This is all tied in with an "Our America" special coming on tonight on the OWN network at 10pm Eastern. In it, a number of ex-gay survivors like myself--several of whom I know--confront Exodus president Alan Chambers.
This has been a while in coming. The beginning of the end was the Gay Christian Network conference in Orlando in January 2011. It's a very long story of how he ended up on stage in a roundtable discussion there, but he made two shocking statements: that 99.9% of clients do not change orientation, and that there will be gays in heaven. Now, the first statement didn't ruffle any feathers, but many were outraged at the second statement, so much so that a bunch of organisations left Exodus to form a new group called Restored Hope Network, which is very much alive and kicking. Exodus started haemorrhaging money partly because of this event.
Because Restored Hope Network and Global Exodus Alliance are very much still a thing, the closing of Exodus (or more accurately, a rebranding, since Mr. Chambers say they're going to start a new ministry, which many insiders are understanding to mean an organisation that encourages churches to "reach out" to gays but still considers gay relationships sinful) is is all a symbolic thing. But never underestimate the power of symbols.