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Blue Hope Bash!

Last night we went to the Four Seasons Georgetown for Chris4Life Colon Cancer Foundation's fifth annual Blue Hope Bash.

We snapped the emcee, WUSA News Anchor Andrea Roane, Chris4Life founder and prez Michael Sapienza, and mayor of Colontown, the foundation's online portal, Erika Brown.

The evening's theme was Faces of Hope. Congrats to colon cancer survivors Erin Wood, Robin Braverman, April Macdonald and Carrie Morse.

Guests enjoyed live entertainment by Sound Impact, cocktails, dinner and a silent auction. Here, Chris4Life Board member, venture capitalist John Backus and his wife, Caren.

Proceeds go to finding a cure for colon cancer. Here, Erik and Holly Seibold with Alicia Freedy and her husband, colon cancer survivor Elan Freedy.

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