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Wednesday, June 6, 2018 THEDAILYRECORD.COM 5A BUSINESS ALBUM HATS & HORSES RAISES MORE THAN $330,000 FOR KENNEDY KRIEGER PROGRAMS PHOTOS BY JASON PUTSCHÉ PHOTOGRAPHY LLC T he Women’s Initiative Network at Kennedy Krieger Institute raised more than $300,000 at the third an- nual Hats & Horses Benefiting Kids fundraiser May 4 at The Grand Lodge in Cockeysville. Mint juleps, bow ties and big hats were the order of the evening for the more than 370 guests, comprising a who’s who of the Baltimore commu- nity. The event was sponsored by blue-ribbon sponsor All Risks and co-chaired by Cynthia Cavanaugh, Aimee Fulchino, Paige Kenney and Lisa Vogel. Proceeds raised from committee members, sponsors, guests and auction donors will bene- fit Kennedy Krieger’s Healing Rooms of the Future. Highlights of the evening included expertly prepared cuisine and cock- tails, dancing, and an impromptu live auction. A silent auction also fea- tured an array of items such as a dia- mond necklace by J Brown Jewelers, a tank ride and a golfing trip to Sea Island. After months of planning, Hats & Horses committee chairs for the Women’s Initiative Network at Ken- nedy Krieger Institute pause to commemorate the evening. From left are Cynthia Cavanaugh, Aimee Fulchino, Lisa Vogel, Lisa Stoler and Dara Schapiro Schnee, former director of major gifts at Kennedy Krieger Institute. Dan D’Orazio, left, and Van Brooks, a patient of Kennedy Krieger’s Interna- tional Center for Spinal Cord Injury and founder of Baltimore nonprofit Safe Alternative, were among many smiling faces enjoying the eve- ning’s festivities while supporting Kennedy Krieger Institute at the third annual Hats & Horses Benefit- ing Kids fundraiser. Honorary emcees of this year’s Hats & Horses were Wes Moore, author of “The Other Wes Moore” and president of the Robin Hood Foundation, and his wife, Dawn Moore, who posed for a photo before kicking off the third annual Hats & Horses Benefiting Kids fundraiser. Joel Monroe and his wife, Rachel Monroe, the president and CEO of the Weinberg Foundation, proudly supported the Kennedy Krieger Institute at the third annual Hats & Horses Benefiting Kids fundraiser. Former Baltimore Ravens kicker Matt Stover talks and laughs with guests during the cocktail hour as guests perused auction items at the third annual Hats & Horses Benefiting Kids fundraiser. Jessica Kartalija, a news achor with WJZ-TV, channel 13, speaks to the au- dience of more than 370 people during the third annual Hats & Horses Ben- efiting Kids fundraiser. Kartalija served as the evening’s emcee.
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BUSINESS ALBUM
HATS & HORSES RAISES MORE THAN $330,000 FOR KENNEDY KRIEGER PROGRAMS
PHOTOS BY JASON PUTSCHÉ PHOTOGRAPHY LLC
The Women’s Initiative Network at Kennedy Krieger Institute raised more than $300,000 at the third an-nual Hats & Horses Benefiting Kids
fundraiser May 4 at The Grand Lodge in Cockeysville.
Mint juleps, bow ties and big hats
were the order of the evening for the more than 370 guests, comprising a who’s who of the Baltimore commu-nity.
The event was sponsored by blue-ribbon sponsor All Risks and co-chaired by Cynthia Cavanaugh,
Aimee Fulchino, Paige Kenney and Lisa Vogel. Proceeds raised from committee members, sponsors, guests and auction donors will bene-fit Kennedy Krieger’s Healing Rooms of the Future.
Highlights of the evening included
expertly prepared cuisine and cock-tails, dancing, and an impromptu live auction. A silent auction also fea-tured an array of items such as a dia-mond necklace by J Brown Jewelers, a tank ride and a golfing trip to Sea Island.
After months of planning, Hats & Horses committee chairs for the Women’s Initiative Network at Ken-nedy Krieger Institute pause to commemorate the evening. From left are Cynthia Cavanaugh, Aimee Fulchino, Lisa Vogel, Lisa Stoler and Dara Schapiro Schnee, former director of major gifts at Kennedy Krieger Institute.
Dan D’Orazio, left, and Van Brooks, a
patient of Kennedy Krieger’s Interna-tional Center for
Spinal Cord Injury and founder of
Baltimore nonprofit Safe Alternative,
were among many smiling faces
enjoying the eve-ning’s festivities while supporting Kennedy Krieger Institute at the
third annual Hats & Horses Benefit-
ing Kids fundraiser.
Honorary emcees of this year’s Hats & Horses were Wes Moore, author of “The Other Wes Moore” and president of the Robin Hood Foundation, and his wife, Dawn Moore, who posed for a photo before kicking off the third annual Hats & Horses Benefiting Kids fundraiser.
Joel Monroe and his wife, Rachel Monroe, the president and CEO of the Weinberg Foundation, proudly supported the Kennedy Krieger Institute at the third annual Hats & Horses Benefiting Kids fundraiser.
Former Baltimore Ravens kicker Matt Stover talks and laughs with guests during the cocktail hour as guests perused auction items at the third annual Hats & Horses Benefiting Kids fundraiser.
Jessica Kartalija,
a news achor with
WJZ-TV, channel
13, speaks to the au-dience of
more than 370 people during the
third annual Hats &
Horses Ben-efiting Kids fundraiser.
Kartalija served as the
evening’s emcee.
