Dancing in the Glowlight!

We went to Dancing in the Glowlight with The Tenfold Forty at Whittemore House Friday night.

Proceeds benefited the House of Ruth, providing assistance to women and children of domestic violence in  DC. We snapped the board members: gala sponsorship chair Lauren Flowers, membership chair Sukanya Mukherjee, president Channing Muller, finance chair Mary-Morgan Limperis and service coordinator Olivia Merlino.

The Tenfold Forty is a nonprofit organization of 40 women in varied professions who network and gain personal growth through community service. Here, U.S. Senate’s Danielle Geanacopoulos, digital advertiser Dan Pollock and digital fundraiser Meghan Apfelbaum.

National Journal’s Allison Steely, congressional policy adviser Nate Denny, and congressional consultant Joanne Peters.

There were glow sticks, bracelets, necklaces and raffle items. Here, Dept of Defense’s Matt Cohen, Jenna Smith, Chris Smith and Jesse McGuire.

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