SOME Jr. Gala!

We joined 800 guests Friday at the SOME Jr. gala, led by a group of young professionals. Guests enjoyed cocktails, hors d'oeuvres, a silent auction, and live music by the Blue Tips Rhythm Revue. We snapped City Kids Wilderness Project's Callie Sadler, gala Board member and Carlyle's George Barshen, and gala co-chair and Spencer Stuart's Alden Denny.

SOME Jr.'s 13th Annual gala was held at the beautiful National Museum of Women in the Arts. Here, USDA's Alexis Latifi, Abbvie's Alexandra Yeager, and TE Connectivity's Courtney Jane Rosellini.

SOME (So Others Might Eat) meets the basic needs of DC’s homeless and poor residents with food, clothing and medical care, and empowers people to break the cycle of homelessness through affordable housing, job training, addiction treatment and counseling. Here, FT1's Liz Jordan, Broadbranch Advisors' Hank Murphy, and 2U's Cristina Cardinal.

Proceeds from the gala benefit families living in SOME’s affordable apartments including Fendall Heights that opened in 2013 for 29 veterans and veteran-headed families. Here, The Webster Group's Stephanie Martineau with SOME's Linda Parisi, Fr. John Adams, and Ingrid Feigenbaum.

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