The Prince George Hotel in New York City fell into disrepair in the 1980s and housed over 1,600 homeless individuals. In the late 1990s, a non-profit organization took ownership and extensively rehabilitated the building. In 2005, the historic 5,000 square foot ballroom was restored. The restoration work was done by Kenneth Wampler's non-profit Alpha Workshops, where talented individuals with HIV/AIDS work alongside skilled artists. The Alpha Workshops completed decorative painting and recasting of missing elements. Multiple coats of Benjamin Moore paint and glazes were used to restore the ballroom to its former glory.