Fighting Blindness!

[caption id="attachment_40984" align="alignnone" ] Neshan Naltchayan[/caption]

The Foundation Fighting Blindness held its 4thannual NoVa Dining in the Dark at the Ritz-Carlton, Tysons Corner, raising $150,000 for research by giving guests a glimpse into the lives of the visually impaired. Here, SAIC CEO Walt Havensteinwith his wife Judy and the Foundations CEO Bill Schmidt.

Caitlin Byrnes, Alfredo Flores, and Travis Holler contributed to this issue.

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