FAQ
Do you have a question about the Seattle AIDS Walk? Check out the FAQ's below to see if we've been able to answer your question. Have a question that you don't see here? Feel free to email us.
The Seattle AIDS Walk will be held on Saturday, September 22 at Volunteer Park in Seattle's Capitol Hill neighborhood. The park will open at 9:00 am for donation drop off and t-shirt pick-up. The opening ceremonies will begin at 9:30 am. The Walk commences promptly at 10:00 am, starting and finishing at Volunteer Park, rain or shine!
The main entrance to Volunteer Park is located at 14th Ave E & E Prospect St on Capitol Hill. Street parking is available surrounding the park. Visit Google Maps for specific driving directions and Metro Online Trip Planner for bus information.
The AIDS Walk begins at Volunteer Park, and proceeds south on 12th Ave, turning west on Union Street, then north on Broadway Ave E, then east on E Prospect St back to Volunteer Park. View a map of the AIDS Walk route.
We love your dedication! We've provided ways for you to participate whether you are here in Seattle or half way across the world. Sign up as a virtual walker. You will have access to all of our online fundraising tools, including emailing your contacts through your personal fundraising page.
The total length is approximately a 5K, or, 3.1 miles. View a map of the AIDS Walk route.
The first thing you should do is set up your personal fundraising web
page and send out e-mails to your friends, family, and co-workers
inviting them to sponsor you. Social media sites are also a great way to connect with your personal network. Create a Facebook event and include links to your personal fundraising
page. We will also provide you will an online fundraising kit (coming soon).
Your donations and sponsorship dollars will go directly to Lifelong AIDS
Alliance and our community partners. Based in Seattle, Lifelong AIDS Alliance is committed to preventing the spread of HIV and
to providing practical support services and advocating for those whose
lives are affected by HIV and AIDS. Learn more about the services offered by Lifelong here.
No. The email addresses of your friends and family will not be used by Lifelong AIDS Alliance. If one of your contacts chooses to support you through a donation, they will have the option to opt-out of receiving future emails from Lifelong.
Yes. A tax receipt will be emailed to you immediately following your online donation. If you have any concerns regarding your tax receipt, please e-mail us.
Please have the donor fill out a sponsor form and attach it to your check. Please also write your (the walker's) name on the memo line of the check. We will make sure to apply the check to your total. Download the sponsor form.
First of all, thank you! It is because of businesses like you that we can serve as many people as we do every year. For sponsorship opportunities, please email Kelly Bray or call (206) 957-1633. To find out more about forming an AIDS Walk team at your business, please email Anna Lester or call (206) 957-1648..
Matching gift forms may be mailed to:
Lifelong AIDS Alliance
Attn: Seattle AIDS Walk
1002 E Seneca St
Seattle, WA 98122.
Contact your human resources department to check whether your company matches charitable contributions.
It takes over 300 volunteers to put on the AIDS Walk each year. From set-up, to course monitors, to the after-party, volunteers are involved in each step of the way. For more information, visit the volunteer page or call (206) 957-1776.
We welcome your canine pal as long as it is kept on leash and is well-behaved around other dogs (and children!). Dog owners should bring enough supplies to clean up after their pets, especially along the walk route and in grassy areas where children play.
Lifelong AIDS Alliance can be reached at AIDSWalk@llaa.org or (206) 323-WALK. You can mail any donations or registration forms to:
Lifelong AIDS Alliance
Attn: Seattle AIDS Walk
1002 E Seneca Street
Seattle, WA 98122
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