Better Together!

We went to Quality Trust's Better Together reception at Penn Quarter's China Chilcano kicking off Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month, recognizing success in working together for their community. We snapped Advisory Board's Rachel Adler, and sponsors Gelman Rosenberg's Alina Stone and Raffa founder Tom Raffa.

Quality Trust's achievements in legal education, advocacy and support stem from a community of respect, inclusion and contribution. Here, Sage Communications' Bayard Brewin, Project Peer's Karen Davis and QT board member Clark Madigan.

Quality Trust CEO Tina Campanella flanked by advocates Herbert King and Jody Tick, and Newmark's Christopher Lucey, who found the nonprofit a new HQ in Tenleytown.

Next up for Quality Trust: its annual Cruisin’ for a Cause. This fantastic fundraiser celebrates all partners of people with developmental disabilities. Here, QT's Sid Ahvazi with Merrill Lynch's James Lee and Don Dearie.

Self-advocate Bernard Crawford photobombing Quality Trust's Kristina Southerly, flanked by RCM's Danielle Darby, Susan Brooks, and Amy Brooks.

Travis Holler & Liz Ovits contributed to this issue.

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