chicago bars pour it on for aids charity

Chicago Tribune Chicago bars pour it on for AIDS charity Terry Armour
August 27, 2005

Several Chicago-area bars--including Bar 13, Cherry Red, Tequila Roadhouse, Spin and the Note--will donate a percentage of their receipts on Sept. 22 to benefit AIDSCARE as part of "Bar AIDS." AIDSCARE assists children, families and adults living with advanced HIV/AIDS. A list of all participating bars can be found online at www.bar-aids.org.

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