Fashion Show | Att2025

At The Table Presents:

The 8th Annual
FASHION SHOW
2025

Threads of Hope: "Love in Every Stitch” - Celebrating Women Cancer Survivors

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The 8th Annual Fashion Show 2025 Threads of Hope:
“Love in Every Stitch"

Attire: Formal, “Black and Gold”

When: Sunday, Sep 28, 2025 - Doors Open at 3 PM

Where: Columbus Academy, 4300 Cherry Bottom Rd

Gahanna, OH 43230 - Dining Ballroom

2025 HONOREES - Join us in honoring these incredible Women Cancer Survivors as they take center stage in a powerful display of Hope and Resilience!

At The Table’s Presents the 8th Annual Fashion Show: Celebrating Women Cancer Survivors!

Join us for a remarkable evening as we honor the resilience of women who have triumphed over cancer at our 8th Annual Fashion Show. This year’s theme, “Threads of Hope: Love in Every Stitch,” encapsulates our dedication to celebrating survival and strength.

We invite you to the Columbus Academy Campus for an evening dedicated to supporting our 2025 Honorees—women who have bravely survived various types of cancer. Both men and women will grace the runway in tribute to these inspiring women.

We welcome back Maria Durant, Director of Public Information at the Franklin County Sheriff’s Office, former Anchor and News Personality at ABC6/FOX28, and Board Member of At The Table, as the esteemed Program Emcee.

Program Highlights

- Live Entertainment

- Photo Booth

- ATT’s Marketplace Experience: Network with fellow supporters and advocates while exploring community

resources and retail vendors, plus enjoy a photo booth.

- Speaker Remarks

- Presentation of the 2025 Deniece Pittman Scholarship

- Song Tribute by Michael D. Pittman, Son of

Deniece Pittman. Deniece Pittman is a 11-year

cancer survivor and the founder of the

Deniece Pittman Scholarship:

In a heartfelt homage to his mother, Michael D. Pittman has composed a song that encapsulates the profound influence and enduring legacy of Deniece Pittman. This musical composition serves as a dual narrative: honoring the bond between a mother and son while sharing his personal journey following his recent diagnosis of Stage 4 colon cancer. Through this artistic endeavor, Michael D. Pittman conveys a powerful message of strength and hope. Pittman invites the audience to reflect on their own experiences and find courage amid difficulties. #CHAMP

- Recognition of the 2025 Community Service Excellence Award Recipient

- A delightful dinner catered by Beyond the Taste Caterers

- A captivating Fashion Show directed by JaMez Aloha from Captivating Eyez

- Grand Finale Special Tribute and Presentation

- Celebrate together with line dancing to conclude the event

By attending this event, you support At The Table's mission to empower women affected by Cancer through education, wellness initiatives, and essential resources. Together, we can make a significant impact on the lives of those battling Cancer.

Join us at The Columbus Academy Campus, Dinner Ballroom for an evening filled with Celebration, Unity, and Support. Let us come together dressed in our finest attire as we honor our remarkable 2025 Honorees!

EVENT AGENDA:

Doors Open at 3 PM

ATT Marketplace Experience
Networking
Community Resources
Retail Vendors
Photo Booth

Dinner will be served at 4:30 PM

Opening / Welcome 5:15 PM

Celebratory Fashion Show 5:30 PM

ATT's Community Excellence Award Presentation
Speaker Remarks
The 2025 Deniece Pittman Scholarship Recipient Presentation & Song Tribute by Michael Dennis Pittman, son of Deniece Pittman
Celebratory Fashion Show
Grand Finale “Song”
Special Presentation
Celebratory Line Dance
ATT’s Market Experience - Community Resource and Retail Vendors

Program Emcee

Maria Durant

Maria Durant, a former anchor and news personality at ABC6/FOX28, where she served for 26 years, has been appointed the new Director of Public Information at the Franklin County Sheriff's Office. Maria is a six-time Award-winning journalist. In addition, she has received numerous Associated Press Awards.

A graduate of The Ohio State University with a degree in Broadcast journalism and Political Science, little did Maria know she would someday become a news story herself. In October 2006, Maria was diagnosed with Breast Cancer. Instead of hiding her diagnosis, Maria decided to share her story in hopes of helping others.

Maria is involved with several cancer organizations, and as a Filipino, she especially wants young Asian American Women to know that getting diagnosed with cancer can happen to them, but that early detection is critical.

Maria is also involved with many other community organizations such as the Asian Festival, the Columbus International Program, the National Kidney Foundation, and At The Table.

Maria is married. The couple has a son named Donovan. He is a student at Boston College.