Becky’s Fund!

Last night we also headed to the new Longchamp store at CityCenterDC for a reception benefiting Becky’s Fund. We snapped store manager Carole Benis with the night’s host, TTR Sotheby's Jennifer Harlow, Harper’s Bazaar’s Avril Graham, Becky's Fund founder/executive director Becky Lee, and Renu Med Spa owner Michelle Schoenfeld.

ATAE’s Jennifer Colman, Abraham LLC’s Stephanie Abraham, Vienna’s Denise Butler, and Perfect Detail Event Planning’s Victoria Rapoport. Guests enjoyed a champagne open bar with great appetizers; we loved the lobster.

Becky's Fund is a local foundation that addresses domestic violence in all sectors of our community and provides prevention-based educational programs. Here, Chanel’s Kathryn Key, Jose Amaya, and Lauren Vierling surround Ricci Drywall and Painting’s Roger Ricci.

The party raised money for Becky’s Fund with 15% of all proceeds going to the charity. Here, One80 Salon Owner Jeremy Buchanan and stylist Heather Finkel join Photography by Alexander’s Alexander Morozov, and Becky’s Fund board member Howard Lee.

Winbiz Proposals CEO Jennifer Adeli, US Institute of Peace’s Nina Sughrue, Bellacara’s Angela Sitilides, AT Kearney’s Angela Steever, and McLean’s Silvia Karagounis.

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