‘Walk the Talk’ gala benefits Just in Time for Foster Youth

By Staff

March 17, 2015

5:26 PM

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Honorary co-chairs Alan and Louarn Sorkin (McKenzie Images)

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Board members and event co-chairs Pamela Hunt and Jennell Mott (McKenzie Images)

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The Livingston family, the 2015 Just in Time for Youth honorees. From left: Lauren, Kristen, Ron, Sandra, Brad and Susanne (McKenzie Images)

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Lynn Doyle with Sayler, Susanne Livingston, Beronica and Josh Radford (McKenzie Images)

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Steve and Kristy Gregg, Matthew and Jennifer Medeiros, Marcy Morrison (McKenzie Images)

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Keisa Williams, Shakisha Taylor, Olivia Jones, Genonna Lilliard, entertainer Patrick Burns, Tashara Gaskill, Salvador Terrones (McKenzie Images)

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Honoree Ron Livingston, Just in Time for Foster Youth Development Consultant Diane Cox and Executive Director Don Wells (McKenzie Images)

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David Christensen, Spencer Christensen, Diane Archambault (McKenzie Images)

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Shane Harris, Raul Enciso, Candy Morales, Andres Limon, Inesha Jackman, Jessica Brody (McKenzie Images)

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Bonnie and Jim Porter, Dash Rower, Judy Rower (McKenzie Images)

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Annette Neville, Paul Ecke III, Julie Hampton (McKenzie Images)

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Brad Livingston, JIT Chair Kristy Greggs, Vice Chair Keith Brandt (McKenzie Images)

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Andy Borgia and Kevan Lyon at the auction tables (McKenzie Images)

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Kevan Lyon, Maddie Lyon, Kendall Lyon, Lauren Livingston, Peter Neville (McKenzie Images)

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Guests at the Prado at Balboa Park (McKenzie Images)

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Guests at the Prado at Balboa Park (McKenzie Images)

Just in Time for Foster Youth’s annual gala, “Walk the Talk,” was held March 14 at the Prado in Balboa Park.

Just in Time for Foster Youth “engages a caring community to help transitioning foster youth achieve self-sufficiency and well-being.”

At the event, Just in Time for Foster Youth honored the Livingston family, which includes Ron and Sandy Livingston, and Rancho Santa Fe residents Susanne and Brad Livingston and their daughters, for their dedication to making a difference in the lives of young adults. Through the family’s Livingston Foundation, they have supported the Just in Time organization since it began 10 years ago and started Living to Succeed for foster youth in 2011.

Entertainment at the event included playwright, composer, musician, actor and activist Patrick Burns, as well as musician Lorronishae Escalona and the Playwrights Project.

For more information, visit jitfosteryouth.org.

Photos by McKenzie Images.

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