Suited & Shirtless – First Responders Sweep the Crowd at the Go Red for Women Luncheon Raising $300,000!

More than 350 guests gathered at The Woodlands Waterway Marriott on May 19, 2023 for The Montgomery County American Heart Association Go Red For Women First Responder Fashion Show Luncheon.

Everyone was enthralled by the excitement of the show and the generosity. Guests were touched and inspired by Donna and her incredible road to recovery after breast cancer and the gift of a new heart. Our very own Host for LCAHouston International Society News Ruchi Mukherjee was on camera at the luncheon to cover all the details.

The organization continues with their mission to increase awareness of women’s health, cardio-oncology, and bystander CPR here in Montgomery County.

“This year’s event was truly amazing, and we look forward to doing it all again next year with Lonny, Elvira, Amy, and The Post Oak Collection for the 2024 20th anniversary Go Red for Women Luncheon and American Heart Association’s 100th anniversary,” informed Lisa Fenley, Development Director, American Heart Association.

If you did not have a chance to support Go Red and would like to consider donating, please visit Donation.

For more information on how to join our Circle of Red Society, please visit Circle Of Red.

Spotted in the crowd: Major Tim Cannon, Lt. Walter Sassard, Cristina Kooker, Chief Palmer Buck, Lonny Soza, Elvira Graham, Cindy Heiser, Lindy Johnson, Nav Singh, Heidi Smith, Claudine Said, Janine Jones, Meka Coxon, Rose and David Chen, Tina Kosh, Amber Baker, and Bruce Padilla.

Photos courtesy American Heart Association

Liz Sian, Lonny Sosa, Diane Caplan

Nathan Perez

Nav Singh, Janine Jones, Cindy Heiser, Shirille Chimenti, Lindy Johnson, Claudine Said, Navreen Randhawa, Shelli Moran

Lt. Walter Sassard

Major Tim Cannon

Circle of Red Ladies