On Thursday, March 19, 2026, the Crystal Tea Room was once again transformed into Philadelphia’s ultimate “man cave” and networking hub. Hosted by Zarwin Baum DeVito Kaplan Schaer Toddy, P.C., the event brought together over 2,000 of the city’s top power players—from CEOs and politicians to media personalities—all for the benefit of Philabundance.
The energy was electric as the first round of the NCAA Tournament tipped off. Guests were surrounded by massive projection screens showing every buzzer-beater in real-time.
Between games, attendees hit the pop-a-shot machines or bid on high-end sports memorabilia in the silent auction.
and her team helped the annual event run smoothly, which is no easy feat with over 1200 guests stopping by.
Philadelphia’s culinary scene was on full display. The spread featured local favorites ranging from classic Philly cheesesteaks and soft pretzels to gourmet catering, keeping the crowd fueled through 7 hours of non-stop basketball.
While the hoops were the draw, the heart of the event remained its charitable impact. This year’s fundraiser added significantly to the firm’s running total for Philabundance, helping to provide thousands of meals to families across the Delaware Valley.
With Philadelphia also serving as a host city for the 2026 tournament, the local excitement was at an all-time high.
Beyond the brackets and buzzer-beaters, Zarwin Baum’s March Madness party is where Philly shows its heart. What started as a premier networking night has become a serious force for good, turning all that game-day energy into real support for the community.
Through their ongoing commitment to Philabundance, Zarwin Baum DeVito Kaplan Schaer Toddy makes sure the wins don’t stop at the final score. While everyone’s cheering the tournament, they’re helping thousands of neighbors put meals on the table. In this town, the biggest victories don’t happen on the court… they happen right here at home..
Today’s the last day you’ll be able to get a Rocky selfie at this location as the statue is moving inside for an exhibition for 6 months. The one at the top of the steps will remain outside for your enjoyment.
Have a great day… socially yours, HughE