Coronavirus may have postponed LGBTQ activist and entertainer Scott Nevins’ wedding, but he’s on schedule to host Desert AIDS Project’s “Voices of Hope”.
Wil Stiles Clothing Hits the Racks at Revivals Stores
All proceeds will benefit Desert AIDS Project in honor of the late Barbara Keller.
Friends and fans of Molly Bondhus and Wil Stiles gathered to celebrate their donation of new men’s and women’s fashion to three Revivals stores.
Where There is a Wil
Molly Bondhus and Wil Stiles are donating $500,000 in clothing to Revivals’ three locations to assist Desert AIDS Project.
Wil Stiles and his wife Molly Bondhus are donating $500,000 in clothing to Revivals’ three locations to assist Desert AIDS Project.
Ready for the Runway
The Fashion Week El Paseo/Steve Chase Fashion Experience rocks the red carpet.
Fashion Week El Paseo is about to hit the runway in Palm Desert, but fashionistas got their warm-up at the 2018 Steve Chase Humanitarian Awards Gala in Palm Springs.
Houston, It’s Time to Dance
Thelma Houston, the powerhouse behind the smash disco hit, ‘Don’t Leave Me This Way’, brightens the 24th annual Steve Chase Humanitarian Awards.
Thelma Houston brightens the 24th Annual Steve Chase Humanitarian Awards with her voice, but she’s also an ardent supporter of the work being done to help those with HIV/AIDS.
Ready for a “Heat Wave” at AAP’s Evening Under the Stars, May 6, 2017
AIDS Assistance Program – Food Samaritans took the opportunity during its 24th annual Evening Under the Stars to announce a new alliance with Desert AIDS Project. AAP CEO and Executive Director Mark Anton and Desert AIDS Project CEO and President David Brinkman noted that to better maximize the organizations’ combined efforts regarding nutritional support, AAP will lead the program. The
Steve Chase Humanitarian Awards Gala, Feb. 11, 2017
More than 1,500 guests walked the red carpet at the Steve Chase Humanitarian Awards gala in February, which featured paparazzi photographers, a multimedia fashion lounge where red carpet standouts were interviewed on camera, and an installation of sculptures by Karen and Tony Barone. One hundred Desert AIDS Project volunteers welcomed attendees to the event. This all occurred before the guests