Knock Out Abuse!

Last night we went to the Knock Out Abuse sponsors' dinner at P.J. Clarke's.

The intimate dinner thanked sponsors for promoting awareness against domestic violence and preparing for the upcoming Knock Out Abuse annual gala Nov. 5 at the Ritz-Carlton. We snapped NBC4's Barbara Harrison and KOA co-founder Cheryl Davis Masri.

Downstairs at P.J. Clarke's Sidecar speakeasy, guests ate a delicious three-course dinner of creamy tomato soup, Skuna Bay salmon, and apple rhubarb cobbler. Here, Childhelp's Christine Rales, GSP's Mary Barth, Renu Med Spa's Michelle Schoenfeld, Chanel's Kathryn Key, and Tier Tech International's Lisa Gordon-Hagerty.

Sue Modica talked about her daughter's abusive relationship; she dedicates her life to shedding light on this important issue. She's with Crossway Community's Kathleen Guinan, American Chemical Society's Christina Pearson and PR maven Linda Roth.

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