Children’s Ball!

Friday we went to the 10th annual Children’s Ball at the Ritz-Carlton with 800 executives, government officials, community leaders and advocates. We snapped Kraft Foods Group's Abby Blunt, wife of Missouri Sen. Roy Blunt, CBS This Morning co-anchor Norah O'Donnell, and Children's Hospital Foundation board vice chairman Amy Baier.

There was a festive cocktail reception, gourmet dinner, dancing, entertainment, and live auction, to benefit children and families. Here,  San Diego Chargers running back Melvin Gordon is surrounded by Rally Health's team: Don Malloy, CEO Grant Verstandig, and Chad Boeding.

Children’s National CEO Dr. Kurt Newman presented an award to Cerner Corp; together they launched the Bear Institute for Health Innovation. He's with his wife, Alison, and MedStar National Rehabilitation Network president John Rockwood and his wife, Danielle.

Children’s National is recognized for expertise and innovation in pediatric care and as a children's advocate. Here, Parsons Corp's Tim Mauritz, Hogan Lovells' Christine Warnke, and Children's National VP Tonya Vidal Kinlow.

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