The Trevor Project threw a ritzy Spring Fling benefit Friday at the Bowery Hotel, raising money for the charity’s LGBT suicide prevention services.
The party specifically honored Trevor NextGen, a group of young volunteers who give their time to help out with the Project’s important life-saving work and who were invited to come partake in the swanky affair.
On hand to perform “Like a Virgin” was the very handsome gay Broadway star Nick Adams, who chatted with Queerty’s Evan Mulvihill. (Read the exclusive interview here.)
Also in attendance were reps for Bonobos, who donated a seer sucker suit for the silent auction and set up a display with the six colors of the Pride flag represented by six brightly colored washed chinos. They even outfitted the Trevor NextGen NYC’s Spring Fling Co-Chairs Matthew Schwartz and Colin Stayton in natty Bonobos suits.
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Nick Adams, Broadway hunk and star of Priscilla Queen of the Desert
Trevor NextGen NYC’s Spring Fling Co-Chairs Matthew Schwartz and Colin Stayton
The Bonobos Team
Rainbow Selection of Bonobos Pants, Arranged In The Colors Of The Gay Pride Flag
Trevor NextGen Spring Fling Co-Chair Matthew Schwartz (fourth from right) with friends
Trevor NextGen Volunteers
Nick Adams Performs
Trevor NextGen NYC Co-Chairs Joshua Cohen and Keola Whitaker
arlo
Out of curiosity, do black people live in NYC? These champagne benefits are always so white white white and full of co-chair clones.
ChattyKathy
All the colors of the rainbow, yet not a single African-American. Speaks volumes about the gay establishment…
Bob
Yes, these groups can do a lot more to increase their diversity, but calling The Trevor Project, which works to help LGBT youths of all races in crisis, “a joke” because this organization lacks diversity is ridiculous. When a kid calls into the lifeline, nobody asks what race they are, they just seek to help them.
no one
because you need an education to be a co-chair.