Marjorie Hill

Kelsey Louie, from Harlem United, will take over leadership of the embattled organization.

Christine Quinn was a top choice for CEO of the struggling AIDS organization, sources said. 

GMHC records show it's spending nearly all donations on overhead instead of helping people with AIDS.  

The AIDS organization pays $389,000 per month for its Chelsea office, documents show.

CEO Marjorie Hill was forced out by the AIDS organization's board after a year of scandals, sources said.

Instead, people seeking help at Gay Men's Health Crisis are directed to use a separate door.

A private company, MZA Events, brings in hundreds of thousands of dollars in fees and bonuses.

Volunteer groups that share space with Gay Men's Health Crisis worry they can't afford to stay.

After moving from the neighborhood earlier this year, Gay Men's Heath Crisis opened a new HIV testing and support complex in Chelsea.

Longtime Chelsea institution the Gay Men's Health Crisis has moved into a larger space in Hell's Kitchen.

Celebrity chefs from some of the city's glitziest eateries will come together next Monday to benefit people living with AIDS.

A new subway campaign aims to celebrate healthy, monogamous love among black and Latino gay men.

Hundreds of dancers and models strutted down a runway at the annual Latex Ball.

The Gay Men's Health Crisis will relocate at the end of December.