Masquerade Ball raises tech money for underserved kids

Many of the city’s boldest bold names donned disguises at the Casa Loma on Oct. 27 for Toronto’s first-of-its-kind Masquerade Ball. The gala supported ComKids, a community-based organization that works to provide underserved youth with computers and internet access. Proceeds from the event — chaired by Sarah Paterson, alongside co-chairs Christi Himmelheber and Jay McCauley — will help grade 7 and 8 students across Canada who currently have limited tech resources overcome barriers to academic success. Masquerade Ball co-chairs Christi Himmelheber, Jay McCauley and chair Sarah Paterson. Partner organizations include TELUS Wise, Google and CIVIX.

Masquerade Ball co-chairs Christi Himmelheber, Jay McCauley and chair Sarah Paterson.

Serena Sun and Alex Wang.

Dana Solomon and Jeff Cogliati.

Sonja Berman.

Rebecca Kacaba.

Peter McRae, Hamza Muhammad, Scott Paterson and David Rydzik.

Ryan and Sasha McGrath with their children.

Carrie De Vries and Paolo Rovazzi.

Darcy Morris and Shelly Avital.

Vanessa Mulroney and Erin Sternberg.

Artist Peter Triantos.

ET Canada’s Cheryl Hickey.

Kara Alloway and Simane Ibrahim.

Susan Hummel and Katherine Hamilton.

Martina Sorbara and Cory Vitiello.

Christopher Bates, Nikki Yassemi and Stefan Wirthensohn.

Nicholas Mellamphy.

David Dixon.

Elizabeth Tutsch and daughter Tessa.

Michelle Jalsevac and John Ord.

Carolyn Potter, Jennifer Bassett, Samantha Cook and Marci Cook.

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