net/losangeles/takeaction/volunteer.html
We have many different positions available so please take a look. If you have any questions or need help deciding please feel free to contact me. I'm happy to help!
If you can't volunteer the day of the walk we have additional volunteer opportunities.
Saturday, September 11 or September 25: Canvassing at L.A. Live from 5-8pm.
Help us register new walkers and volunteers at Los Angeles' premiere entertainment venue. If you are interested please contact the Volunteer Coordinator at duyent@aidswalk.net or (213) 201-9255.
Thursday, October 14 from 11-4pm or Friday, October 15 from 9:30-3:30pm: Pack and Prep
Help us load all of our materials onto our trucks and prepare for the big event. Some heavy lifting is required. If you are interested please contact the Volunteer Coordinator at duyent@aidswalk.net or (213) 201-9255.
Saturday Lunch Prep: Saturday, October 16 from 9-2pm.
Make bag lunches for the over 2,000 volunteer lunches the day before the event. If you are interested please register online HERE or contact the Volunteer Coordinator at duyent@aidswalk.net or (213) 201-9255.
Saturday Set Up: Saturday, October 16 from 9-5pm.
Help set up the venue in preparation for the next day's walk. If you are interested register online HERE or contact the Volunteer Coordinator at duyent@aidswalk.net or (213) 201-9255.
"Cocktail Hour"/Phone Banking: EVERY Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday from 5:30-8:30pm.
Help us prepare for the walk by stamping cards, assembling supplies, preparing mailings and additional clerical work. Feel free to bring friends and family. Or put your shining personality to use and help us call past participants to see if they would like to register again this year. Dinner is served and parking is free. If you are interested, please contact the Volunteer Coordinator at duyent@aidswalk.net or (213) 201-9255.
REGISTERING A GROUP TO VOLUNTEER:
We need over 3,000 volunteers to make this a successful event so we welcome groups to volunteer. If you are interested in volunteering as a group please email the Volunteer Coordinator, Duyen Tran, at duyent@aidswalk.net or call (213) 201-9255.