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News:6.4.2008: 2.13.2008: 12.01.2007: 10.07.2007: 08.23.2007: 08.07.2007: 06.20.2007: Trail to a Cure, Inc. Organizational Partners & Sponsors: (Inclusion indicates general sponsorship, in-kind gift, or other support received May 25, 2007-June 30, 2008) Broadway Diner Colormaster Automotive Paint, Inc. of Columbia Katfish Katy's Campground, Store & Restaurant Kings, Inc. Missouri Cotton Exchange Mutrux Automotive LLC Sinclair
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Welcome...Trail to a Cure, Inc. is a non-profit, grassroots organization dedicated to helping in the fight against HIV/AIDS. The organization works through fund-raising to support research into a cure for HIV/AIDS and services for to those living with HIV/AIDS in central Missouri, in addition to promoting education and awareness and inspiring others to get involved in the fight. THIS JUST IN: Upcoming Events Announced! Trail to a Cure is supporting and/or participating in the following events in honor of World AIDS Day... Get the flyer! World AIDS Day • December 1, 2008 10:00 am – 3:00 pm MU Memorial Union, Stotler Lounge Remember the living, the lost, the loved Survivors and supporters will gather in remembrance
of the lost and to support all of those living with or affected by
AIDS. Everyone is invited to share in the experience and lend their
support. Free, confidential HIV testing available for all students.
Free pastries, coffee, and hot cocoa. Sponsored by SHAPE (Sexual Health
Advocate Peer Eduation) based out of the MU Student Health Center. 5:15 pm Annual tribute to world aids day A short remembrance program sponsored by Rain, followed by a procession from the chapel south on College Avenue to the MU Bond Life Sciences Center at College Avenue and Rollins St. 6:30 pm Reception, brief program and viewing of AIDS Memorial
Quilt panels Program will include overview of HIV/AIDS scientific research advances at MU, and there will be information tables from organizations including Rain, Trail to A Cure and SHAPE. Four panels of the AIDS Memorial Quilt will be on display all week in McQuinn Atrium of the MU Bond Life Sciences Center.
An additional Event in Fulton at William Woods University:
Upcoming Fundraising Events Announced!
Trail to a Cure and Rain of Central Missouri are featured in the latest edition of Inside Columbia magazine. Kudos to the editors of that publication for bringing attention to this important issue.
WE BLAZED THE TRAIL TO A CURE...
TTAC
event promotion included a "red bike campaign" which featured
non-functional bikes that were donated, painted red, and placed in
various businesses and locations ahead of the Ride/Walk/Run event.
(contributed photo) Thank you for supporting the MAIN EVENT! 140 participants (including riders, runners, walkers, and volunteers) and more than 40 sponsors helped to make it a success!
TTAC event participants registered ahead of time or on-site at the Katy Trail trailhead in Rocheport. All participants received an event t-shirt and a "goody bag" featuring items donated by the event sponsors. (contributed photo) The Trail to a Cure Bike Ride/Run/Walk Event on May 4, 2008 was a great success. Read about it and check out the video by Missourian journalists. More than 40 TTAC volunteers helped with everything from event set-up to emceeing the festivities to designing the TTAC web site. (contributed photo) EVENT PARTICIPANTS/VOLUNTEERS: We would appreciate your feedback. Click Here SOON to take our brief online survey. Our event photos are now online for you to browse, download, or order prints. TTAC event sponsors donated items that were awarded to winners of the "Silent Raffle" at the Post-Event Celebration at Les Bourgeois A-Frame Winery in Rocheport. (contributed photo)
All donations are tax deductible, and 100% of funds raised by participants will be passed along to Trail to Cure’s beneficiaries for the 2008 event: amfAR, the Foundation for AIDS Research, and Rain of Central Missouri. Please note: all aspects of this event are planned and administered by TTAC. TTAC board chair, Liz Rettke, make announcements in between songs peformed by Artie's Univibe at the Post-Event Celebration. (contributed photo) 2008 Bike raffle winner: Angie Crump was the winner of the $500 2008 Raliegh trail bike provided by Trailside Cafe and Bike Shop. Congratulations, Angie! TTAC event volunteers included the "Sweep Crew" -- three volunteers who rode the entire length of the route to ensure safety and also repaired several bicycles for event participants. (contributed photo) In the battle against Apartheid, we scored a tremendous victory in the face of considerable evil. This solidarity of people from around the world...strengthened us at some of our darkest moments. Now as we enter another battle - the battle against HIV/AIDS, we need true solidarity, the same passion, the same commitment and energy." --Desmond Tutu, South African Archbishop Emeritus and Nobel Peace Laureate
TTAC event participants included teams such as "The Big Ligs," two of whom are pictured. (contributed photo) Join us in the fight, because HIV/AIDS affects everyone.
TTAC event participants included Truman the dog--he actually raised money as an event participant and was kind enough to bring his "mom" along for the event. (contributed photo) |
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