Fans for the Cure!

Last night we supported a great cause at Nationals Park for the Fans for the Cure second annual Take Me Out to the Ballpark fundraiser.

We snapped its founder Ed Randall, long-time radio and TV announcer and prostate cancer survivor, who’s dedicated the last 10 years to reducing risk, early detection, and treatment for the No. 2 cause of cancer death. He’s surrounded by Sanford Capital’s Steve Lin and Capital Partners’ Jack Boyce.

The fundraiser was in a party suite on the third base line and guests got a great view of the game between the Nats vs Mets. Here, UIPGC’s David Yampolsky, DHS’s David Taft, and Hillmann Consulting’s Henry Hillmann.

We all enjoyed a mini meatball bar, three-cheese mac, and sirloin sliders with our beer. Here, Javelin Group’s Lauren Ehrsam, Six O’clock Ops’ Jason Gorey, and House Armed Services Committee’s David Barker.

Everyone had a great time despite the 6-1 loss to the Mets. Here, Philip Barbara with his wife, Skill Builders’ Deb Barbara, and daughter Gracie.

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