Who better to “throw” a fun party – and “target” a good cause – than Urban Axes?
The ax-throwing bar hosted a full house at its fundraiser for the American Cancer Society.Guests were guided on the proper style and etiquette for ax-throwing from the center’s ax coaches.Then, it was time to……let ‘er rip!Pictured (LtoR) Event hosts: Chrissy Schifkovitz, American Cancer Society community development manager; and Krista Paton, Urban Axes co-ownerPictured (LtoR) Nicole Erby, Johns Hopkins University grants & contracts analyst; Lisa Smith, Baltimore special education teacher; and Kristin Tornabene, high school English teacher/Urban Axes ax coachPictured (LtoR) Danielle Rowley, Maryland Transit Administration contractor; Darren Leu, Baltimore City revenue & long term financial planning analyst; Stuart Craycraft, Mercy Medical Center quality manager; and Tim “Top Hat” Miralles, Urban Axes ax coach/entertainerPictured (LtoR) Bunny Whittington, Urban Axes events coordinator; and Erin V. Elliot, Ascendo Resources managing directorPictured (LtoR) Derek Vogel, Johns Hopkins Hospital X-ray technician; Chelsea Rebholz, Johns Hopkins Hospital physician assistant; Steve Vogel, Baltimore area diesel mechanic; and Krystle Vogel, Franklin Square Hospital RNPictured (LtoR) Steve Cairns, Laureate vice president of IT operations; Roopa Surapur, Laureate head of IT program management office; and Jim D’Antonio, EY IT consultantPictured (LtoR) Greg Hines, Baltimore area consultant; Kathryn, Lynden, Elite Destination Homes principal; Muriel Cruickshank, Laureate project manager; and Juan Mendia, Laureate Education international applications implementation managerPictured (LtoR) Stephen Durrschmidt, IBEW Local Union 24 electrician; and Corryn Wheatley, Sagamore Spirit Distillery lab technician (October 9, 2018 – Urban Axes)
Sloane Brown
Baltimore's longtime fashion and social scene reporter, Sloane is the founder/managing editor of Baltimore Snap.
