Boulder County AIDS Project

Boulder County AIDS Project is excited to announce that on July 7, 2026, Sarah Annecone returned to staff full-time as a Medical and Housing Case Manager!

Sarah began to volunteer at BCAP in 1991, soon after her brother Matthew died of AIDS-related illnesses. She came to BCAP seeking to heal in community, learn about HIV/AIDS, and support others. From 1993 through 2024, Sarah held various staff roles at BCAP: Education Coordinator, Diversity Coordinator, Volunteer Coordinator, and Development Director. While working at BCAP, Sarah earned her Master of Public Administration from the University of Colorado, Denver.

After five years as Development Director, Sarah took a break from working to spend more time with her mother (now 96!), study Spanish, and travel. She volunteered with Intercambio and discovered a love for teaching English to adult immigrants. In her free time, Sarah enjoys discussing films with her adult son, Miles; dog sitting her friends’ pups; and riding her bike.

Since November 2025, she has worked part-time as an independent contractor supporting BCAP and has considered returning in a new capacity. Sarah shared, “I feel I have more to offer in support of BCAP’s mission. I am honored to be given the opportunity to learn a new role and work directly with BCAP clients who are living with HIV.”

Please join BCAP in our celebration of Sarah returning to a full-time staff position with a like, heart, cheers, and/or comment!

We invite you to join us this Sunday, May 17, as the Interfaith AIDS Coalition and Boulder County AIDS Project co-host a local in-person event as part of the International AIDS Candlelight Memorial, remembering people living with HIV. The theme for this year's event is "Legacy: Remember. Advance. Act."

Participants are invited to arrive at the covered porch of the First United Methodist Church, located at 1421 Spruce Street, Boulder 80302, at the new start time of 3 p.m. The program will begin shortly after 3:15 p.m.

For more information, check out BCAP's blog post here: https://www.bcap.org/blog