Habitat for Humanity at Union Station!

So many great galas for so many great causes! We’ll start with last night, as we beat the first of the holiday commuters at Union Station to celebrate the 25th Anniversary of DC Habitat for Humanity.

Over 400 guests enjoyed a night of cocktails, food and music. We snapped DC Habitat Board chair John Didiuk flanked by Board member and event co-chair Dawn Carpenter, Monica Jirik and Wharton School of Business’ Regina Abrami.

The celebration aimed metaphorically and physically to raise the roof in support of Habitat’s year end goal to raise $2.5 million. Here, Douglas Grayson with Habitat Board member Debra Erb and her husband, Don Erb.

Extraordinary community leaders were honored for their commitment to affordable and energy-efficient housing for low-income, hard working DC families. Here, Charles River Apparel’s Kelley MacPhee, Habitat marketing director Heather Phibbs, Tina Cruikshank and Deputy Mayor’s Office exec Martine Combal.

Over the past 25 years, Habitat for Humanity has built and rehabilitated over 200 DC homes, making a life-changing impact for families. Here, supporters and AmeriCorps members Matt Taurchini, Shannon Garvin, Ashley Ellis, Dennis Monaghan and, front, Casey Council.

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