Seven hours of laughs makes it fun to work for $20,000.
Representatives from 38 businesses, nonprofits and city hall had breakfast on Friday Morning, one month after Santa Monica held its 15th annual Super Bowl-A-Thon.
The fundraiser raised a net profit of over $20,000 for the Westside Shelter and Hunger Coalition, the most in its history.
To read our story about the actual event, please click HERE.
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