A longtime advocate for HIV/AIDS causes, Sheryl Lee Ralph has

Hope is the spur of life.
Edward Counsel
We all hope. It’s what keeps us alive.
David Mamet
Hope gives us the courage to confront our circumstances and the capacity to surmount them.
Jerome Groopman
Every Life Deserves Hope
AIDS Walk Atlanta & 5K Run
This year is especially momentous for us, as it marks the 25th annual AIDS Walk Atlanta & 5K Run. Twenty five years of
the community rallying behind the shared belief that Every Life Deserves Hope! I want to personally thank you for
demonstrating your belief in that mission. Because of you, we continue to impact the lives of so many of our friends
and neighbors.
For 25 years, AIDS Walk Atlanta & 5K Run has stood as a beacon of hope for numerous citizens in our state. While the
political and cultural landscapes have changed drastically, two thing have remained constant – HIV/AIDS continues
to plague our state and AIDS Walk continues to stand as a beacon of hope. By walking or running with us, you are
shining that light of hope to thousands of your neighbors in the Atlanta region.
The Walk supports eight remarkable organizations that provide life-transforming assistance to over 20,000 people
each year. They also offer HIV and STD prevention programs that reach into every corner of our community. It is frightening to imagine Atlanta without these organizations. People affected by HIV/AIDS would, for sure, suffer greater levels of homelessness, hunger, illness, and even death. We would see even higher rates of new HIV infections. We
would see hopelessness on a catastrophic scale.
Your support gives us HOPE that we are turning the tide! Your generous and compassionate response to the HIV/AIDS
epidemic in our community ensures that every person affected by HIV/AIDS can hope for and achieve an abundant
and productive life.
On behalf of our benefitting organizations and the people they serve, I thank you for your participation in the Walk,
thank you for saving and transforming lives, thank you for asserting your belief that Every Life Deserves Hope. Thank
you for the past twenty five years.
With Deep Gratitude,
James Hughey
Chief Executive Officer
AID Atlanta
Steve L. Carlton, Esq., Treasurer
Cynthia Davis, Board Chair
Scott Galvin, Secretary
Diana Hoorzuk, Vice Chair-Global
Michael Weinstein, President
Rodney L. Wright, MD, Vice Chair-Domestic
Advisory Board:
Imara Canady
Dr. Collette Hopkins
Dan Lax
Chip Newton
Charlie Pappas
Matt Parkey
Tiffany Roan
Alisha Alford
Logistics Coordinator
Volunteer Area Leads:
Ed Doolittle
Judy Agnew
Website Manager
Alisha Alford
Verdina Bingham
Keona Johnson
Extra Mile Club & Office Coordinator
Malik Brown
Teams Lead
Maurya Lacey
5K Run Coordinator & Teams Coach
LaTisha Oliver
Volunteer Coordinator
Steven Igarashi
Assistant Event & Teams Manager
Kristen Petillo
Event Manager
Joel Black
Malik Brown
Deb Lowry
Carla McCray
LaTisha Oliver
Rakesh Parekh
Richard Cruce
Jackie Patterson
Will Prater
Tom Dinkelman
Jay Petillo
Ed Doolittle
Kristen Petillo
DeWayne Ford
Sharon Frost
Dalora Samuels
Daniel Scates
Sharron Fraser
Paul Singh
Priscilla Smith
Sherri Ann Hamilton
Danya Harper
Brian Holman
Jill Hutchinson
Steven Igarashi
Tommie Jackson
Keona Johnson
Hawa Kone
Loreen Krug
Jenetter Lee
Maurya Lacey
Calvin Stith
Josh Turner
Tim Webb
Aquila Welcome
Roddy Williams
Colin Wright
Michael Ziegler
Tyrone Zimmerman
And, over 1,000 volunteers who make AIDS Walk Atlanta & 5K Run happen.
With continued success on stage, screen,
television and music along with her
philanthropic endeavors, Sheryl Lee Ralph
has never been one to rest on her laurels.
A triple threat Dreamgirl, Ralph is an
acclaimed veteran of film, television and
the Broadway stage. Her work with AIDS
Walk Atlanta & 5K Run is just the latest
credit on her illustrious resume.
