Congressmen Turn Out to Support After-School All-Stars

Rep. Ileana Ros-Lehtinen (above), Reps. Daniel Webster and Dan Kildee, and other guests turned out for the After-School All-Stars' year-end reception on McDermott Will & Emery's terrace. The nonprofit, a firm pro bono client, provides educational enrichment and athletic activities for middle school students in economically disadvantaged neighborhoods. It's ASAS' second year in DC, where it serves 300 students, including at a school in McDermott's Ward 6. The congressmen talked about the importance of after-school programming.

Former Rep. Jim Moran (left) recently joined McDermott after 24 years in Congress. (We covered his welcome reception to the firm here.) He's snapped with ASAS National President Aaron Dworkin and Ari Baranoff.

McDermott partner and the newest ASAS DC board member, Mike O'Shaughnessy (center), smiles alongside members of the ASAS national staff and ASAS DC supporter Ronald Hopkins of the DC Children and Youth Investment Trust.

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