Jon Santos

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  www.southernvoice.com/2007/9-7/arts/nitelife/7432.cfm - [Cached Version]
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  "I consider it grassroots, old-school fundraising," says Jon Santos, AID Atlanta special event manager."It's deep in the trenches; it's house parties; it's a series of different sorts of events; and it's personal appeals."
  
  He says Atlanta Cotillion helps AID Atlanta keep in touch with their original mission.
  
  "It's very personal," he continues.

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  Contact: Jon SantosPhone: 404/ 870-7731Email: jon.santos@aidatlanta.org

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  AIDS Memorial Quilt- Get Involved! - [Cached Version]
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  For more about our donor programs or planned giving, email our Individual Giving Manager Jon Santos at jsantos@aidsquilt.org or call him at (404) 688-5500 ext. 225.

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  Atlanta, GA - [Cached Version]
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  Contact: Jon Santos
  
  Phone: 404-870-7731
  
  Email: jon.santos@aidatlanta.org

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  Constanceros en Internet - [Cached Version]
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  Jonathan SantosEmail: jonathan@constanza.zzn.com

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  John Santos Individual Giving Manager at the Names Project in Atlanta, GA, has also created a number of panels for people he has lost to AIDS.
  
  Santos said individuals should come to see the quilt because it is a humbling experience and a reminder that HIV/AIDS can strike anyone.

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  Debs A Go-Go - David Atlanta - [Cached Version]
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  "The event chairs have proven themselves with their past work," says AID Atlanta's special event manager Jon Santos, "and it's really fun to work with the debutante class, because a lot of them haven't done this kind of fundraising before.They're very sweet and they're well-intentioned."
  
  Santos says the relationship between AID Atlanta and the debs is mutually beneficial.
  
  "We teach them some things, and they come and they help us grow," he says.

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  Display Schedule: The AIDS Memorial Quilt - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 8/9/2007    Last Visited: 8/9/2007  

  Contact: Jon SantosPhone: 404.870.7731Email: jon.santos@aidatlanta.org Ongoing

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  Guestbook - [Cached Version]
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  Name : Jonathan SantosEmail : me@JonathanSantos.comLocation : Culver City , CA USDate : Monday , December 27 , 1999 at 13 : 14 : 02Comments :JB , Nice collection of programming links.Happy New year Amigo.
  
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  Hi John.I couldn't get your website at , so I am on my Dad's computer.Wow... you are like , a real techie , aren't you?.I must say , I am impressed.Take care and have a Merry Christmas.
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  Hi John , thanks for the help last night.It looks like you outlasted all of us.The last email I received was stamped 1 : 47am.Hopefully I will have time today to do a detailed review of our site and keep you and your team going full speed ahead.
  
  Name : Chingy-ChingsEmail : cyan@crl.com

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  Southern Voice - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 11/15/2001    Last Visited: 11/15/2001  

  competition," said John Santos, special events manager for AID Atlanta, which fielded last year's homecoming winner, Deva Station.
  
  "Our queen did everything from bake sales, to a hunk auction, to producing her own CD.We take this homecoming competition very seriously," Santos said.
  
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  According to Santos from AID Atlanta, while there can only be one official winner in the homecoming competition, all of the AIDS organizations who participate are the real winners, particularly this year.
  
  "With the holidays people are in a giving mood, but with the bad economy … many people have been hit harder than they expected in their pocketbook this year," he said."That means donations are down for everyone this year.And every event, even a small fund-raiser, helps."
  
  And for pageant participants, organizers said there is a real reward for spending the month of November orchestrating fund-raisers.
  
  "I think when people see the good work these organizations are doing, it's hard not to participate," Marks said.

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