A longtime advocate for HIV/AIDS
causes, Sheryl Lee Ralph has been
engaged in the fight since the earliest
days of the disease. She has done
extensive work with The Diva Foundation,
a national not-for-profit 501C(3) charitable
organization that was founded by Sheryl
Lee Ralph, in 1990, as a memorial to the
many friends she had lost to HIV/AIDS. The
organization focuses on generating
resources and coordinating activities to create awareness of and combat against HIV/AIDS.
The DIVA Foundation utilizes music and entertainment as a vehicle to inform, educate and
erase the stigma attached to this deadly disease.
Ms. Ralph is also the producer/creator of the critically acclaimed DIVAS Simply Singing! the
longest consecutive running musical HIV/AIDS benefit in the country, celebrating 25 years of
artistic AIDS activism this year. She has added the critically acclaimed one-woman show,
Sometimes I Cry; written, directed and performed by Ralph herself, about the lives, loves,
and losses of women infected and affected by HIV/AIDS to her list of outstanding credits.
Performed around the world, Sometimes I Cry touches the heart, leaving audiences deeply
moved and encouraged to know their HIV status.
As we celebrate our 25th year of the Walk, we also celebrate Miss Ralph’s lifelong service
and activism for HIV/AIDS awareness. She is a true believer that “Every Life Deserves Hope.”
AIDS Walk Atlanta & 5K Run is proud to host Miss Sheryl Lee Ralph, as our 2015 Ambassador.
In honor of our 25th Annual event, AIDS
Walk Atlanta & 5K Run is honored to host
Special Guest, Douglas Brooks.
Douglas M. Brooks, MSW is the Director of
the Office of National AIDS Policy. He is the
President’s lead advisor on domestic HIV/
AIDS and is responsible for overseeing
implementation of the National HIV/AIDS
Strategy and guiding the Administration’s
HIV/AIDS policies across Federal agencies.
The Office of National AIDS Policy is part of
the White House Domestic Policy Council
and is tasked with coordinating the
continuing efforts of the government to
reduce the number of HIV infections across
the United States. The Office emphasizes
prevention through wide-ranging education
initiatives and helps to coordinate the care
and treatment of citizens with HIV/AIDS.
President Obama had this to say in the
White House’s press release about the appointment of Mr. Brooks:
“Douglas’s policy expertise combined with his extensive experience working in the community makes him uniquely suited to the task of helping to achieve the goal of an AIDSfree generation, which is within our reach,” President Obama said. “I look forward to
having him lead our efforts from the White House.”
AID Atlanta is honored to have Mr. Brooks join us for our 25th Annual AIDS Walk Atlanta &
5K Run. We are grateful for his national direction, and for his continued support of grassroots efforts like our event. AIDS Walk Atlanta & 5K Run appreciates Mr. Brooks time and
commitment to our local efforts to fight HIV/AIDS.
Street Parking
If you absolutely must travel by car you may, but the area is extremely congested and parking is very limited. Residential
neighborhood streets have resident permit parking only. Please beware of posted parking signs. Please do not leave
any valuables in your car. Leave them at home.
Schedule
11:30 am – 2:00 pm
Walker, Runner, Virtual Walker Check-In open
1:00 pm
5K Run Begins
1:00 pm – 1:30 pm
Pre-Ceremony Concert & Warm Up with Rick Twombley Fitness
1:30 pm – 2:00 pm
Opening Ceremony
2:00 pm
AIDS Walk Begins
2:30 pm – 4:00 pm
Post Walk/Run Activities
Please enjoy the Walk/Run safely!
Walk/Run on in the closed portion of the street.
Obey all traffic signals, police officers and AWA5K route monitors
Water and restrooms facilities are available at each checkpoint.
Volunteers
All volunteers, please proceed to Volunteer Check-In. Also, please bring a copy of your confirmation email for ease of
sign-in. There will be someone at Volunteer Check-In to receive donations, so please do not hesitate to drop off any
funds you may have collected.
Runners
All runners, whether pre-registered or on-site registration, should proceed to Runner Check-In near 10th Street and
Monroe Drive. Runner Check-In closes at 12:30 PM. If you have funds to turn in, please bring them with you to Runner
Check-In. Please make sure that your sponsorship form & envelope have your name & the name of your team (if
applicable) on them.
Walkers and Virtual Walkers
If you have raised funds in person or online then please proceed to the Walker Check-In.
• Please make sure that your sponsorship form & envelope have your name & the name of your team (if applicable) on
them. (A sponsor form is attached.)
