Cool Kids Campaign made it a hot night at The Valley Inn for a fun night of fundraising.
Folks could enter the evening’s raffle for cool prizes……enjoy the tunes of Terra Fermata on the terrace……and get cool cocktails from a number of volunteer guest bartenders.Pictured (LtoR) Ross Grimsley, former Baltimore Orioles pitcher/event guest bartender; Chris Federico, Cool Kids Campaign founder/president; and Ken Singleton, Cool Kids Campaign board member/Baltimore Orioles Hall of Famer/event guest bartenderPictured (LtoR) Webb Corbin, Streamline Accounting president; and Ted Bauer, The Valley Inn ownerPictured (LtoR) Jeff Caudle, Jeff Caudle Carpentry & General Contracting owner; and Sheri Caudle, First National Bank of Pennsylvania vice president of retailPictured (LtoR) First National Bank of Pennsylvania colleagues: Tammie Herron, assistant manager; Laura Bradley, customer service representative; and Cheri Harrer, assistant vice president; and Ken Harrer, Norris Automotive sales representativePictured (LtoR) Laurie Sklar, Brick Bodies yoga instructor; Dari Sklar, MaryMac Mortgage executive vice president; and Deena Dermer, Cool Kids Campaign volunteer/event guest bartenderPictured (LtoR) Paul Winicki, Radcliffe Jewelry owner; and Leigh Brent, Maury Donnelly & Parr presidentPictured (LtoR) Kip Webb, Webb Mason co-founder; Michele Stahl, Cool Kids Campaign volunteer; and Taylor Martin, Cool Kids Campaign programs & events coordinatorPictured (LtoR) Megan Cummings, A Place For Mom account executive; and Nicole Walsh, Active Physical Therapy director of business developmentPhotos by Sloane Brown & Sean McDaniel (July 10, 2019 – The Valley Inn)
Sloane Brown
Baltimore's longtime fashion and social scene reporter, Sloane is the founder/managing editor of Baltimore Snap.