Men Against Breast Cancer!

Last night, we headed downtown to Opera Ultra Lounge for Men Against Breast Cancer's 5th annual Meet the Newzdudes—Men in the Media.

We snapped Fox5 anchor Wisdom Martin with DC sports personality Lou Holder and Men Against Breast Cancer founder Marc Heyison.

Photo credit: Travis Holler

It featured a DJ and an open bar of cocktails, with proceeds benefiting the organization's mission of breast cancer research. Here, Baltz & Co's Noelle Lindsay, Fox5 News' Chris Smith and Erin Como.

The happy hour also had a raffle with prizes like spa packages and Georgetown basketball tickets. Here, Capital Teas owner Manelle Martino and Medtronic's Margaret Rose with environmental consultant Lauren Heinsohn.

On top of the cocktails, guests had a wide array of appetizers. We loved the sliders and shrimp cocktail. Here, education consultant Lena Kline with sales associate Jackson Nisewaner, media makeup artist Victoria Stiles and sales associate Troy Crawford.

Hope Floats' Kimberly Boone with consultant Eric Clair and Norah Clair Aesthetics' Norah Clair Gourlay.

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