• Please have your donation amounts totaled prior to arriving at the Check-In tent.
If you have not raised any funds, please proceed to the Donations Tent and make a donation to demonstrate your
belief that Every Life Deserves Hope. Then proceed to your team meeting area; or if you are not walking with a team
then proceed to The Meadow and enjoy the Opening Ceremony.
Fundraising Awards
If you have raised enough to qualify for a Fundraising Award, you will be given a wrist band that corresponds to your
award. You may pick up your award before the Walk/Run or after. Do not lose your wrist band as you need to turn it in
to collect your Fundraising Awards. Awards are for individual fundraising efforts. This year’s fundraising awards are:
Raise
Award
$10-$124
Official 2015 Commemorative Lapel Pin
$125-$299
Official 2015 AWA5K T-shirt
$300-$999
Official 2015 AWA5K Hat
$1,000+
Official 2015 Extra Mile Club Picnic Blanket
Team Photos
Volunteer photographers will be on hand to take a team photo of your Team. E-mail us at [email protected] after
the event to get a copy of your photo. Team photos will be taken between 12PM-1:45PM. Team photos will not be
available after the Walk begins. We recommend carrying a team sign so that your team can be identified in photos
and also along the route.
Additional Hints
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Pick a team meeting spot in advance in case any of your team members get separated.
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Bring a cell phone to the park so that you can contact those you are hoping to meet up with at the event. There will
be no announcements for “lost folks” from the stage.
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Wear comfortable, light clothing such as shorts and comfortable sneakers. If the weather forecast calls for it, bring
sunglasses and sunscreen; or a disposable poncho and umbrella in case of rain; and any other personal items you
might need.
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Teams Land- A special meeting area for those who have 15 registered participants on their team. All tables and
chairs in Teams Land will be broken down beginning at 2PM. AIDS Walk Atlanta & 5K Run does not accept
responsibility for items left on tables at the event.
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Water and Port-a-Potties will be available along the route, and refreshments will be available for registered
participants at the Finish Line.
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We want a sea of red! We encourage everyone to wear RED on AIDS Walk/Run Sunday. The Red Ribbon – the
international symbol of the fight against AIDS and the care of people living with AIDS – was our inspiration.
Please Note
During special event festivals like AIDS Walk Atlanta & 5K Run, City of Atlanta ordinance prohibits the following in the
festival/assembly area:
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Pets including dogs, cats, snakes, birds, pigs, horses, ponies, whether on a leash or not.
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Outdoor cooking except in areas where a city grill has been provided for public use.
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Motorized vehicles or moped riding.
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Skateboard riding, roller blading, or roller skating.
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Playing portable radios, musical instruments or similar devices that are plainly audible to others in the park, unless
part of event programming.
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Glass containers.
The funds raised by AIDS Walk Atlanta & 5K Run 2015 support AID Atlanta and 7 other participating organizations that
provide treatment, medication, prevention education, meals, housing, mental health services, child care, substance
abuse counseling, pastoral care, and research to those living with and affected by HIV/AIDS.
The Atlanta Harm Reduction Coalition, Inc (AHRC) is a community-based, wellness organization committed to improving
the overall health and wellbeing of marginalized individuals and communities. Atlanta Harm Reduction Coalition
provides education, risk reduction programs through partnership programs, empowerment to adults, and diagnosis and
treatment of substance use, HIV/AIDS, sexually transmitted infections (STIs), viral Hepatitis, and other communicable
diseases.
AID Atlanta The mission of AID Atlanta is to reduce new HIV infections and improve the quality of life of its members and
the community by breaking barriers and building community.
Aniz The mission of Aniz is to provide comprehensive health awareness, education and prevention services for the
disadvantaged multicultural children, adults, and families, through therapeutic intervention and education for those
who are infected/affected with HIV/AIDS.
Jerusalem House believes Housing is Healthcare for homeless and low-income individuals and families living with HIV/
AIDS and leads the Atlanta community to meet the needs of this population.
Living Room serves individuals and families living with HIV/AIDS in metro Atlanta by providing subsidized supportive
housing, housing referrals and housing-related emergency assistance. Our goal is to help our client’s access and
maintain permanent, affordable housing.
NAESM The mission of NAESM is to provide national and local leadership to address the myriad of health and wellness
issues confronted by black gay men through advocacy, services and education.
