Light the Night!

We went to Freedom Plaza for The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society's Light the Night walk to end cancer. We snapped Google's Alex Sanchez, Jessica Pulsifer, House of Rep's Taylor Booth, CEB's Kelsey Powell, and America Rising's Ryan Powers.

LLS raises funds for cures for blood cancer and access to those cures for patients. Here, ABC's Paul Raskin, Marilyn Tucker, Northwestern Mutual managing partner Leo Tucker, Christi Main and Mesa Lewchalermwong.

Washington Gas Team hit $1M raised for LLS since their first walk in 2000. Here, Washington Gas SVP Doug Staebler, LLS National Capital Area Executive Director Beth Gorman, and Light the Night media partner WTTG/Fox 5's Matt Ackland.

The walk brings together families, friends and co-workers to bring hope to cancer patients, pay tribute to survivors, and honor the memory of loved ones lost. Here, Atlas Research's Greg Smallwood, Kara Liebeskind, Paul Liebeskind, and Kassidy Smallwood with Gregory Smallwood.

This DC walk was the last of three Light the Night's in the National Capital Area. Here, EY's Belle Mendeng, Greg Viola, Richard Larkins, Frans de Groen, Margo Thronson and Stuart Bost.

Travis Holler & Liz Ovits contributed to this issue.

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