Pierre Garcon's White Party!

Last night we went to the Millennium Building for the third annual Pierre Garçon All-White Party benefiting the Boys and Girls Clubs of Greater Washington.

We snapped RGIII surrounded by event co-chairs Josh Sagman and Tower Cos' Brian Abramson.

'Skins wide receiver and event founder Pierre Garçon is surrounded by Boys and Girls Club CEO Pandit Wright, Board Chair Debbi Jarvis and Youth of the Year Ayanna Holmes. The 'Skins turned out in full force, all nattily dressed in white tuxedos.

Sports stars supported the cause. Here, DC United's Adam Hoyt is bookended by AU's Dani Rizzo and U of Mount Union's Anne Graffice, Pierre's college friend.

CoStar's Anne Birkhead, UAE Embassy's Kyle Hendrick and Pierre's Spitfire partner Fouad Qreitem. The bar served vodka drinks; appetizers were by Burger 7.

FOBs (friends of Brian): Natalie EatedaliNikki HersonShari Shaw and Karyn Ross. As part of Pierre’s support of at-risk youth, his BGCGW partnership creates a stronger generation of future leaders.

Fairfax Co Gov's Ann Nunn and Tenisha Carter flank attorney Rachel Mohseni and U of Alabama's Nicole Freeman.

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