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Justus Parmar, from the Justus Parmar Group, with Face of Today founder Kasondra Cohen-Herrendorf.Justus Parmar, from the Justus Parmar Group and Kasondra Cohen-Herrendorf, Face of Today founder. FOT VP and board member JJ Wilson, with FOT director of marketing Amy Vorath.Justus Parmar, from the Justus Parmar Group and Kasondra Cohen-Herrendorf...
Justus Parmar, from the Justus Parmar Group, with Face of Today founder Kasondra Cohen-Herrendorf.
Designer Simon Cooksley and performer Fiona Vroom.
FOT VP and board member JJ Wilson, with FOT director of marketing Amy Vorath.
FOT committee member Hilary Chan-Kent, with Peter Girges of Rock Glass Concepts, who was responsible for the delicious food served throughout the evening.
Creative director/stylist Crystal Carson and actress Dani Kremeniuk.
AllWest Insurance’s Devina Zalesky, with husband, Paul Zalesky.
From the TV series The Real Housewives of Vancouver, reality star Christina Kiesel.
(From left) Marcus Rambold and girlfriend, Kasondra Cohen-Herrendorf; Kasondra’s mother, Army & Navy CEO Jacqui Cohen; Robert Menard; and Marlene Cohen.
Soul singer and celebrated recording artist and producer Jarvis Church performed for partygoers.
Vancouver’s WE (Westender) newspaper editor Martha Perkins and husband, Jean-Edouard de Marenches.
Sinclair Centre was transformed into a lavish, 1920s Great Gatsby-inspired space as 300+ guests partied in an atmosphere reminiscent of the finest clubs in New York and Miami. The annual event benefits Face of Today, a foundation born from Kasondra Cohen-Herrendorf’s passion for philanthropy and desire to engage her generation in making a difference and changing the lives of those in need. Along with her Board of Directors (all under the age of 40), Kosandra hopes to create avenues of success for those without resources or support.
Guests enjoyed silent and live auctions, beverages sponsored by Charton Hobbs and canapés by WestOak Restaurant. Celebrated recording artist Jarvis Church performed for the crowd in a room put together by locally renowned designer Simon Cooksley.
The event raised over $200,000, which will be disbursed among a variety of charities throughout Vancouver. The fundraising efforts of the Justus Parmar Group—under the Macquarie Group Foundation—generously matched a portion of the proceeds.