Casino Royale Charity!

Last night we also went to Sax for the first annual Casino Royale Charity sponsored by ShareACause. We snapped its director, Jahan Moghadam, with Keller Williams Capital Properties realtor Star Morrad, SuperStarTickets president Omar Sider, and Preston Wealth Advisors’ Reina Jabbour.

ShareACause is a nonprofit organization that connects people through charitable events and volunteer work. Here, JTCC's Anastasia Revzina, Intelligent Energy president Steve Gerber, copywriter Mary Zubritsky, and Capitale’s Mathew Hebert.

Charities benefited: Arlington Food Assistance Center, Bethesda Cares, A-SPAN, Central Union Mission, Most Valuable Kids, Coptic Orphans, Faraja, Obra de Caridade, The Holiday Project, Toys for Tots, The Lamb Center, Link A Child, Kassir Foundation and Martha's Table. Here, Claire Murray, GWU’s Danny Jabbour, Navy Federal’s Valerie Anonas, and GreenRock Construction’s Jeff King.

Artist Elite founder Vida Alimi, Kochsmith Capital's Lee Smith and model Patrice DiZebba.

Guests played casino games, such as gaming roulette and blackjack, while enjoying hors d'oeuvres and cocktails, and watching performances. Here: cabaret performers.

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