DC Heart Walk!

Photo credit: Travis Holler

Saturday morning, we headed down to the National Mall for the 2016 American Heart Association of Greater Washington Heart Walk! We snapped Virginia Hospital Center's Ryan and Stephanie Forester with their four-legged supporters, Leia and Carly.

Photo credit: Travis Holler

The annual event brings thousands of supporters, families and friends of those affected by heart disease. Here, Team Long & Foster: Ed Orford, Cheryl Larson, Mark Wilkinson, Kathy Lucas and Kelli Orford. These supporters were also a part of Homer's Heart Throbs, in honor of Kelli's father, who had a heart transplant three years ago and participated in the walk.

Photo credit: Travis Holler

Team members of the American College of Cardiology get ready for the walk.

Photo credit: Travis Holler

Following the walk, attendees enjoyed an expo area with performances, games and even a dog parade! Here, Team AT&T's Linda Wells and Cynthia Fikes.

Photo credit: Travis Holler

Members of the armed forces participate in the walk's opening ceremonies with the newly renovated Capitol Dome in the background.

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