Neuro Challenge walks the runway at Cause 4 Fashion
The annual fashion show was held Dec. 6.
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Harry Sayer
| 9:05 p.m. December 7, 2022
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The Van Wezel Performing Arts Hall was home to a variety of fun fashions and styles during the annual Cause 4 Fashion fundraiser on Dec. 6.
Neuro Challenge Foundation for Parkinson's latest winter fundraiser — which benefits the nonproft's programs and initiatives serving people affected by Parkinson's — brought hundreds of supporters to the Van Wezel for an afternoon of fashion.
Guests settled down after social hour to hear from co-chairwomen Maria Beck and Aimee Chouinard, the latter of which expressed her gratitude for the many in attendance for their support of Neuro Challenge. She also spoke to her own family's experiences with Parkinson's Disease.
Then it was time for the luncheon's main entertainment, where a number of models took to the runway to show off a number of different styles and looks to the cheers of the crowd. Â
Co-chairwoman Maria Beck, CEO Sara Grivetti and co-chair Aimee Chouinard
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Kathy Collum and Lori Ruth
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Peter Cokin and Beth Shimlock
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Lissa Murphy and Nikki Logan-Curran
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Carol, Alex and Emily Addona
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Andrea Hunt and Jessica Haworth
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Jalina Beck, Cintya Zamora, Glenda Dimino and Francis Zamora
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Jackie Griese, Mary Kenealy and Laura Teller
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Kimberly Oliver, Samantha Lefebvre, Faythe Askew and Phil Scrivner
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Anne Virag and Brian Lipton
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Guests picked up gifts for a good cause.
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Hundreds of guests attended the event.
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Elizabeth Harrison and Andrea Mater
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Jennifer Rominiecki and Donna Koffman
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Arby the dog rests before taking the runway.
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Board director Brad Bryan
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Brad Bryan embraces his mother.
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Chairwoman Aimee Chouinard tearfully recounts her own family's experiences with Parkinson's Disease.
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Sara Kravitz dances in the first performance of the show.