AIDS Walk NYC 2006

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The publishers and staff of POZ magazine and Real Health cordially invite you to an AIDS Walk New York fundraiser on May 17, 2006 from 6 to 8 pm to be held at

Prohibition . 503 Columbus Avenue . New York City . 212.579.3100

Rich and Ian of Prohibition have generously set aside some time for us and those who would come out to support us in this important effort. There will be a $10.00 donation at the door and a two drink minimum for the soiree which will include entertainment from Ilene Kristen, Mark Aaron James, Michael Clay and appearances from some well known people from around town, Alicia Minshew and Thorsten Kaye not the least among them.

RSVP at your earliest possible convenience to:

Giovanni Vitacolonna

Circulation and Customer Relations

212.938.2045

pozteam@pozevent.com

giovanniv@poz.com

This effort has been a labour of love for all involved. The staff of Smart & Strong and POZ magazine would like nothing more than to make their mark contributing to New York’s most significant fund raising event which just happens to coincide with their daily activity, the search for the cure and making life productive for the hiv+.

This is the moment. This is that annual event where we can make ourselves heard, when we can love out loud.

It’s about life. It’s about being who we are.


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