Better Together Reception!

We went to Quality Trust's Better Together Reception at Del Campo to mark the beginning of Disabilities Awareness Month and celebrate the important work of those who ensure that people with disabilities are making their own decisions and living the life that they want. We snapped Merrill Lynch’s Chase Phillips with Quality Trust executive director Tina Campanella and Gelman, Rosenberg & Freedman’s James Larson.

Sponsors: Giant Food’s Beth Tattar flanked by Careers In Nonprofits’ Elizabeth Tishman and Emily Schelle.

Quality Trust is a nonprofit focused on improving the lives of children and adults with disabilities and their families by solving problems, identifying opportunities for learning, and finding creative ways to make the most of each person’s abilities. Here, Gelman Rosenberg’s Antoine Cuff with Quality Trust’s Kenise Johnson and Veronique Korin, and Raffa’s Susan Burdette.

Guests at the reception enjoyed hors d'oeuvres and an open bar. Here, Giant Food’s Norman Dichard, Maribel Dichard and Reggie Lucas.

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