- October 19, 2022
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President and CEO Jessica Hays and Mary Ellen Mancini
Beverley Tschuor, Maureen Richards and Sandra Brookshire
Co-chairwomen Darci Jacob and Diane Muldoon
Andee Luther and Nancy Briley
Roger Capote and Tony Pinho
Nancy Creighton and Kay Siebold
Linda Thull and Ning Qin
Chaykin Mills, Charlotte Trimarchi and Anna Cenicola
Beth Urbanski and Jennie Shumway
Julie McGue and Gosia Pilch
Pam Bandyk, Jan Haynes and Tamara Tazzia
Caedyn and Michelle Guthrie
Grayson Andrasi and Lauren Frisbie
Katherine McCullars
Megan Micale and Laura Leeming
Adine Jordan and Leslie Vestrich
Kelly and Robert Dean
Anson Nguyen and Sacha Lerch
Noelani Forsythe and Kylie Bates
SPARCC Auxiliary president Sandy Fulkerson
SPARCC president and CEO Jessica Hays made it to the event even with a cast.
Emcee Tessa Clark
Beverly Tschuor
Roger Capote
Lee Eure
Melba Ramirez-Jimenez
Natalia Piascik
Sandy Keir and Kelly Dean
Beth Jacobson
Courtney Shrem
Natalia Piascik
Petie Brown
Gay Zuercher
Rebecca Vargas
Krystel Beall
Wendy Rossiter
Katherine Pike
Shantel Norman
Courtney Shrem
Natalia Piascik
Lee Eure and Sandy Keir
Krystel Beall
Rebecca Vargas
Beth Jacobson
Rhonda Calahan
Katherine Pike
Natalia and Adam Piascik
Kelly Dean
Safe Place and Rape Crisis Center returned to the Ritz-Carlton ballroom after a year away for its annual fashion show on March. 18.
The SPARCC Runway fashion show started as it always does with a lengthy morning cocktail hour that had hundreds of guests shopping for clothes, shoes, accessories and other gifts at the SPARCC Treasure Chest boutique.
Eventually the ballroom doors opened for the show and guest emcee Tessa Clark from "Project Runway" kicked off the fashion segment.
Models walked up and down the runway wearing outfits designed around annual SPARCC events including golf tournaments, card and game parties, the nonprofit's annual gala and more.
The event benefited the nonprofit's programs helping victims of domestic and sexual violence.
