Location The Disneyland Resort, Anaheim, CA Driving Directions From the 5 Freeway Northbound Take I-5 north. Take the Harbor Boulevard exit toward Ball Road. Turn left on Ball Road. Turn left at your second traffic light onto Disneyland Drive. Use the left three lanes to access the Mickey & Friends Parking Structure. From the 5 [...]Read more

Registration Fees All Walkers for the 2012 AIDS Walk Orange County must be registered! You cannot participate in the walk unless you have registered for the event. A minimum registration fee of $50 is required. You have the option of either paying the minimum registration fee or fundraising to meet the minimum goal. It’s up [...]Read more

Donations of any size are greatly appreciated and all funds raised go to Orange County agencies that provide services to those in our community affected or infected by HIV/AIDS or to groups that provide HIV/AIDS prevention education. Here are just a few examples of how your donation could be used by our recipient agencies… $25 [...]Read more

Volunteer opportunities are available prior to the day of the Walk. Only limited volunteer services are necessary on the day of the Walk. If you are interested in volunteering for AIDS Walk Orange County and for a listing of the specific opportunities available, please contact… Carolyn Spivak Director of Volunteers and Community Outreach (949-809-5771) or [...]Read more

AIDS Walk Orange County exists because of the help of our generous and committed corporate and foundation partners. Without support from our community leaders, the Walk couldn’t have raised the over $13 million it’s raised in the past 25 years. We’ve counted on their support for all those years and couldn’t produce this event without [...]Read more

In 2011, AIDS Walk funds were distributed to nine recipient agencies. All recipient agencies are qualified 501(c)3 organizations. One hundred percent of the funds received by recipient agencies must be used to support the HIV/AIDS community in Orange County and/or HIV prevention programs. Recipient agencies provide a written report detailing how the funds were used. [...]Read more