On Wednesday, October 17, Saks Fifth Avenue hosted its annual Key to the Cure kickoff
cocktail reception and shopping celebration at the Chevy Chase and Tysons Corner stores.
Guest enjoyed cocktails, savory bites, and desserts from local restaurants and caterers.
Event sponsor Cunard Line brought bellmen to greet and mingle with attendees, and
each guest had the chance to win Cunard’s Key to the Cure transatlantic crossing giveaway.
2012 Key to the Cure Presented to Saks Fifth Avenue
On Wednesday, October 17, Saks Fifth Avenue hosted its annual Key to the Cure kickoff
cocktail reception and shopping celebration at the Chevy Chase and Tysons Corner stores.
Guest enjoyed cocktails, savory bites, and desserts from local restaurants and caterers.
Event sponsor Cunard Line brought bellmen to greet and mingle with attendees, and
each guest had the chance to win Cunard’s Key to the Cure transatlantic crossing giveaway.
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