
The Funniest Celebrity Contest was founded by Richard Siegel in 1987. Conceived as a fundraiser for area and national non-profits, beneficiaries have included Make A Wish Foundation, Child Welfare League of America, Johns Hopkins Children's Center, Bread for the City, and this year VSA Arts. Each year, the contest brings together 10 celebrities from the worlds of politics, media and sports to entertain the attendees while competing for the title of The Funniest Celebrity in either Washington, San Francisco, or Baltimore.
Washington, DC
Kick-Off Party for Funniest Celebrity in Washington Contest
L2 Lounge: 3315 Cady's Alley, NW, Washington, DC 20009
Benefiting: Susan G. Komen
***Thank you everyone who attended the Kick-Off party on November 3rd! See you on the 30th!***
18th Annual Funniest Celebrity in Washington Contest
November 30, 2011
7:00pm
$200 per person
DC Improv: 1140 Connecticut Ave., NW Washington, DC 20036
After party to be held at L2 Lounge
Benefiting: Susan G. Komen
2010 DC Contest Winners
WINNER: Jon Lovett, White House Speech Writer
Runner-Up: Congressman Rick Larsen (D, WA)
Third Place: Grover Norquist, President, Americans for Tax Reform
Honorable Mentions: John Hendren, Good Morning America and Carla Hall, Top Chef
Benefiting: The Fisher House Foundation
Baltimore, MD
WINNER: Commissioner Frederick Bealefeld
Runner-Up: Rabbi Mitchel Wohlberg
Third Place: Patrice Harris, Fox News
San Francisco, CA
WINNER: Mike Sugerman
Runner-Up: Michael Krasny
San Francisco, CA (Fall 2011)
More details forthcoming
Baltimore, MD (March 2012)
Benefiting: The Cool Kids Campaign
