Getting Out and Staying Out, the New York City reentry and anti-violence organization known as GOSO, honored former U.S. Attorney General Loretta Lynch and its own East Harlem violence-interruption unit at the group’s annual gala on Wednesday, April 29, at the New-York Historical, according to a media advisory the organization distributed through the public relations firm Geto & de Milly.

The event marked 22 years of what GOSO described as transformative work for court-involved and at-risk individuals, the advisory said. The organization said its participants, staff, volunteers and supporters gathered to celebrate the milestone while recognizing Lynch, who served as the nation’s 83rd attorney general, along with investment manager Kane Brenan and FOX Sports 1 commentator Chris Broussard.