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Folsom fair comes through

Bay Area Reporter - November 20, 2008

Recipients of the $400,000 (additional money was added after the big check was made) earned from the Folsom Street Events this year was distributed to the nonprofit organizations that provided volunteers for beverage sales, entrance gates, and other duties. The check ceremony was held during a reception at the Supper Club Tuesday, November 18. Benefiting organizations include the AIDS Emergency Fund, Community United Against Violence, Lyon-Martin Health Services, the Transgender Law Center, and more. The money raised represents funds generated from four events: the Folsom Street Fair, the Up Your Alley Fair, and the Bay of Pigs and Magnitude dance parties.


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