Champagne Campaign – Simple Sacrifice
March 28, 2017 – Bookmakers Cocktail Club
Pictured (LtoR)Mike LaRoque, event organizer; Erin Mahoney, Johns Hopkins Hospital pediatri emergency department; and Jilleien Franquelli, Simple Sacrifice president
Pictured (LtoR) Scott Serafin, Bay Capital loan officer; Rachel Serafin, Salix Pharmaceuticals sales representative; Josie Lewis, 1919 Investment Counsel operations analyst; and Libby Kircher, United Way of Central Maryland relationship associate
Pictured (LtoR) Natalie Flath, Baltimore City health department research analyst; and Nick Thomas, Under Armour senior analyst
Pictured (LtoR) Mark Cunningham, Title Insurance CEO; Colleen Rippey, Baltimore Real Producers publisher; and Kaitlin Sumperl, Keller Williams realtor
Pictured (LtoR) Jules Holdford, Charm City Food Tours guide; and Barany Chessa, Eli Lilly sales representative
Pictured (LtoR) Alissa Schuldt, US State Department analyst; Anna Welker, B&O American Brasserie/R. House bartender; Chrissy Eckert, Wells Fargo reverse engineering consultant; and Melissa Devlin, Baltimore City Public Schools teacher
Pictured (LtoR) Bailey O’Malia, Baltimore area communications manager; Cara Daniel, Baltimore area marketing manager; and Gretchen Hess, Baltimore County Public Schools teacher
Pictured (LtoR) Erik Allen, United Biosource Corporation graphic designer; Quyen Catania, Kennedy Krieger Institute physical therapist; Jon Schuldt, Redfin realtor; and Kendra Allen, Johns Hopkins University scientist
Fizzy Fundraiser (March 28, 2017) The Champagne Campaign – which combines learning about and sipping the sparkling wine with raising money for various charities – filled the top floor of Bookmakers Cocktail Club for an evening that benefited Simple Sacrifice, a local nonprofit that makes and delivers bagged lunches to Baltimore City’s hungry every Sunday.
