A record crowd cheering on 11 prominent Broward men on the catwalks at The Galleria at Fort Lauderdale’s Men of Style Shopping Night presented by Signature Grand raised almost $60,000 for local charities. The leading were men: Michael Asseff (representing Art and Culture Center of Hollywood), Robert Barron (Henderson Behavioral Health), Bob Birdsong (ArtServe), John Brant (Women In Distress of Broward County), David Coddington (Leadership Broward Foundation), John Edelson (Fort Lauderdale Children’s Theatre), Josh Greenberger (ARC Broward), Zach Hoffman (Broward Center for the Performing Arts), Chris Lentz (Make-A-Wish Southern Florida), Ian Lis (HANDY) and Peter Ratzan (Take Stock in Children). The Men of Style honorees took part in a fall/winter fashion show presented by Dillard’s and Macy’s, and hosted by WSVN news anchor Diana Diaz.
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