Mama Hope!

We went to Kabin for a South Moon Under fashion show previewing this summer’s looks and benefiting Mama Hope.

Mama Hope is a wonderful non-profit that works in close partnership with African communities, providing the resources they ask for to achieve positive transformation. We snapped Models by Marie Ledesma: Lauren Morgan, Andrea Saavides, Brynn Lewis, and Anita Pathammavong.

Mama Hope has funded numerous schools, health clinics, children’s centers, clean water systems, and food security projects. Here, Sean Jaeger, model Lindsey Murray, Haute Haus Agency’s Baille Gelwicks, and photographer Vithaya Phongsavan.

Funds raised by this event went to build the Suubi Women's Health Center in Uganda. Here, IBM’s Lauren Pritchard, Cisco’s Sean Doyle, Geico’s Andrea Paton-Ash, and Online News Assn’s Jeremiah Patterson.

Guest bartenders Josh Frankel and Elizabeth Ashley volunteered their time and tips for Mama Hope’s health center.

Lee & Morse’s Nicky Eisenstat, Software AG Government Solutions’ Allison Gershon, and American Society for Nutrition’s Allanna Wallace.

Lauren Morgan.

Lindsey Murray.

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