In 2011, as a transplant to Atlanta from Los Angeles, entertainment and producing veteran David Aurilio immediately began searching for events and spots that he could relate with.
“Like any gay person who person who comes into a community, you start looking for opportunities to meet people and get connected,” said Aurilio. “Anything involving entertainment connects to me naturally.”
His search ended once he heard about a performance by the Atlanta Gay Men’s Chorus. Pleased by the performance, he quickly found himself as an active concertgoer and donor within the organization.
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