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‘ Tel: 704-948-8582
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Frederick A. Cruickshank, MD
Aimee B. Kerchner, MMS, PA-C
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House of Mercy
AIDS walk
set for April 4
16th annual event welcomes walkers of all ages
by Matt Comer . Q-Notes staff
BELMONT, N.C. — Spring is coming back — everyone
knows what that means. As the days get longer and warmer,
non-profit groups are organizing fundraisers and other activ
ities to raise awareness and cash.
The House of Mercy, a non-profit residence for low-
income persons living with advanced stages of AIDS, will be
among the first groups to roll out fundraising events this
spring. On April 4, the group will present its 16th Annual
Walk for AIDS.
Founded by the Sisters of Mercy, the House of Mercy has
been providing housing and compassionate, 24-hour care for
low-income AIDS patients since 1991. The group has served
over 250 men and women since their beginning.
The Walk for AIDS begins at 9:30 a.m. on Saturday, April
4 on the Sisters of Mercy campus in Belmont. Throu^out
the day, several groups and performers will take the stage to
entertain during the walk and picnic reception afterward.
Entertainers include the Belmont Steel Drum Band and
Audioform, an acid-jazz funk collective that originated in
Charlotte. Audioform is known for its multicultural attempt
to fuse jazz, funk, and soul into a sound that is augmented by
a big horn section and a groove-oriented rhythm section.
The band consists of Tony McCullough (alto saxophone),
Joey Rayfield (trombone), Travis Calvert (Saxophone), Audi
Jones (drums), Joe Smalls (bass) Keith Whatley (guitar),
Antonio Diaz (percussion) and Johnathon Ayala (keys).
This year’s honorary chair is Maureen O’Boyle, a graduate
of West Charlotte High School. O’Boyle anchored for “A
Current Affair” and the entertainment news magazine show
“EXTRA” before moving back to Charlotte to anchor for
WBTVNews.
This year’s event is sponsored by Tibotec Therapeutics,
Firefold, WSGE 91 and Q-Notes. Corporate friends of the
event include Environmental Diversified Services, Lucas
Concrete Products, Merck & Company, The Woodshed
Lounge, and Tony’s Ice Cream Company.
For more information about the event or to make a dona
tion, visit www.thehouseof
mercy.org or call 704-825-4711, ext. 3. tt
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