Dancing After Dark!

We joined 650 young professionals for delectable desserts, cocktails and dancing at the Ninth Annual Dancing after Dark at Mellon Auditorium. We snapped Children’s National Health System mascot Dr. Bear flanked by the night's co-chairs, LeeAnn Goheen and John Green, with Junior Council co-chairs Paul Grayson and Carolyn Noble.

The gala was hosted by the Junior Council, young professionals and emerging DC-area community leaders who want to make a difference. Here, Katie Conry, who works in finance, with Berkeley Research Group’s Brady Fowler and Justin Bradley’s Samantha Allinson.

Dancing After Dark benefited the Children’s National Health System, which conducts cutting-edge research into hard-hitting childhood diseases so doctors can discover cures to save young lives. Here, sisters E&Y's Carlye Thommen and Morgan Thommen flank Coin Center's Neeraj Agrawal.

DC is lucky to have Children’s National in our city. It's been serving the nation’s children since 1870 and is ranked among the top 10 pediatric hospitals by US News & World Report. Here, Junior Council member Rachel Landis, Insite Wireless’ Laura Wakefield, and VCA MacArthur's Sason Stankiewicz.

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