Dancing After Dark!

We went to the 8th Annual Dancing After Dark at Carnegie Library, an evening of cocktails, desserts and dancing to raise funds for Children's National.

The host: Junior Council, young professionals, emerging community leaders, and children’s health advocates who support Children’s National Health System by fundraising and volunteering. We snapped Anne Arundel Medical Center’s Katie Lidard and Citi’s Mark Dillon.

Over 650 attended; the party had hors d'oeuvres, open bar and music. Here, Mark Dillon, who's in finance, Jess Calvert, who's in business development, teacher Erica Campbell and geospatial analyst Chris Byrd.

Children’s National provides innovation in pediatric care, as doctors conduct promising research to find cures for childhood diseases. Here, meeting planner Regina Smith, Booz Allen’s Allie Williams, and Dycio & Biggs’ Michael Smith.

Ambulatory Surgery Center Assn's Blake McDonald, Town Hall’s Paul Holder, WFP's Daniel Heider and Politico’s Bennett Richardson.

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