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Friday, October 30, 2009
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Apologies for not posting this sooner. And remember -- it's not too late to donate, www...indianaaidswalk...org for info. :)
Indiana AIDS Walk & Ride 2009, “A Moving Celebration” that raises nearly $156,000 for Hoosiers living with HIV/AIDS
Organizers urge Hoosiers to log on to www...indianaAIDSwalk.. and continue the giving in these tough economic times.
INDIANAPOLIS--
The director of the Indiana AIDS Fund, Stephen Everett, thanked
attendees of this year’s Indiana AIDS Walk & Ride during a short
awards ceremony between musical selections from the stage. “Thanks to
the generosity of individuals, teams and sponsors, the total for
today’s Indiana AIDS Walk & Ride is $155,900,” said Everett. “This
will allow DEFA to help as many people as possible, thank you very,
very much.”
Rain and clouds gave way to sunshine and pleasant
temperatures setting the stage for the perfect day as The Indiana AIDS
Fund hosted the 19th Annual Indiana AIDS Walk & Ride at University
Park, adjacent to the Indiana War Memorial on Meridian and Vermont
Streets. The event drew more than 1,200 participants who mobilized to
meet the emergency needs of the more than 10,000 persons living in
Indiana who live with HIV/AIDS. Indianapolis Mayor Greg Ballard, First
Lady Winnie Ballard, Marion County Health Department Director Virginia
Caine, M.D., event co-chairs Reverend Judith Carson and Stephanie
Koning, and other dignitaries joined in the festivities to support
Hoosiers living with HIV/AIDS who find themselves in need of emergency
help.
Individual participants and teams solicited pledges from
family, friends, co-workers, employers and others to benefit the
Gregory R. Powers Direct Emergency Financial Assistance (DEFA) program
that provides needed assistance to HIV/AIDS patients in emergency
situations through HIV/AIDS service agencies across the state providing
hands on care assistance.
This 5K walk and 10K bicycle fun
ride drew participants from all over the state including college (and
college related) teams (Purdue, Butler, Earlham, IUPUI, Alpha Phi Alpha
Fraternity), corporate teams (Lilly, St. Vincent’s), to faith based
(The Church Within, All Saint’s Episcopal Church), and memorial teams
(Terry’s Troopers , Team Gregs—honoring Powers who the DEFA program is
named for). Participants were sent off and greeted upon return by the
exuberant cheering of Indianapolis Public Schools’ Washington Community
School Cheerleaders. The fabulous day centered around family-..friendliness,
healthy activities, food, fun and live entertainment for the public
organized and executed by a full team of dedicated volunteers who came
together from all walks of life for one cause.
With the
uncertainty of the economy and the average of infection rates for HIV
in Indiana (in 2008, there was on average a newly diagnosed case per
day according to Indiana State Department of Health statistics),
organizers asked the public to continue to log on and give. Donors can
log on to www...indianaAIDSwalk...org to make contributions.
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Examples of DEFA in ACTION. (Stories from the front lines of HIV/AIDS in Indiana on how money is used):
A
pregnant client of mine was assaulted by her boyfriend and went into
early labor. Her baby was born weighing only about 2 lbs. When I took
her home from the hospital, I realized that she had no furniture in her
apartment. She had asked me for a few things for the baby and some
kitchen items, but until I went to her house, I did not realize how
bare it was. She had nothing in her living room or dining room—only a
blow-up mattress, a TV, and a small crib in her bedroom. She reported
that she had been trying to buy things a little at a time. My client
had been working full-time but due to frequent doctor’s appointments
and complications with the baby, she had missed a lot of work. So, her
bills were pilling up and she did not know where to turn. Thanks to
HOPWA (Housing Opportunities for People With AIDS), we were able to
help with her rent and utility bills. We also had someone donate a bed
and some kitchen items. With help from DEFA, we bought her a couch and
a chair. Thanks to DEFA and the donations received, my client had a
place to sit and hold her baby when he was finally big enough to come
home from the hospital. There are always a lot of extra things that
clients need that go beyond what most funding can pay for. That is what
makes DEFA so important. We are able to help exactly where we are
needed. --an HIV/AIDS Care-Staff Member
Several of my clients
have had a problem paying for their monthly spend-down with Medicaid.