Open Hand helps people prevent or better manage chronic disease through Comprehensive Nutrition Care™, which
combines home-delivered meals and nutrition education as a means to reinforce the connection between informed
food choices and improved quality of life.
Postive Impact Health Centers The mission of Positive Impact Health Centers is to improve the quality of life through
compassionate HIV specialty care, prevention and behavioral health.
AIDS Walk Atlanta is proud to recognize the outstanding fundraising efforts
of the 2014 Gold Teams.
The AIDS Walk Atlanta & 5K Run 2014 Gold Teams:
(as determined on 11.30.14)
Ready4Hope
Angels In Disguise
Kimberly-Clark
LemonAIDS
10th & Piedmont Max's Men
SunTrust
Macy's Inc.
Saint Mark United Methodist
Church
Alston & Bird LLP
Immaculate Heart of Mary
$54,066.50
$20,520.00
$20,014.86
$19,215.58
$18,916.47
$15,050.00
$12,782.00
$11,250.00
$10,810.00
$10,616.00
The 2015 Gold Teams will be determined
after the Walk finances are closed on November 30, 2015.
Look for the special 2015 Gold Team Announcement to be sent via email.
This year, thousands of AIDS Walk Atlanta & 5K Run participants are walking as part of more than 250 corporate and
community based teams. Businesses in the fields of advertising, banking, communications, fashion, health care, law,
public relations, real estate and retail are represented by AIDS Walk Atlanta & 5K Run teams. Government agencies,
health organizations, religious organizations, schools, and artistic organizations also participate as teams.
Thank you for the incredible enthusiasm, commitment and determination of the many team leaders. These groups
have been recruiting walkers since early May in their efforts to support the work of AID Atlanta and 7 other outstanding
local AIDS education and service providers in the greater Atlanta area.
The seven participating organizations of AIDS Walk Atlanta & 5K Run wish to express their deep gratitude to all of this
year’s AIDS Walk Atlanta & 5K Run Teams.
*Teams Listing as of 10/14/2015*
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A Touch Of Class
AbsoluteCARE Medical Center & Pharmacy
Accenture
Admiration Chapter 101
Agnes Scott College
AHF Atlanta
AID Atlanta
ALL T NO SHAIDS
Alston & Bird
Alter Ego Against HIV/AIDS
AMC Theatres
Amerigroup Walks the Walk
AMOD2015
AMSA GSU Chapter
Angels In Disguise
Angels4Angels
Aniz, Inc.
Arabia Mountain High Ladies of Distinction
ATL Chapter ABSW
Atlanta Bucks Rugby Football Club Inc.
Atlanta Fine Homes Sothesby's International Realty
Atlanta Gay Men's Chorus
Atlanta Harm Reduction
Atlanta Lives Matter
Atlanta Poz
Auburn Tigers
Autotrader
Awakening
Bambika
Bath & Body Works / Joining Hearts and Friends
Battle For Life
BB&T
BE A ROLE MODEL
Black Girls RUN! Atlanta
Black Men Run
Blessed & Adored
BLG
Bossip
BPS
BRONCOS
Burger's Falcons
ByronC
BZ-BPQ
CARLA FIELDS FITNESS INC
CAU Council of Chartered Organizations
CAU Counselor Education Department
CAUAA - Homecoming 2015
CDAC AIDS Walk Atlanta
CDC AIDS Walk Team
Center for Civil & Human Rights
Church of Our Saviour
City of Light
Coca Cola
Cocktails n Conversation
Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage
Community Bible Church
Congregation Bet Haverim
Cosmic Pimps
CSL Plasma
Curant Health Community Team
Dekalb County Board of Health
Delta_IFS_Hiring_Team
Doug Roberts
Dream Walkers
Eat Heavenly Cupcakes
Egalite Atlanta
Emory versus HIV
Emory WIHS Superstars
Eta Mu AKA
Exodus Lodge #593 & Vashti Grimes Pullen Chapter #586
Felix's Atlanta
Fit Studio
FOE - Family over Everything
Foodmate
Fred & Freda Friends and Family
Front Runners Atlanta
Ga.Stunnerz
Galaxy Pageantry System
Gap Inc
Gaston Gang
Gay Straight Alliances of Atlanta
GC ANGELS
Georgia Association of Nursing Students
Georgia Infectious Diseases
Georgia Power
Georgia's Own Credit Union
Gertrude's Girls
GlamWow
Global Orthopedics
Grady High School 21st Century Leaders
Grooves Ladies of SGA Swings & Friends
GSU Public Health Student Association
GSU-Team Hope
Harbor Grace Hospice
HBD Cassie
HCAC Delta Sigma Theta Sorority
He Is Victorious
Highland Psych Collaborative
Hollis Harrell Insurance Agency
HOPE WARRIORS
I Am Here
I am Rena'...Hear me Roar
IHRC Inc.
