The Leukemia Ball is Raffling Two Mercedes

Since 1988, the annual Leukemia Ball has raised more than $45M for the fight against leukemia and related diseases. This event is the largest non-political black-tie happening in DC, with approximately 2,000 guests, Jim Belushi & The Sacred Hearts Band and a comedic performance by Dana Carvey. The event would not be complete without the Mercedes-Benz raffle, with a grand-prize winner receiving a 2013 GL450 and first-prize winner receiving a 2013 C250 Sports Sedan. The silent auction features more than 400 packages, including many one-of-a-kind experiences such as travel. It all takes place this Saturday, March 23 at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center. For more info on the event and our sponsor, click here.

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