Hope For Hearts Casino Night!

Saturday night, we went to the Hope for Hearts Casino Night at the Omni Shoreham Hotel. The Hope Marietta Foundation fundraiser is the largest congenital heart defect-related event in the DC area, with more than 300 guests, who enjoyed a night of food and drink, live casino action, a silent auction, music and dancing. We snapped Hope Marietta Foundation board of directors member Joe Stuntz, Hope Marietta Foundation co-founder Adam Armiger and Bright Greens COO Sean Wainwright.

The Hope Marietta Foundation raises money and awareness for congenital heart defects through community involvement, fundraising events and service projects directly benefiting local children. The foundation was created in loving memory of Hope Marietta Armiger, who passed away from congenital heart defects and other complications at 15 days old. Here, Pinkard Group's Christopher Callahan, Federal Capital Partners' Chris LoSapio and HFF's Tom Kolarczyk.

Attorney Eileen Blessinger, Deloitte's Caroline Sandiford, teacher Carla Hounshell and Deloitte's Michelle Stuntz.

Here is one of the event's heart moms, Kelly Blumenthal, whose child received a heart transplant, with SL Hunter Photography's SheRae Hunter and DOJ's Kyle Hunter.

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