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Matthew’s Hope employees and guests went all out with their costumes.
iRent Everything went with a Christmas theme.
Dawn Willis, Cyndi Gustafson, Alexandra Baake, Kassie Gustafson and Ruth Baake
Krista Carter, Stina and Nick D’Uva, and Jeff Carter
Some members of a “Candy Land” themed group were proud to show off their sweet costumes.
Samantha and Dennis Robinson
Scott Billue and Sharlene Dewitz
Greg Warmoth
Kayla and Andrew Fineran, Chris Bell, Bill Wall, Paul Dooley and Ashley Back represented DPR Construction.
Florence King, Karen Raborn, Hallah Noble, Jennifer Englert, Gillianna Canelo and Erika De Jesus represented The Orlando Law Group.
Greg Warmoth, Scott Billue and Jennifer Stout
Dawn Willis, Gina Cole, Jo Barsh, Cyndi Gustafson, Alexandra Baake, Kassie Gustafson and Ruth Baake
Lori Gibson
Greg Warmoth and artist Greg Johnson
Dawn Gilmore and Ruth Burton accepted an award for “Most Original Table” for their Moroccan-themed table.
Dennis and Samantha Robinson won the award for “Best Dressed Table” for their “Candy Land” themed ensemble.
From Christmas and “Candy Land” to cowboys and superheroes, the table themes at Matthew’s Hope’s Harvest of Hope Garden Party this year went above and beyond as attendees vied for the coveted table awards. The sixth annual Garden Party aimed to raise $300,000 for Matthew’s Hope, which helps the homeless with a hand up rather than a handout. Guests enjoyed dinner, drinks, dancing and a silent auction.