Many times the amount is unrealistic and unaffordable. One particular
client of mine takes about 20 pills every day for various health
problems. Without assistance from DEFA, my client would have gone
without meds many times while trying to cancel his Medicaid and (while)
waiting to get onto another insurance program. His meds are important
and they greatly impact his daily life. DEFA is the only program that
allowed us to help this client. –an HIV/AIDS Care-Staff Member
The
presenting sponsor of the 2009 Indiana AIDS Walk & Ride is the
Marion County Health Department that continues to serve the community
by “Making A Difference”. Other key sponsors include Walgreens “The
Pharmacy America Trusts”, St. Vincent Hospitals, Eastern Star Church,
Circle City HIV/AIDS Coalition, Bio Scrip Pharmacy and Bloomington
Hospital Positive Link. Media sponsors include the Indianapolis
stations of Radio One (WTLC-AM, WTLC-FM, WHHH-FM, WNOU-FM, IMC-TV),
NUVO Newsweekly and The WORD.
The Indiana AIDS Fund is a
private, philanthropic fund-raising and grant-making organization
dedicated to supporting HIV/AIDS prevention and service programs in
Indiana. Since our inception in 1994, the Indiana AIDS Fund has become
the largest private funder of HIV/AIDS programs in Indiana as well as a
recognized authority on HIV/AIDS issues www...indianaaidsfund...org .
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Monday, October 05, 2009
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Good afternoon Friends of the Indiana AIDS
Fund,
Talbott Street, one of our wonderful partners and
sponsors/promoters of all of our events is having a Disco Night this Thursday,
October 8, 2009 as a benefit for the Indiana AIDS Walk & Ride. Please see
the attached flyer and please participate if you can and/or please forward to
any other people or agencies that you think might be interested.
REMINDER, the 2009 Indiana AIDS Walk & Ride is this
Saturday October 10 th. If you haven’t registered please go to www.indianaaidswalk.org and register
and help raise money for the Direct Emergency Financial Assistance Fund (DEFA). Here is what's on the flyer: Come out to Talbott Street Thursday, October 8th, 2009
Support the 2009 Indiana AIDS Walk & Ride
$1.50 well drinks and $1.50 domestic beers
Doors open at 8PM Suggested $5 donation at the door
Contest(s): for best costume and various other giveaways through out the night.
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Wednesday, September 16, 2009
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Register now for the Indiana AIDS Walk & Ride and make
your move to help meet the emergency needs of Hoosiers living with HIV/AIDS.
Individuals and teams are encouraged to visit www.indianaaidswalk.org and register
for “A Moving Celebration” in downtown ....Indianapolis....
on a new day this year, ..Saturday,
October 10, 2009...
..Indianapolis.., ..IN.., Aug. 21, 2009:
The Indiana AIDS Fund will host the 19th Annual
Indiana AIDS Walk & Ride at ..University Park..,
adjacent to the Indiana War Memorial, to mobilize the Hoosier community to take
action and move to meet the emergency needs of those persons living in ....Indiana.... who are living
with HIV/AIDS. The event raises funds for the Gregory R. Powers Direct
Emergency Financial Assistance (DEFA) program that provides needed assistance
to HIV/AIDS patients in emergency situations through HIV/AIDS service agencies
across the state that provide hands on care assistance.
.. ..
Web
site www.indianaaidswalk.org is
online and is the quick and easy way to register for this 5K walk and 10K
bicycle fun ride. On the site,
registrants can also track team progress, set and track fund-raising goals and
keep up-to-date on team challenges and breaking news from the organizing
committee. This is the 5th
year that participants can ride in the bike ride portion of the event.....
.. ..
This
year’s event promises a full day of family-friendly and healthy activities,
food, fun and live entertainment for the public beginning at the ..12 o’clock.. ..noon.. hour organized and executed by a full team
of dedicated volunteers. In
addition to the walk and ride, expect a larger kids area with more children’s
activities like face-painting, balloon activities, tricycle “trike” races, and
the ever-popular bounce house. Other activities include an informational health
fair—sponsored by NUVO Newsweekly--that will provide attendees with HIV
prevention, testing and support services information that will allow attendees
to meet HIV/AIDS service providers in the area; panels from the AIDS Quilt will
be on display; and, choruses and bands will keep the day festive and keep the
attendees moving to the beat. ....
