FUNDRAISING PROGRAM
AIDS Charity Walk 
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Ambassador & Corporate Partners AIDS Charity Walk
The world’s first case of AIDS was diagnosed in 1981. Four years later, the first AIDS Walk was commenced in Los Angeles in an effort to raise funds for people living with HIV/AIDS (PLHIV) in the community. AIDS Walk was then developed into an international fundraising campaign for HIV/AIDS awareness in various cities around the globe.
Over the years, millions of people from more than 75 cities have participated in local AIDS Walk events across North American and Australia. Celebrities, including Hilary Duff, Nick Jonas, Michael Urie, Christa B. Allen, Sophia Bush, Jason Wu, have taken steps to help promote the good cause in action by participating in the Walk. Around the world, AIDS Walk takes place in iconic landmarks, such as West Hollywood in LA, Central Park in New York City and the Great Wall in Beijing.
SAC launched the first AIDS Walk in Hong Kong at the Peak in 2002. This fun-filled fundraising campaign held annually afterwards. To further promote AIDS Walk, each participant will receive a mask, which is used as a symbol of identity protection, and be invited to wear it during the walk to empathize with PLHIV for the stress and burden from hidden identity due to fear for discrimination, and therefore to reduce stigma and discrimination in the community.
AIDS Walk 2025
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AIDS Walk 2023-2024
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AIDS Virtual Walk 2022
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AIDS Virtual Walk 2021
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AIDS Virtual Walk 2020
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AIDS Walk 2019
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AIDS Walk 2018
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AIDS Walk 2017
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AIDS Walk 2016
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AIDS Walk 2015
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AIDS Walk 2014
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World AIDS Day
World AIDS Day is designated on 1 Dec every year by the World Health Organization in 1988 to raise public awareness of HIV/AIDS. With different themes each year, governments and organizations around the world would organize related events to raise awareness of HIV/AIDS pandemic on World AIDS Day.
We have held different campaigns in World AIDS Day, including “I promise, I will not discriminate against People Living with HIV/AIDS” Photo Exhibition and “RED Day” campaign, to encourage wider public awareness on AIDS, eliminate discrimination against people living with HIV/AIDS and embrace them with positive attitude. In the “RED Day” Campaign, you can dress in RED to show your support. Your contribution is invaluable especially for those who are fighting against this severe illness alone.
World AIDS Day 2024
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World AIDS Day 2023
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World AIDS Day 2022
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World AIDS Day 2021
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World AIDS Day 2019
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World AIDS Day 2018
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World AIDS Day 2017
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Red Day @ World AIDS Day 2016 x Jumbo Pig
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World AIDS Day 2015
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World AIDS Day 2014
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World AIDS Day 2013
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Other Activities
Sharing Love Together – Fighting COVID-19 with People Living with HIV/AIDS (PLHIV) Project
The Swire Group Charitable Trust
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The Research of “Effects of Supervised Exercise Program on Physical Health and Quality Life in the People Living with HIV”
Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre
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The fourth Asia Pacific Conference on AIDS and Co-infections
Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre
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“Say No to Discrimination!” Roadshow Exhibition, Mask Design Contest 2018-2019 is open for application!
Lok Fu Place
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Ambassador & Corporate Partners
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We would like to acknowledge and thank the following friends, donors and volunteers.
Not only is your contribution invaluable especially for those who are fighting against this severe
illness alone, but also indispensable to prevent the epidemic from prevailling.
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