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Archangel

Anonymous 

Spirit

Elizabeth Avery and Alexander Bullock 
Page and John Corey
Dana Landry and Washington Fine Properties
Page and Howard Smith  
Nora Cameron 
Ellen Charles 
Beatrice van Roijen 

Patron

Jean and John Lang
Becky Relic and Dan Pryor 
Anne Patterson Finn   

Partner

Frank Marshall 
Nancy Sidamon-Eristoff 
Heidi Hatfield and Daniel Duff 
Catherine Ballinger and William Burns 
Hadley and Bill Cooper 
Cherry and Peter Baumbusch 
Carrington and Jake Tarr 
Georgina and Outerbridge Horsey 
Ashley and Jono Drysdale 
Jimmy Reyes 
Amy Porter Stroh
Georgine and Frank Anton 
Galina Yordanova 
Perry and Bill Trimble 
Erika Schiller
Jerry Cassidy and Andrea Massar  
Mimsy and Rusty Lindner
Karen and Bill Sonneborn
Lysbeth and Michael Sherman 
Tracy Iseler 
Jeremiah Cassidy 

 

Host

Beth and Tim Hague 
Colman and Richard Riddell 
Deborah Winsor 
Jennifer and David Romm 
David Gallalee 
Fran and Ankie Barnes 
Tom and Claire Joyce 
Megan and John Paleologos
Rev. Elizabeth and Michael Keeler
Glenn Metzdorf 
Gwendolyn Lohse and James Assey 
Mary Kate and Rob Cary 
Lucile and Richard Huber 
Katie and Steven Gewirz 
Daphna Peled 
Melissa Anderson 
Kelley Proxmire 
Lisa and Jamie Sterling 
Pamela and Richard Hinds 
Sarah and Ted Stettinius 
Sarah and David Steinberg  
Valarie and Guy Dove 
Reg Stettinius 
Niente and Bob Smith 
Brady Whitley 
Lee and Ted Prince 
Megan and Bob Gabriel 
Amy and Richard Zantzinger
Kate Carr 
Martha and David Webb 
Kim and Andy Shiff 
Meghan and Bo Blair 
Cathy Kerkam 
James Blue 
Sara Stone and Greg Psiphas 
Kay McGrath 
Kacey and Nick Pappas 
Jane and Tim Matz
Elizabeth Piper Gould 
Dorothy Preston 
Danny Shiff
Kacey and Nick Pappas 
Julia and Victor Tolkan
Friendship Place 
Georgetown Business Association
Michele Evans 
Lynne Lightfoote 
Margaret and David Dunning 
Wanda Pierce 
Wiley and Janis Buchanan 
Billy Martin 
Rev. Timothy and Lorraine Cole 
Victoria Tigwell 
Clarisa Ringlien 
Gail Norheimer 
Jocelyn Dyer and Michael Flanagan 
Stephanie Flanagan 
Susan and John Dabbar 
Stephanie and Lawrence Flanagan 
Cheryl and Dale Gray 
Anne Freeman and Peter Carley 
Ellen Clare and Scott Dreyer 
Peggy Tomlinson 
June and Jerry Libin 
Carole Sargent 
Corky Stone 
Colleen Girouard 
Louise Sagalyn 
Susan Page and Carl Leubsdorf 
Anne Thompson 
Mary Batch 
Alfred Moses and Fern Schad 
Evans Constituents 
Beth Baranes 
Gregory Mocek and Avery Miller
Kathleen King 
Ann Patterson Finn 




 

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We are in need of socks, razor blades, shaving cream, men’s underwear (S, M, L, XL) women’s underwear (6, 7, 8), and earbuds. We are so grateful for any help! Check out our Amazon Wishlist

The Washingtonian, TASTE OF GEORGETOWN, presented by INFINITI will be held this Sunday, September 22 from 11am-4pm!

The event will feature creative tastes from more than 30 of the neighborhood's best restaurants along with beer and wine. The festival benefits Georgetown Ministry Center's mission to support the homeless. The event began over 20 years ago by Grace Episcopal Church in Georgetown and its former rector David Bird and member Robert Egger, who went on to found DC Central Kitchen.

Location: K Street NW between Wisconsin Avenue and Thomas Jefferson Street.

We are now receiving donations from our partners at Grace Street Coffee! This independent coffee shop is located at 3210 Grace Street NW. They offer a variety of responsibly sourced single-origin coffees from around the world, roasted in small batches on-site. Corey Geier, roaster at Grace Street Coffee since 2016, says that his enthusiasm for drinking and sharing coffee led him here. This enthusiasm now extends to GMC. The team at Grace Street was looking to donate excess beans that are roasted but not sold, and found GMC through an investor at their shop who also donates to the ministry center. We calculated the amount of coffee our guests drink in a week, and Grace Street was glad to donate the beans. We can now offer better coffee that is more sustainably sourced, and we can be more environmentally responsible by using coffee that might have gone to waste otherwise. Corey’s motivation to donate is simple: he says, “we’re here because we love the neighborhood, and we want to make it as good as possible.”