Location:
Metropolitan Branch Trail,
Washington,
DC
Brought to you by: Whitman-Walker Health
Held for the past 30 years, the Walk & 5K to End HIV is Whitman-Walker Health’s signature fundraiser that calls on thousands of Washington, DC area residents to lace up their shoes and walk or run to support WWH’s mission of providing dependable, high-quality, comprehensive and accessible health care to those infected or affected by HIV/AIDS.
Location: Metropolitan Branch Trail, Washington, DC
Brought to you by: Whitman-Walker Health
Saturday, October 28, 2017 3:00 AM - Saturday, October 28, 2017 8:00 AM
The Walk & 5K to End HIV will begin and end at Freedom Plaza (Pennsylvania Avenue and 13th Street, NW). The closest Metro stations are Federal Triangle (Blue/Orange lines) and Metro Center (Blue/Orange/Red lines).
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