Tampa Bay's "Leading Men" hit catwalk for cancer fundraiser
Tampa Bay Online
By Cloe Cabrera | Tampa Tribune
April 6, 2010
Tampa - A meteorologist, a running back, a restaurant owner and a radio show host will be among the men working the catwalk Wednesday night to raise money for families battling cancer.
The "Tampa Bay's Ten Leading Men" fashion show will feature 10 area professionals chosen by Blu Tampa Bay readers and Saks Fifth Avenue shoppers for their community service, philanthropic efforts and personal style.
The fashion show will be held at 6 p.m. April 14 at Saks Fifth Avenue, WestShore Plaza. Attendees are asked to wear a shade of blue.
Proceeds from the event will go to the 1Voice Foundation, a nonprofit organization that helps families dealing with cancer with emotional and financial support, as well as objective information about treatment options.
Fashion show tickets are $25 and can be purchased at www.1voicefoundation.org.
Here are "Tampa's 10 Leading Men."
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Lowry Baldwin, partner, Baldwin Connelly
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Frank Cuteri, general manager, Mercedes Benz of Tampa and Smart Center of Tampa
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Bill Gieseking, marketing director, Pepin Distributing
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Richard Gonzmart, owner, Columbia Restaurant
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Steve Jerve, chief meteorologist, WFLA
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Dr. Doug Letson, chairperson, Sarcoma Program at Moffitt Cancer Center
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Joe Pupello, owner, Tahitian Inn
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Todd Schnitt, radio host, "The Schnitt Show" and "The MJ Morning Show"
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Matt Silverman, president, Tampa Bay Rays
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Clifton Smith, running back, Tampa Bay Buccaneers
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