Immaculate Heart of Mary
Infinite Appeal
Infinity Loves ATL
Iron Sharpens from Iron Atlanta
Jamie's Walking Crew
Jazzy All Over Dance Academy
Jerry-Girls
Jerusalem House
Jethro Angels (GA)
Just Fabuolus
Kai Bell
Kimberly-Clark
KSUPsychologyClub
Lake Spivey Dream Team
Lamarco Kinard
Lambda Epsilon Chapter of Sigma Gamma Rho
LEAGUE at AT&T
LemonAIDS
Let's Be Clear
LGBT Dance Atlanta
LH Key Club
Life of A King
Little Black Village
Live the life you imagine
Living Room
Loc Lyfe
Lockheed Martin Marietta PRIDE
Long's Drugs Wellness Champions
Love Conquers All
Love You Through
M. W. Joppa Temple Grand Lodge & Electa Grand Chapter AF & AM
MAC @ Macy's Perimeter
MAC @ Macy’s Towncenter
MAC Belk McDonough
MAC Cumberland
MAC Macy’s Mall of Georgia
MAC Nordstorm Phipps Plaza
MAC Rivercrossing
Macy's Atlanta
Macy's Logistics
Macy's Systems and Technology
Makeda Grand Chapter- OES
Marist School
MARRIOTT ANGELS
Marshall Berch & Associates
Max's Men
McClarin Trooperz
McDonald's Atlanta
McKesson
Meadowcreek High School S.Q.U.A.D./S.E.A.L.
Mean Green Clean Team
Mercer SNPhA Remember the Ribbon
Microsoft Atlanta
MISTER
MMC
Movers & Pacers
MRAC Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Inc
NABA Georgia State
NAESM Inc.
Naomi Chapter 102
NCNW GSU
Neely Family
Networx
Nigerian Youth Alliance
Northrop Grumman Atlanta
NWGA NCBW 100
NyATL
OLD SCHOOL SATURDAY (OSS) -- Team Old School Nation
Open Hand Atlanta
Our Lady of Lourdes
Outlandish
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Passion for Worship DMI
Pat's Positive Angels
Peach State Health Plan
Peanut Butter
Pearls for a Cause
Phi Beta Sigma Frat
Phytest
Positive Impact Health Centers
Powerful Pi Alpha
Prism Health at Emory
Queen B
Race Against HIV/AIDS
Randell D Team
Ready 4 Hope
REBLS
Reinhardt University Cheerleading
Remarkable Walkers
Revamp Africa
Rhoer Club of Eta Sigma Atlanta Alumnae Chapter of Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority Inc.
RHWofATL
Rick Twombley Fitness SLAYERS
Ritz Carlton Lions
Robinson-Gilmer
Rockstars! We Rock AIDS Walk
Runners For A Cause
Runningnerds
S.H.O.E.S stepping high on empowerment for sisterhood
Saint Mark UMC
SCAD Atlanta
Seyfarth Shaw
Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority Inc. Iota Zeta Sigma Alumnae chapter
Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority Inc. Eta Sigma Atlanta Alumnae Chapter
Sigma Gamma Rho_Zeta Alpha Sigma
Sigma Lambda Upsilon
Sisters of Faith Chapter # 818
Slalom Consulting
So ah
Socialites with Impact
Softer Touch GSU
Someone Cares Atl
Spelman AWA
Spelman College Glee Club
Springfield Missionary Baptist Church
St. John's Lutheran Atlanta
St. Philip AME Church
Starbucks
Stone Mountain High School
Student Government Association-Chamberlain Atlanta
SunTrust Bank
Sweat 4 Lyfe
Sync Fin
Team Aniz
Team Baker Clinicx
Team Blue
Team Central
Team Cinemon
Team Citadel
Team DC
Team Deloitte
Team Gerideau
Team Huron
Team I.D.A
Team Intown
Team Karna
Team Kenan
TEAM LIFE
Team MAC Cosmetics Georgia
Team Margaritas
Team MSM
Team Octavia
Team PLUM
Team Renaissance Wildcats
Team Troy
TEAM UPS
Team Weaver
Team York
The Armorettes
The BeaHive
The Boo Thangs
The Cool Kids
The Crew
The Dream Team
The Good Neighbors
The Iconic House of Mizrahi
The Karen Walkers
The League of Extraordinary Queerness
The Red Pump Project
Theta Phi Sigma Christian Sorority Incorporated
Together For Life/ Fulton County Department
Turner Broadcasting
Unidos Por Un Deseo
Victory for the World Church
Walgreens
Walk It Out
Walking WIldcats
Wanna Party?!?!