.. ..
The
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention continues to indicate that the
HIV/AIDS crisis is greater than was previously believed and tells us that every
nine and a half minutes someone is infected with HIV across the ....United States..... Here at home, this confirms that the AIDS crisis
continues and it includes increases in the daily needs of those who live with
this devastating disease, particularly in an economy marred by downturn and
decreased job opportunities. This
disease is impacting a diversity of people—women, youth, minorities, gay and
more. Care is essential to accompany
treatment. Caring for persons with HIV
disease is at the heart of this event and is why the community is invited to
come and participate by walking, riding or pledging other financial support. Funds raised will touch the lives of those
living with HIV/AIDS so that they can concentrate on their health instead of
unforeseen circumstances and life’s necessities that are sometimes unfortunately
out of reach like food, medication, rent, utilities and clothing. ....
.. ..
In 2008, more than 1,200 participants raised more
than $160,000 that was distributed to the grantees of the Indiana AIDS Fund who
then administered those DEFA funds to meet the emergency needs of HIV/AIDS
infected persons. This year, more than 1,500
people are expected to participate in the Indiana AIDS Walk & Ride in the
heart of downtown.....
.. ..
The presenting sponsor of the 2009 Indiana AIDS Walk & Ride is the Marion
County Health Department that continues to serve the community by “Making A
Difference”. Other key sponsors include Walgreens
“The Pharmacy America Trusts” who invites participants to stop by one of the
many water stations along the route to stay hydrated as they walk or ride in
this moving celebration of life, St. Vincent Hospitals, Eastern Star Church,
Circle City HIV/AIDS Coalition, Bio Scrip Pharmacy and Bloomington Hospital
Positive Link. Media sponsors include
the ....Indianapolis....
stations of Radio One (WTLC-AM, WTLC-FM, WHHH-FM, WNOU-FM, IMC-TV), NUVO
Newsweekly and The WORD.....
.. ..
The ..Indiana..
AIDS Fund is a private, philanthropic fund-raising and grant-making
organization dedicated to supporting HIV/AIDS prevention and service programs
in ....Indiana.....
Since our inception in 1994, the Indiana AIDS Fund has become the largest
private funder of HIV/AIDS programs in Indiana as well as a recognized
authority on HIV/AIDS issues www.indianaaidsfund.org.
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Please include on your
Community Calendars....
.. ..
What: ....Indiana.... AIDS Walk &
Ride....
Who: The
....Indiana.... AIDS
Fund....
Where: ..University Park.., downtown ....Indianapolis...., Meridian
& Vermont Streets....
When: ..Saturday, October 10, 2009..,
12 Noon – 5 p.m.....
Why: To raise funds for the DEFA (Direct Emergency Financial
Aid) Program that provides for the emergency needs of people across the state
who are HIV/AIDS infected.....
How: Register your team at www.indianaaidswalk.org or call for
more information 317-630-1805.....
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Wednesday, July 08, 2009
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Thank you to all who attended the screening at Earth House Collective on June 25 -- it was a great turn out and a wonderful event.
For those who were unable to attend -- the film will be available soon to anyone who wants to see it. I will post more details as to how to get on the mailing list, but in the mean time you can also contact Jason at the Indiana AIDS Fund for information about the film about HIV-positive Hoosiers and caregivers, and other Indiana AIDS Fund events.
For more information about the upcoming Indiana AIDS Walk -- SATURDAY, Oct. 10, 2009, at the War Memorial downtown, Meridian and Vermont streets, go to www.indianaaidswalk.org to sign up for yourself, for a team, or to volunteer.
Thank you for supporting the Indiana AIDS Fund!
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Wednesday, June 17, 2009
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Category: Movies, TV, Celebrities
New documentary on living HIV-positive in Indiana to premier June 25 at Earth House, produced by Indiana AmeriCorps members
“Let Us Not Forget” explores fears about HIV and battle to live a full life despite disease
INDIANAPOLIS
(June 9, 2009) – Nearly everyone has heard of HIV and AIDS. Yet, few
truly understand the disease; how it is transmitted, who is at risk and
how it is treated. Six National AIDS Fund AmeriCorps members, in
conjunction with the Indiana AIDS Fund, go beyond the textbooks and
public service announcements to share what living with HIV is really
like in their new documentary, “Let Us Not Forget. A film about HIV/AIDS in Indiana.”
