Entrepreneurs for a Cause!

We stopped by Belle Haven Country Club to support Entrepreneurs for a Cause benefiting Brides Against Breast Cancer. We snapped its reps Lindsey OsburnLori Hagley and Michael Fisher.

Brides Against Breast Cancer raises funds through gown sales from thousands of generous donations from designers, manufactures, bridal shops and individuals worldwide for programs for cancer patients and their families. Here, health and wellness coach Mistie Cottrill, US Air Force Lt Col Matt Cottrill, Tara Weintritt, and her husband, David.

Currently on its Nationwide Tour of Gowns, Brides Against Breast Cancer hosts hundreds of bridal shows to support life-changing programs. Here Consumer Insights Group's Jennifer Berkins and Sprint's Martina Vagerova.

Local entrepreneurs volunteered to sling drinks as guest bartenders for the evening. Sponsor Connect113, Alexandria’s co-working space, encourages collaborations inside its community. Its rep Penny Littell is surrounded by Shikani CEO Mo Hasan, and by Earthopia's Jennifer Deutschendorf and DOD's Mark Partner. 

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