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Participating Organizations 2011 in US



State
City
Organization
Contact Name
E-Mail

       
 
 
 
       
 
 
 
       
 
 
 
       
 
 
 
AK   Anchorage   Alaskan AIDS Assistance Associ   Angela Dunn   adunn@alaskanaids.org
 
 
 
AL   Slocomb   Southeast Alabama Rural Heath   Marisela Clemente   marisela0619@yahoo.com
 
 
 
AR   Fayetteville   Phi Iota Alpha Fraternity   Raul Torres   raul7torres@gmail.com
 
 
 
AR   Little Rock   Arkansas Minority Health Commi   Silvia Fernandez   silvia.fernandez@arkansas.gov
 
 
 
AR   Little Rock   Arkansas Human Development Cor   Sue Espinoza   smespinoza@gmail.com
 
 
 
AR   Little Rock   JCCSI   Daniel Vazquez   danielvazquezjccsi@yahoo.com
 
 
 
AR   Little Rock   The Design Group   Manny Sepulveda   Manny@designgroupmarketing.com
 
 
 
AR   Little Rock   UAMS Ventanilla De Salud Mexic   Elvira Aguirre   ewendrell@uams.edu
 
 
 
AR   Little Rock   HOLA! ARKANSAS   Maura Lozano-Yancy   publisher@hola-arkansas.com
 
 
 
AZ   Tucson   COPE Community Services, Inc.   Alethea Do   ado@copecommunityservices.org
 
 
 
AZ   Yuma   Back To The Basics Please, Inc   Brandon Bennett   brandon.m.bennett@bttbp.org
 
 
 
CA   Bakersfield   Kern County Dept Of Public Hea   Hilda Castellanos   castellanosh@co.kern.ca.us
 
 
 
CA   Bakersfield   Kern County Department Of Publ   Imelda Ceja--Butkiewi   imeldacb@co.kern.ca.us
 
 
 
CA   BAKERSFIELD   CLINICA SIERRA VISTA   MARICELA RIOS   riosm@clinicasierravista.org
 
 
 
CA   Cathedral City   Walgreens   Josie Diaz   Josie.Diaz@walgreens.com
 
 
 
CA   Delano   Clinica Sierra Vista   Lluvia Llanes   lluvia.sauceda@clinicasierravista.org
 
 
 


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