Happy Birthday, Hope!

Last night, we stopped by The Prospect for The Hope Marietta Foundation’s special charity happy hour, raising funds and awareness for Congenital Heart Defect research and treatment in honor of Hope’s birthday.

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Hope, whose life was taken at just 15 days from congenital heart defects, continues to touch the lives of the community. We snapped president Adam Armiger, who started the foundation in memory of his sister, flanked by The Hope Marietta Foundation board members Joe Stuntz and Bright Greens co-founder Sean Wainwright.

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Attendees enjoyed food and drink specials while helping assemble summer camp bags for Camp Heartbeat, which offers children and teens with heart conditions an opportunity for summer fun and social connections. Here, Georgetown University’s Elyse Rudolph, M+R’s Katie Stuntz, The Motley Fool’s Laurie Street and Children’s National Medical Center’s Liza McLellan.

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NewsWatch TV’s Katie Pedder, NVR’s Mia Gavin, Cara Lanzetta, Jennifer Habina and Engility’s Melissa Meadows.

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Ross Nodurft, Peter Hunter, and The Hope Marietta Foundation’s Hillary Phillips.

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