The premiere screening of “Let Us Not Forget”
will be at 8 p.m. on Thursday, June 25 at Earth House (Lockerbie United
Methodist Church), 237 N. East St. A reception will begin at 7 p.m.,
with light refreshments and a silent auction.
The
AmeriCorps team spent the last six months talking with and filming
HIV-positive individuals in central Indiana. The stories they share are
ones of fear associated with diagnosis, determination for survival,
rejection by family and friends, and the lifelong battle for good
health.
“We
interviewed a broad spectrum of people; straight, gay, married, single,
women, transgendered, black, white, Hispanic,” says Jamie Roberts, one
of the AmeriCorps members associated with the project. “Through all of
this, I was reminded that HIV can happen to anyone.”
There
are cases of HIV or AIDS in all 92 counties in Indiana. Marion County
accounts for more than half of all diagnosed HIV/AIDS cases in the
state. The documentary also dispels the misperception that HIV is only
a “gay disease;” 22 percent of all cases in Indiana are among
African-American women.
“I
think these people are truly heroes for letting us come into their
homes and putting a face to HIV. Their stories will move you to a place
of greater understanding, and more importantly, to a place of greater
action,” says Amanda Quillen, AmeriCorps member.
Mass
Overstanding Productions assisted in producing the documentary. Matthew
Officer directed and served as creative consultant, donating a large
portion of his time and services to the project. Other sponsors,
partners and donors include the Indiana AIDS Fund, The Health
Foundation of Greater Indianapolis, Circle City HIV/AIDS Coalition, The
Damien Center, Step-Up, Inc., Brothers United, Ebenezer Missionary
Baptist Church, Marion County Health Department, Wishard Health
Services and Earth House Collective.
The
Earth House Café will open at 5:30 p.m. for those who want to purchase
dinner prior to the event. Chef Jenxi’s Menu is all organic, vegetarian
and contains locally grown ingredients.
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Thursday, May 14, 2009
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Hello MySpace friends,
We're in the process of organizing the 2009 Indiana AIDS Walk and Ride for SATURDAY, Oct. 10, 2009 once again downtown.
Check this space for more details, but let us know if you have any ideas/suggestions for this year's event, if you'd like to volunteer, or just want to say hi and show your support!
You can also sign up your team or yourself for the walk -- www.indianaaidswalk.org
Hope to see you in less than five months and SAVE THE DATE!!
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Friday, May 01, 2009
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http://indianaaidsfund.smugmug.com/Events
is where you can see photos from Spotlight 2009 - www.spotlight2009.info
Photos are from reception, performance, and Art @ Clowes artworks that were for sale that evening.
Check this space for more info about Spotlight AND the 2009 Indiana AIDS Walk -- www.indianaaidswalk.org -- Save The Date for SATURDAY 10/10/09.
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Friday, April 24, 2009
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Thank you to all who supported Spotlight!
First, we will eventually have photos -- I'll send a message when they are posted!
At the event, it was announced $350,000 was raised but that doesn't mean more can't still come in.
If you got a free ticket but thought the show was worth more, or if you thought the show was worth more than you paid for your ticket and you'd like to contribute, contact the Indiana AIDS Fund, www.indianaaidsfund.org, for info on how you can still help.
Or did the event inspire you to start a team or participate in the Indiana AIDS Walk? Plans are underway for AIDS Walk 2009 -- for the second year in a row it will be on a Saturday -- this year it's October 10. Think 10/10/09 to remember it. www.indianaaidswalk.org There is also a Facebook page for the Indiana AIDS Walk -- I'll post that soon for any interested in more information.
Again, a special thanks to all who participated in Spotlight this year -- board members, ticket captains, steering committee, marketing committee, volunteers, AmeriCorps team, sponsors, entertainers who gave their one free evening -- for free, Clowes Hall for the space, silent auction item donors, and I'm sure there are many people I'm forgetting who also deserve recognition!
