“Safer Sex
in the City” Event Set to Raise
Funds for Cable Positive and AID Atlanta
ATLANTA, GA / NEW YORK, NY - August
8, 2003
HBO’s award-winning series “SEX
AND THE CITY” will get
even hotter as it heads down south on
September 10, 2003 as part of
“Safer Sex in the City,”
the latest fundraising event of the
Atlanta Chapter of the cable and telecommunications
industry’s national non-profit
AIDS action organization, Cable Positive.
This invitation-only event will draw
Atlanta-area cable and telecommunications
industry professionals to the ESPN Zone,
located at 3030 Peachtree Road, NW,
for a 6:30 p.m. cocktail party followed
by a special screening of an episode
of HBO’s mega hit series
“SEX AND THE CITY,”
which is now in its sixth and final
season.
“Safer Sex in the City”
is the second fundraiser for the Atlanta
Chapter. Proceeds raised from the event
will benefit Cable Positive and AID
Atlanta, the Southeast United States’
largest AIDS service organization, which
provides educational programs to stop
the spread of HIV/AIDS and comprehensive
support and services for people living
with HIV/AIDS.
Tickets are first-come first-served.
Those interested in attending the event
are encouraged to pre-register by visiting:
http://www.cablepositive.org/chapter-atl.html.
Tickets are $40 each and tax-deductible
to the extent permitted by law.
The event is sponsored in part by HBO
and Comcast. For more information about
“Safer Sex in the City”
or to inquire about sponsorship opportunities,
please contact Bobby Amirshahi at 404.843.7872
or email at bobby.amirshahi@cox.com.
The ESPN Zone in Atlanta is graciously
provided by ESPN.
ABOUT CABLE
POSITIVE
Cable Positive is a national non-profit
organization that was founded in February
1992 by three concerned cable executives
with the mission of organizing cable's
resources in the fight against AIDS.
Cable Positive is dedicated to unifying
the talents, resources, access, and
influence of the communications industry
to raise AIDS awareness; to fund AIDS
education, research and care; and to
promote a more compassionate climate
for people whose lives have been affected
by HIV and AIDS. Cable Positive has
grown to include supporters from every
major cable network, MSO, system, hardware
manufacturer, trade association, media
publication, and affiliated industry
vendors and suppliers. For more information
about Cable Positive, call 212.459.1502
or visit www.cablepositive.org.
