Around 2,000 people are expected to take part in the annual event, which raises awareness and funds to support those living with and vulnerable to HIV.
Funds raised as part of the event will benefit AIDS Foundation Chicago and its community partner organizations, though individuals who joined as members of a CommunityDirect team raised funds for their respective organizations.
The money supports 25 organizations that help people living with HIV with essentials, such as housing, medical care and medications.
Thanks to medical advances, HIV is not the death sentence it once was, but it remains a public health concern with up to 700 new cases in the Chicago area each year.
For decades, WGN’s own Dean Richards has hosted the opening ceremonies and things were no different on Saturday morning.
We caught up with Dean ahead of the race as he spoke with John Peller, the President and CEO of AIDS Foundation Chicago.
Visit the AIDS Foundation Chicago website for more information.
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