Event Information

 

That’s right! We’re going virtual this year!

2020 has been a year to remember. AIDSWALK is such an important event for us and we couldn’t let the pandemic stop us. Creating a community event to honor those we have lost too soon and those that are living with HIV/AIDS is near and dear to us. In order to continue this tradition while maintaining our clients, supporters, and volunteers’ safety a top priority, we have decided to go virtual this year. We hope you will join us for this unprecedented AIDSWALK!

This is how AIDSWALK will happen this year!

Registration is Now Open!

Once you register, your walk experience starts immediately.

You will receive a link to resources and videos on how to fundraise, engage your community to support your goal, and even some tips on how to get others involved.

As a registered participant, you will have access to weekly emails that may contain offers from local businesses, information on AIDSWalk contests, fun educational videos, and more!

You are encouraged complete your walk whenever and wherever it is convenient for you! This means, that you can participate regardless of your current location, even if you’re not in Tucson. You will be part of a global effort!

OCTOBER 12-18 will be the Virtual AIDSWALK Drive-thru Registration, Celebration, Programming and Ceremony.

Expect some live-streamed events, a virtual Quilt Ceremony, some engaging programs from our incredible in-house educators, cameos from well-known faces in the community, expert panels and more!

Our goal this year is to have 1,000 registered participants, with the exciting new additions to this year’s festivities and ceremonies we think we can do it. Will you help us reach that goal?

Fundraising!

Make sure you set up your FirstGiving fundraising page and share it with your friends to earn cool fundraising prizes!

We encourage you to continue to raise funds until October 18th!

Follow AIDSWALK Tucson on the SAAF Facebook page, and FirstGiving.

AIDSWALK Arizona/Tucson benefits the programs and services of the Southern Arizona AIDS Foundation.

To contact AIDSWALK Tucson, click here.

News and Events

  • AIDSWALK Route & Venue Maps Now Online!, September 8, 2016

    Check it out…AIDSWALK route and venue maps are now available online. Chart your course and get a heads up on near-by parking options. http://aidswalktucson.saaf.org/maps-and-parking/ Looking forward to seeing you on Sunday October 9 for another amazing AIDSWALK Tucson!

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  • AIDSWALK 2016 Registration Now Open!, March 4, 2016

    Registration for the 2016 AIDSWALK Arizona/Tucson is now open. AIDSWALK will take place in downtown Tucson on Sunday October 9, 2016. We invite young, old, and pets alike to be a part of a great day of doing good for others. Register today and we’ll look forward to seeing you in October.

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  • Why I Walk- Curt’s Story, October 10, 2015

    Walking to Remember, Walking to Prevent by Curt Beall My first AIDSWALK was in Buffalo NY in 2002. I had lost almost a dozen friends and heard that we were going to have our first AIDSWALK. I had just been diagnosed with the disease myself and wanted to honor my friends and to raise funds […]

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  • Why I Walk- Laura’s Story, October 7, 2015

    Walking in Memory of Bobby By Laura Alexander Twenty-one years ago, I got married. In less than thirty days, my older brother Bobby died due to complications of AIDS. He was thirty-six years old. Six months later, the “AIDS cocktail” that might have extended his life was introduced. Over the last year, as I’ve celebrated […]

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  • AIDSWALK Tucson Needs You to Register, October 7, 2013

    We are drawing ever closer to the 25th Annual AIDSWALK Tucson and we could really use your help. Please consider registering today and raising money for your Walk. Every paid registrant receives a AIDSWALK t-shirt & Walker Bag filled with great goodies from our sponsors. Pets are welcome and this is a family-friendly event. Hope […]

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