We Are Bold
Wells Fargo
Wells Fargo Insurance Services (WFIS)
WestCare Warriors
Working Together Walking Together
WorldPay Gives
You R Uniquely You
Young Democrats of Georgia Stonewall Caucus
Zeta Mu Alphas
Zeta Phi Beta Lawrenceville GA
Zeta Phi Beta Sorority Inc. Beta Iota Chapter
Atlanta Rocks!
Andretti Karting
Ashbury Images
Athleta
Atlanta Braves
Atlanta Sound & Lighting
Ballooons & Events Over Atlanta
Barcelona
Bartaco
Carrabba’s Italian Grill
CBS Outdoor
Charles Novitsky Interior Designs
Classic Tents & Events
Clowns of Atlanta
Comfort Zone Portables
Cooper Global Chauffeured Transportation
Dan Lax Media
Delta Air Lines
Dominos Pizza
Easy Ride Golf Carts of Georgia
Gap Inc.
Gayborhood
Graphics In Atlanta
Hilton Atlanta
Hudson Grille
ID Lubricants
Infinity Yoga Atlanta
JeJu Sauna
Jimmy Johns
Kay’s Signs
Kilwins
Kimberly-Clark Corporation
Kind Snacks
Kitchen Klingon
Las Margarita's
M. Weaver Photography
McDonald's
Medley Interpreters
Mesmerize Marketing
Mezcalitos
Mizuno
MMI
Names Project Foundation
OutFront Media
Phidippides
Protective Barrier Services Rentals
Radio One
Rentacrate
Rick Twombley Fitness, LLC
Russell Carter Artist Management
Set Supplies
Skyview Atlanta
TacoMac
The Coca-Cola Company
Trader Joe's
Trinity Highway Rentals
Uber
Whitten Management Services
Willy’s Mexican Cantina
WSB Television
Zaxby’s
Zoo Atlanta
This list of registered participants have pledged to raise $1,000 or more for AIDS Walk Atlanta & 5K Run this year, and are
recognized as member of The Extra Mile Club for their dedication and commitment to caring for people living with,
affected by, and at-risk for HIV/AIDS in Atlanta.
*Extra Mile Club Listing as of 10/14/2015*
Zina Age
Eduardo Andrade
Erin Bakermans
Steven Bales
Charlie Ballard
Lia Bascomb
Chip Begley
Edith Biggers
Joel Black
Jonathan Blount
Shannon Bradley
Terence Bryan
Joaquin Casajuana
Ted Castelanos
Etta Cohen
Stanley Coker
John Collins
Curtis Cotsonis
Aaron Danna
Gwen Davies
Alan Dowell
Gregory Dyer
Sean Ellis
Christopher Evans
Andy Fordham
Charlie Frew
Bruce Garner
Larry Goldstein
Keely Herrick
Collette Hopkins
Jonathon Huber
James Hughey
Steven Igarashi
Brian Isbell
Matthew Kent
Anna Kibler
Janet Kibler
Nancy Koughan
Lance Lacy
Rich Lacy
Michael Martin
John May
Eric McCulley
Corey McIntosh
Melaniece McKnight
Yolanda Meadows
Kyle Monroe-Spencer
Colm Mulcahy
Troy Murray
Claire Nicolas
Kathleen Parker
Matt Parkey
Jeff Perkins
Kristen Petillo
Stephanie Phillips
Craig Pigg
Paul Plate
Joe Porter
Steven Powell
Richy Pugh
Mark Rinder
Tissilli Rogers
Jerry Rowe
Lance Safford
Jon Santos
Jeremy Spake
Michael Sureda
Kathie Thodeson
Jonathan Tucker
Heather Wademan
Mike Woodside
Marion Wright