Becky's Fund!

Last night we went to Becky's Fund's 7th annual Walk This Way Charity Fashion Show at the Embassy of Italy. We snapped event emcees, former NFL player John Booty and Comcast Sports' Julie Donaldson, with Becky's Fund founder Becky Lee, former NFL player Gary Clark and Nats pitcher Gio Gonzalez. 

Members of DC United, such as Chris Pontius, Bill Hamid, Steven Birnbaum and Sean Franklin, walked the catwalk dressed in Italian designer Canali, to raise funds to prevent domestic violence. 

Walk This Way models Joy Kingsley-Ibeh, Adria Tynes and Charlotte Spada surround Heist's DJ Oz, with clothes by Elizabeth St. John, jewelry by Alberto Parada, and hair and make-up by One80 Salon, all donated for a great cause.

Becky’s Fund is a nonprofit committed to the prevention of domestic violence by creating awareness, encouraging advocacy among peers, promoting activism through outreach programs, and providing support for victims. Here, UBS' Gary Edmonds, Army National Guard's Alexx Cozzetti and Capital Bank's Billy Rothwell. 

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