Madisons, Beer & Art!

Last night we went to George to celebrate the new members of The Madison.

The Madison has 100 young women who improve their community through volunteerism. We snapped events chair and teacher Maggie Clark, sponsorship chair Rebekah Coughlin, rec chair Paris Waterman, and Booz Allen's Kaitlyn Reilly.

All proceeds benefit The Madison's 2014 charity, Youth For Tomorrow, a residential youth home facility and school for at-risk teenagers, founded by Joe Gibbs in 1986. Here, alum chairs Maggie Graham (at NBWA) and Maggie Wilcox are with recruit chair and Charity Chicks’ Elizabeth Kane.

The first hour was exclusively for members; their friends arrived afterwards. A $5 kissing photo booth benefited Youth for Tomorrow. Here, Blair Gottfried, Madison prez and US Senate staffer Lauren Spivey, and Deloitte's Sara Greene.

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