Launched in March 2011, The T.R.U.T.H. Project, Inc. has become known for raising community awareness about resources that address LGBTQ communities and their allies.

Since its launch, The T.R.U.T.H. Project has had the opportunity to align with Grammy Award-winning artist Chrisette Michelle and Marsha Ambrosius for a special World AIDS Day installment created to raise awareness of HIV/AIDS stigma and HIV testing. The T.R.U.T.H. Project’s greatest impact has been facilitated with local and national artist at its quarterly installments focused on various art forms and concentrated messages.

In 2015, Kevin announced that The T.R.U.T.H. Project, Inc. was awarded 501(c) 3 non-profit tax exemption status for the federal government, allowing for further growth and program expansion. During this time Kevin launched the use of community discussion to bring community members face to face with professional resources to discuss issues that directly affect day to day living, ex. abuse, discrimination, HIV/AIDS, value, self esteem, etc.

Kevin brings an inside-out approach to art utilization towards healing because he believes in personal transformation and social transformations are interdependent. He has worked on the front line in the field of HIV and other health disparities and recognizes the need to continue to foster a space for healing, personal transformation, and social change.

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ABOUT BUNNIES ON THE BAYOU

Bunnies on the Bayou, Inc. is a nonprofit organization based in Houston, Texas that aims to improve the quality of life and promote education and awareness of human rights for individuals in the LGBTQIA+ community.

Bunnies raises funds through social events throughout the year and culminate in an annual outdoor festival on Easter Sunday, which is the largest LGBTQIA+ fundraising festival in Texas.

Since 2001, the organization has provided over $1.7 million in donations to more than 125 different non-profit programs who support LGBTQIA+ individuals, particularly those who are under represented, of the Trans experience, homeless, elderly, people of color, and all of the above in Houston.

The annual event on Easter Sunday serves not only as a party but also as an important fundraiser and a way to connect and contribute to our growing and diverse community.