Diamonds for Dreams!

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We stopped by Cheers to Charity Giving at Mervis Diamond Importers, which benefited Dreams for Kids DC. Guests were treated to cocktails, hors d'oeuvres and a raffle for a $300 gift card. We snapped Mervis Diamonds' Justin Ticzon and Dodi Giuliani with Rosé Media founder Sophie Pyle.

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Dreams For Kids DC provides life-changing, adaptive clinics to empower children with physical and developmental disabilities to unite with their peers and realize their potential. Their next event on Dec. 17 will celebrate the spirit of the holiday season, the largest of the year. Here, Top Ascent CEO Hua Dong, Dreams for Kids DC founder Glenda Fu, CBH Health's Linh Do, World Bank's Shelley Fu and Bureau of Land Management's Kevin Chesley.

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Mervis, one of the headlining sponsors of DFKDC, hosted the event to celebrate DFKDC's accomplishments, volunteers and families. Here, United Way's Stacia Klim, Ashoka Exchange's Emily Lamb and Cradle Systems' Kiel Chesley.

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