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Founded in 1987 as a hospice for people dying of AIDS, Calcutta House now celebrates its 25th anniversary, helping vulnerable populations like the homeless, mentally ill and inveterate drug abusers.

Housing Works will host its highly anticipated ninth annual Fashion for Action fundraiser on November 7th 2012. Fashion for Action is a five-day charitable designer shopping event that begins with a ticketed Opening Night Reception.

The cyclists of the Lone Star Ride Fighting AIDS (LSRFA) are trading their biking spandex for high fashion from top designers and popular Dallas merchants for Passion 4 Fashion.

This year, actress Parker Posey will act as host with a special performance from RuPaul’s Drag Race runner-up Chad Michaels. For the second year, Barclays will be the presenting sponsor for the summer benefit.

Corporate interiors firm MKDA announced that it has raised $10,000 for musician Cyndi Lauper’s True Colors Residence (TCR), a project of West End Intergenerational Residence that provides permanent housing and services to formerly homeless LGBT youth.

The Emmy® Award-winning PBS home improvement series This Old House® has selected a 19th-century Victorian-era home in the city of Cambridge, Mass., and a woodland cottage circa 1935 in rural Essex, Mass., as its latest renovation projects

Nearly a week after it was set to close, officials are working to ensure smooth transitions for Tenderloin Health clients.

Spring forward with fashion, furniture, and artwork finds at the Housing Works semi-annual Best of Spring sales event. Housing Works has re-stocked their shops with top-quality seasonal merchandise for a fraction of the retail price.

Nearly a thousand well-heeled and fashionable New Yorkers catwalked and promenaded through the Lexington Avenue Armory for the 24th annual Bailey House Auction & Party, helping to raise funds for those homeless people living with HIV/AIDS.

Check out the photos of all the fun and fashion at the 24th Annual Bailey House Auction & Party where nearly a thousand altruistic New Yorkers raised more than $500,000 to help those living with HIV/AIDS.