AIDS/LifeCycle Announces That 2025 Will Be Its Last-Ever Ride

The Ride Has Raised $250 Million Since Its 1994 Inception

AIDS/LifeCycle, the annual 7-day bike ride from San Francisco to Los Angeles that raises money for HIV/AIDS services, announced that 2025 will be its last year. The ride has raised more than $250 million since its inception in 1994.

The Ride’s Impact

AIDS/LifeCycle has been a major source of funding for HIV/AIDS services in Los Angeles and San Francisco. The ride has also helped to raise awareness of the HIV/AIDS epidemic and reduce stigma associated with the disease.

The Decision to End the Ride

The decision to end the ride was not made lightly. AIDS/LifeCycle officials say that they believe that the ride has achieved its goals and that it is time to pass the torch to other organizations.

The Legacy of AIDS/LifeCycle

AIDS/LifeCycle will leave a lasting legacy of support for HIV/AIDS services and awareness. The ride has helped to make a difference in the lives of thousands of people affected by HIV/AIDS.

The Ride’s Financial Impact

AIDS/LifeCycle has raised more than $250 million since its inception in 1994. The ride's fundraising has helped to support a variety of HIV/AIDS services, including medical care, housing, and food assistance.

The Ride’s Fundraising Goals

AIDS/LifeCycle's fundraising goals have varied over the years. In recent years, the ride has set a goal of raising $16 million each year.

The Ride’s Fundraising Success

AIDS/LifeCycle has consistently exceeded its fundraising goals. In 2022, the ride raised $17.5 million. This success is due in part to the ride's strong donor base and the dedication of its riders.

The Ride’s Social Impact

AIDS/LifeCycle has had a significant social impact. The ride has helped to raise awareness of the HIV/AIDS epidemic and reduce stigma associated with the disease.

The Ride’s Impact on HIV/AIDS Awareness

AIDS/LifeCycle has helped to raise awareness of the HIV/AIDS epidemic by bringing the issue to the attention of a wide range of people. The ride has also helped to educate people about HIV/AIDS and its prevention.

The Ride’s Impact on Stigma Reduction

AIDS/LifeCycle has helped to reduce stigma associated with HIV/AIDS by showing that people with HIV/AIDS can live full and active lives. The ride has also helped to break down barriers between people with HIV/AIDS and the rest of the community.

The Ride’s Future

AIDS/LifeCycle will end in 2025, but its legacy will continue. The ride has helped to make a difference in the lives of thousands of people affected by HIV/AIDS, and its impact will be felt for years to come.

The Ride’s Final Year

AIDS/LifeCycle's final year will be in 2025. The ride will take place from June 1 to June 7, 2025.

The Ride’s Legacy

AIDS/LifeCycle's legacy will continue after the ride ends. The ride has helped to raise awareness of the HIV/AIDS epidemic, reduce stigma associated with the disease, and provide funding for HIV/AIDS services. The ride's impact will be felt for years to come.