July 1989
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Call to Action issued by President Dude Angius after Club is informed his son, Steve, has AIDS
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July 1989
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Los Altos Rotary AIDS Project Task Force meets, co-chaired by Mary Prochnow & Dick Hasenpflug
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November 1989
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Filming of The Los Altos Story begins with connections through Hal Hoblit's son Greg (award-winning producer). Written and directed by former NBC news correspondent Robin Young.
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December 1989
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Walter Singer tells fellow LARC members he contracted AIDS through a blood transfusion.
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December 1989
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CBS "This Morning" Show
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May 1990
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The Los Altos Story Premiers at Foothill College
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June 1990
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The Los Altos Story is distributed to all clubs in District 5170
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August 1990
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FNN National Telecast of The Los Altos Story
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November 1990
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Dick Hasenpflug attends Centers for Disease Control sponsored conference in Washington D.C., raises $75,000 for national distribution of The Los Altos Story
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February 1991
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Cable TV's ACE Award for Best Public Affairs Special
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May 1991
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LARC becomes first service club to receive the George F. Peabody Award for broadcast excellence.
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Spring 1991
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The Los Altos Story is distributed to over 7,600 Rotary Clubs in the U.S. and Canada
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June 1991
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FOX Network broadcasts The Los Altos Story without commercial interruption, introduction by Richard Dreyfuss
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June 1991
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Rotary International Presidential Award of Honor
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March 1992
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U.S. Dept of Health and Human Services Commendation presented by Secretary of Health and Welfare Louis Sullivan
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April 1992
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Rotary Foundation matching grant of $20,000 covers part of the cost of translating The Los Altos Story into six languages
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June 1992
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Dude receives a standing ovation at the Rotary International convention in Orlando, Florida. View the video.
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February 1993
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Bay Area MEDIA Award
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March 1993
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Business Responds to AIDS National Telecast features The Los Altos Story
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March 1994
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Entertainment Tonight reports The Los Altos Story influences Jonathon Demme's Philadelphia
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April 1994
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AIDS: The Community Challenge Symposium
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December 1995
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Making A Difference: The Los Altos Story, a one-hour progress report on the Los Altos Rotary AIDS Project, airs on local cable stations.
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January 1996
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Los Altos Rotary AIDS Project requests consideration from Rotary International for AIDS Awareness and Education to be established as an officially recognized program emphasis.
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August 1998
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Billy Spalding Memorial Award presented at UN Palace of Nations in Geneva
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September 2000
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The Dude Angius Award presented to Dude from Center for Disease Control and American Business & Labor Responds to AIDS
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Winter 2000/01
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In a joint project with the Rotary Club of Sandown, South Africa, and the Rotary Foundation, obtained $11,000 for a Community AIDS Clinic in South Africa
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June 2001
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Launch of the Los Altos Rotary AIDS Project website
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June 2001
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World Rotary AIDS Project (WRAP) launched at Rotary International Convention in San Antonio, Texas
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November 2001
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Quarterly WRAP Newsletter launched
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March 2002
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Inauguration of HIV/AIDS Education Book Distribution project to distribute 5,000 copies of HIV, Health, and Your Community, with assistance of $40,000 grant from The David and Lucile Packard Foundation.
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July 2003
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Established a relationship Students for International Change in Tanzania, resulting in publication of HIV, Health, and Your Community in Swahili.
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June 2004
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Established a relationship with the Rotary Club of Dakka Bangladesh, wherein 500 copies of HIV, Health, and Your Community were published locally and distributed to Rotary affiliated clinics in Bangladesh.
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May 2005
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In a partnership with the NGO PATNEP/Nepal, HIV, Health and Your Community was translated into Nepali and 1000 Books were printed. PATNEP/Nepal and Kathmandu Rotary Clubs distributed books to health care workers in Nepal.
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April 2005
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In a partnership with the Rotary Club of Dakka Bangladesh, 500 copies of The Los Altos Story DVD and HIV,Health and Your Community were produced locally and distributed at District Conference to introduce the District's AIDS program.
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February 2006
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RAP became supporting sponsor of FACEAIDS, a nationwide network of college students dedicated to fighting AIDS in Africa.
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March 2006
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The Los Altos Sory was translated into Russian, the seventh subtitle of the DVD.
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August 2006
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The Rotary Club of St. Petersburg is collaborating with RAP in the Russian translation of HIV, Health and Your Community.
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2009
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Launch of Child AIDS Prevention Project designed to prevent mother-to-child transmission of HIV/AIDS in Africa and save lives.
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