Here's a round up of a few blogs that reviewed the event, in alphabetical order. If you know of others, please post them to this Cause page, but these are just a few I found that don't include all the preview mentions we got this year:
Bilerico Indiana:
http://indiana.bilerico.com/2009/04/indiana_aids_fund_spotlight_2009.php
IBJ Arts & Entertainment blog:
http://ae.ibj.com/content/?p=452
Indy Theatre Habit:
http://www.indytheatrehabit.com/2009/04/22/theatre-review-spotlight-and-asia-labouche/
Indy.com blog:
http://www.indy.com/blogs/KeiannaRae/entries/spotlight-2009-gives-perspective-in-more-ways-than-intended
Wake Up Naptown:
http://wakeupnaptown.com/2009/04/putting-the-spotlight-on-local-arts-aids/
Thank you again!
Spotlight 2009 marketing committee
www.spotlight2009.info
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Monday, April 13, 2009
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Please pass this on to your friends, family, and coworkers -- and get them to sign up for the MySpace page and/or Face book cause for Spotlight 2009: One Night, One Stage, One Reason! www.spotlight2009.info
From the direct e-mail in case anyone isn't on that list --
Do you have your tickets to Spotlight 2009?
The curtain will raise on Spotlight 2009 in 7 Days!
That means time is running out to get your tickets for Spotlight 2009: One Night, One Stage, One Reason. Tickets are $32.50 and $100 and are on sale now at the Clowes Memorial Hall box office, at all Ticketmaster locations, online at www.ticketmaster.com calling 1-800-982-2787 AND through Spotlight Ticket Ambassadors.
Here are just a few of the must-see performances waiting for you on Monday, April 20 at Clowes Memorial Hall beginning at 7:30 p.m.
* Dance Kaleidoscope will treat the audience to an excerpt from David Hochoy's iconoGlass
* Phoenix Theatre will perform an excerpt from References to Salvador Dali Make Me Hot by Jose Rivera in Spanish * The Indianapolis Opera will perform the Finale, Act II of La Boheme by Giaccomo Puccini * Brenda Williams returns with Gershwin's "They Can't Take That Away From Me," accompanied by the Pride of Indy Jazz Ensemble * It you can't make the Butler Ballet performance of Cinderella, April 17-19, you can catch the Grand Pas de deux at Spotlight * The Indiana Repertory Theatre will perform an excerpt from their Upper State show, Crowns , by Regina Taylor * Steven Stolen from the Meridian Song Project returns to the Spotlight stage with "You'll Never Walk Alone", by Rogers and Hammerstein * New this year is the Actors Theatre of Indiana with the "Lion King" segment from Forbidden Broadway
This plus eight more acts - what are you waiting for?! Your ticket purchase really does matter in the fight against HIV/AIDS. Together, we can make sure more Hoosiers get the education and testing they need to stop the spread of HIV in Indiana. This VIDEO (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u2l2ERrttmA) is a powerful reminder of the beauty and the purpose of this fantastic event.
Spotlight 2009 has partnered to provide the following discount ticket offers:
* Arts Council of Indianapolis: 2 for 1 tickets
Bring your Arts Card to the Clowes Memorial Hall box office and receive two tickets for the price of one * IndyHub: 2 for 1 tickets Any IndyHub member that mentions this offer at the Clowes Memorial Hall box office or brings in a copy of the newsletter will receive two tickets for the price of one * College Students: $15 seats Bring your college ID to the Clowes Memorial Hall box office and receive one $15 ticket. That's less than $1 a performance. Where else can you see the symphony or Dance Kaleidoscope for $1?
The show begins at 7:30 p.m. at Clowes Memorial Hall. Follow this Link for a complete list of this year's performances:www.spotlight2009.info.
If you cannot attend Spotlight 2009, will you please consider making a donation to support HIV prevention, education and testing for Hoosiers in central Indiana and across the state?
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Friday, March 27, 2009
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Click here: http://www.wfyiproductions.org/video/Spotlight2009.wvx to upload the promotional video for Spotlight 2009!
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Spotlight 2009: One Night, One Stage, One Reason will be Monday, April 20, 2009 at 7:30 p.m. at Clowes Hall, Indianapolis. An art exhibition about "Courage and Hope," as a part of the 2009 Art @ Clowes program, is scheduled to run from March 16 through April 21, 2009. More info: (317) 630-1805; www.spotlight2009.info
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