Paint The Town Red!

We went to the seventh annual Paint the Town Red at the Wonder Bread Factory. We snapped event co-chair Glenn Stewart, who works at the DOJ, being flanked by representatives from event sponsor Grunley—Lauren Grunley and Jennifer Williamson.

Paint the Town Red is a special evening dedicated to raising funds for the American Heart Association, which helps people build healthier lives, free from cardiovascular diseases and stroke, and fights against the growing epidemic of childhood obesity. Here, Kristen Hammett, TASC's Dana Moreno, District of Style's Rachel Hallinan and The Ivy's Jessica Berdan.

The night featured specialty cocktails, heavy hors d’oeuvres, music, dancing and a silent auction. Here, Washington Redskins business operations director Chris Weiner with Boizelle Insurance Partnership VP Bret Boizelle.

The party, where guests were asked to wear red or red accessories, was hosted by the American Heart Association’s PULSE—a group of local, under 40 professionals in DC striving to engage friends and co-workers to educate, inspire and develop the habit of philanthropy dedicated to changing the health of a new generation. Here, Salesforce's Courtney Lavalleye, PwC's Jessica LaTorre, Salesforce's Alyssa Felix and Advisory Board's Christina Chan.

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