Martha's Table, PJs, Tea, & Hearts

Last night, Martha's Table CEO (and former Gates Foundation CEO) Patty Stonesifer and husband Michael Kinsley hosted a dinner in their DC home for several dozen supporters who had held celebrity chef fundraising dinners in their homes in January.

Patty (seated in back) and event founder (and cookbook uber-author) Joan Nathan (standing second from left) were joined by Sue Pitman, John and Bethany Hasenberg, Elsa Walsh, Michael Bartscherer, Maggie Farley, and the Washington Post's Bob Woodward and Marcus Brauchli. Martha's Table is in its 34th year of providing healthy food, clothing, and education for low-income and homeless families and children in the Washington region. Bisnow Media was privileged to be one of the dinner hosts in January helping to raise money for such a great cause.

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