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BENEFITS: Eat out to fight AIDS

San Francisco Chronicle - April 19, 2006


Dine out on April 27 at restaurants in San Francisco and the East Bay participating in the national Dining Out for Life event, and 25 percent of your food bill will go to AIDS service organizations.

In San Francisco, donations benefit for the Stop AIDS Project. In the East Bay, donations will benefit Vital Life Services. For a list of participating restaurants, go to www.diningoutforlife.com.


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