N Street Village Salutes Mayor Bowser
By • March 18, 2019 0 1200
N Street Village, which provides housing and support to homeless and low-income women in the Washington, D.C., area, held its annual gala March 14 at the Marriott Marquis — and honored Mayor Muriel Bowser with the 2019 Founder’s Award for her commitment to ensuring that homelessness becomes, as she says, “rare, brief and non-recurring” in the nation’s capital.
“Mayor Bowser has made unprecedented investments and encouraged innovation toward our shared goal of ending homelessness as we know it in our city,” said Schroeder Stribling, CEO of N Street Village.
The Steinbruck Award went to Ruth Mohamed Nur, Rebecca Ortiz and Rosalind Wheeler. Co-chairs included Hillary and Tom Baltimore, Erika and A. Scott Bolden, Kasey and Joe Crowley and Tina and Gary Mather — with Jacqui Michel as auction chair. Singer Aloe Blacc serenaded the room with his single, “I Count On Me,” from the film, “Green Book.”
Gala co-chairs Kasey and Joe Crowley, Erika Martin and A. Scott Bolden and Hillary Baltimore. Photo by Paul Kim Photography.
N Street Village Board Chair Peter Shields and Director of Programs Kenyatta Brunson presented the Founder’s Award to Mayor Muriel Bowser with N Street Village CEO Schroeder Stribling. Photo by Paul Kim Photography.
Singer-songwriter Aloe Blacc performed his hit single, “I Count on Me,” from the film “Green Book.” Photo by Paul Kim Photography.
Ruth Mohamad Nur, Rebecca Ortiz and Rosalind Wheeler were presented the Steinburck Award at the N Street Village Gala. Photo by Paul Kim Photography.
The Eastern High School Marching Band got things rolling at the N Street Village Gala. Photo by Paul Kim Photography.
