V&E Gambling for Good

Vinson & Elkins got into the giving spirit with its first annual casino night benefiting veteran's organization Team Red, White, and Blue. DC managing partner Michael Charness welcomed a crowd of 250 to the 2200 Penn Ave office.

With craps, blackjack and more, the evening raised $10,000. Team RWB connects veterans to their community through physical and social activity. Here's Team RWB's Brennan Mullaney, Fannie Mae's Chris Bridner, Team RWB's Cassandra Reynolds and V&E's Lindsey Vaala.

V&E attorney Erin Rankin celebrated a lucky roll of the dice at the craps table. 100 percent of the proceeds went to Team RWB.

Guests also enjoyed cocktails and hors d'oeurves. Here's Pentagon Federal Credit Union's Ian Harper, Pepco Holdings' Andrea Harper and V&E's John Decker. The money raised at the casino night is enough to fund a Team RWB chapter for a full year.

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