Point Foundation!

Last night we also went to Room & Board’s penthouse on 14th Street for the Point Foundation’s Reception benefiting LGBTQ students of merit. We snapped consultant Mark Spengler, Air Force’s Eric Fanning, and Accenture’s Toby Sanchez.

Prince William Co Schools’ Jake Davison, Point Foundation Board member and Hogan Lovells’ Jack Jacobson, Wiley Wilson’s Abbe Little, Sigal Construction’s Tyler Coffey, Wig Night Out founding member Jason Mann, and Host Committee members Travis Patton, and his husband Jeff Seese.

Point Foundation trustee Celina Gerbic, Fund for Education Abroad’s Jennifer Calvert, Attache Real Estate’s Jennifer Touchette, and CET Academic Programs’ Mark Lenhart. There were great views of the U Street Corridor from the penthouse.

Point students and alumni told how the foundation has helped them. Here, Airbus’ Chris Jones, his wife, Keller Williams’ Heidi Jones, and Smart Brief’s Joe Caruso.

We loved Pan-Asian bites and cocktails from Sushi Taro, Doi Moi, Daikaya, and 2 Birds 1 Stone. Here, 21st Century Spirit’s Rob Johnston, his wife Kate Johnston, and Barcelona Wine Bar manager Michael Matejezuk.

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