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ContactAri Desano2019-07-15T16:34:56-07:00

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The fabulous @FrankieJGrande first visited the Cen The fabulous @FrankieJGrande first visited the Center three years ago and, since then, his support for us has been incredible. Not only has he ridden 545 miles two years in a row (and counting!) in support of @aidslifecycle, but he is also the mastermind behind our first-ever virtual 'Rainbowthon' fundraiser benefiting our vital services during the #COVID19 pandemic. He helped to raise nearly $60K in less than three hours! Below is an excerpt of his personal essay expressing 'Why I Give.' To read it in its entirely, visit https://lgbtnewsnow.org/frankie. 😍 🌈 💋 ---------------------------------- "My journey with the Los Angeles LGBT Center began as most journeys do—at a drag show hosted by AIDS/LifeCycle. My current Cycle Rep Erik Zamora, whom I became friends with through a mutual friend, invited me to the event at Micky’s in West Hollywood and, honestly, I felt bad saying no so I decided to actually go—alone!— which, if you know me, is very, very rare for me to do. I had no idea what I was getting myself into, but I tell you that night changed my life. The Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence performed the most moving number I have ever seen as a tribute to the cyclists and volunteer roadies who we have lost to AIDS over the years. I began to weep…aggressively. One of the Sisters walked over to me and put their hand on my shoulder to comfort me. In that moment, I knew I was in. And not just like one toe in, but completely into the deep end of the pool."
Today's peaceful Hollywood area protests came down Today's peaceful Hollywood area protests came down Santa Monica Boulevard past our Anita May Rosenstein Campus. #BLM #LGBTQ
Today's peaceful Hollywood area protests came down Today's peaceful Hollywood area protests came down Santa Monica Boulevard past our Anita May Rosenstein Campus. #BLM #LGBTQ
Today's peaceful Hollywood area protests came down Today's peaceful Hollywood area protests came down Santa Monica Boulevard past our Anita May Rosenstein Campus. #BLM #LGBTQ
Today's peaceful Hollywood area protests came down Today's peaceful Hollywood area protests came down Santa Monica Boulevard past our Anita May Rosenstein Campus. #BLM #LGBTQ
Today's peaceful Hollywood area protests came down Today's peaceful Hollywood area protests came down Santa Monica Boulevard past our Anita May Rosenstein Campus. #BLM #LGBTQ
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