Team Englin culminated another busy weekend on the campaign trail today with a successful Fall for the Arts Fundraiser for David at Alexandria Councilman Rob Krupicka’s home in Del Ray. Delegate Marian Van Landingham, Delegate Brian Moran, Delegate Adam Ebbin, Delegate Bob Brink, Delegate Al Eisenberg, Senator Patsy Ticer, Arlington County Board Member Barbara Favola, 
Arlington School Board Member Libby Garvey, Mayor Bill Euille, Vice Mayor Del Pepper, Councilman Rob Krupicka, Councilman Paul Smedberg, Councilman Ludwig Gaines, Councilwoman Joyce Woodson, Councilman Andrew MacDonald, and others hosted the event. 
The hosts each donated a piece of original artwork to the auction to raise money for David’s campaign efforts. Former Delegate and Councilman David Speck entertained the guests as the auctioneer. 
“It really meant a lot to me that the hosts put so much thought and effort into producing some beautiful pieces of art,” said David. “We’re lucky to have such a committed team of progressive leaders at both the state and local level, and I look forward to working closely together to keep electing Democrats and to fight for sensible, progressive legislation in Richmond.”
On Saturday, David and volunteers spent the day knocking on doors and talking with voters throughout the 45th district. David focused his energy on the Fairfax part of the 45th, joining Maggie Britvec, the Democratic precinct captain for Cameron precinct, sharing his strong progressive message.
Sunday morning, David joined other Alexandria dignitaries at Beth El Hebrew Congregation, where David, Shayna, and Caleb are members, for the ground breaking of the Rabbi Arnold Fink Study Center.
Join us every Saturday to knock on doors and every Tuesday and Wednesday for Volunteer Nights! Let Mel know when you’re coming: volunteer@davidenglin.org or 703-549-3203.
