AIDS Walk: San Francisco

Since 1987, AIDS Walk San Francisco has raised nearly $70 million for HIV programs and services in the Bay Area. For 22 years, the event has been a model of cost-effective fundraising and extraordinary community activism. In 2008 alone, 25,000 participants, many of whom were members of more than 900 corporate and community teams, raised a near record sum of $4.5 million for the San Francisco AIDS Foundation and 58 Bay Area HIV/AIDS organizations.

The AIDS Walk starts and ends at Sharon Meadow, which is located at the east end of Golden Gate Park, near the intersection of John F. Kennedy and Kezar Drives. Enter from Haight or Stanyan Streets. Nearby landmarks include the carousel, the tennis courts, and the children's playground.

Because street parking is very limited, we recommend that walkers take public transportation. Please check transit websites, particularly if you plan to take MUNI, as schedules are subject to change.

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