The foundation focuses on giving money directly to creatives, and requires that projects be public facing, community oriented, and often led by a local artist.
The zero-waste apparel brand uses leftover fabric for additional accessories and homewares—like pocket squares, bucket hats, dinner napkins, and coasters.
Throughout its 43-year lifetime, the Mt. Vernon club was known as a welcoming drag and karaoke spot, a place to come together during the AIDS crisis, and a site to celebrate the advances in gay rights.
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