Chefs Take Aim for a Great Cause

Two of the biggest names in food picked up pistols on May 21. They also picked up bourbon, cigars, and a whole lot of crabs, given that they were on Maryland’s Eastern Shore. Chefs Mike Isabella of Kapnos, G, and Graffiato and Bryan Voltaggio of VOLT, RANGE, Lunchbox, and Family Meal teamed up for Shooting with Chefs, which featured a silent auction benefiting Make-A-Wish Mid-Atlantic. The featured auction item was a private, in-home feast prepared by the two celebrity chefs. We snapped a group shot of the folks who helped raise $17,480 (from left to right): Capital Bank's William Rothwell, Bryan, MICROS Systems' David Smelson, Mike Isabella, and Winmar Construction's Jason Wilt. Sponsors included Capital Bank, SC&H Group, Winmar Construction, Edge Commercial Real Estate, and Unison.

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