Some of Boston’s finest chefs headed to Fenway Park on May 15 for Boston Bites Back, a benefit for the One Fund. Check out the Names post for more info.

Chefs Ming Tsai and Ken Oringer looked up at a video message during the Boston Bites Back event at Fenway Park.

Brigham and Women's Hospital nurse Laura Wilson-Mills hugged bombing victim Lee Ann Yanni.

Brigham and Women's Hospital nurse Laura Wilson-Mills, who treated some Marathon bombing victims, talked to a reporter during the event.

A couple looked out at Fenway Park.

Mike Babbitt and Dana Delorenzo sat overlooking Fenway Park.

A woman hugged Lee Ann Yanni, who was injured in the Marathon bombing.

Kym Venezia and Christa Rocco ate ice cream during the event.

Evan Deluty, of Stella, right, dished out pizza during the Boston Bites Back event.

Alex Rosen and Olenka Kacverczyk of Somerville shared a dish during the event.

Menu options were planted next to a pair of running shoes at Fenway Park.

Daniel Raste of New England Soup Factory ladled soup for Karen Nelson, right, during the event,

From left: Marc Galette, Daniel Raste, and Paul Brophy of New England Soup Factory joked with a customer.

Boston EMTs, who were first responders to the Marathon bombings, watched a video presentation during the charity event.

Actors Slaine, left, and Kenny Wormald posed for a portrait in the stands at Fenway Park.

Dennis MacDougall and his wife Meg, both of Braintree, watched a video message at Fenway Park.

From left: Boston Mayor Thomas M. Menino spoke with Debbie Sayles and Patriots player Matt Light.

Boston Police Superintendent-in-Chief Dan Linskey hugged Lee Ann Yanni, who was injured in the Marathon bombing, during the event.

A dish on the edge of the stands.

People walked from station to station.

Comedian Lenny Clarke waved to a guest in the crowd.

From left: Boston Police Commissioner Edward Davis talked with chefs Ming Tsai and Ken Oringer.

Chefs Ming Tsai, left, and Ken Oringer watched a video message during the Boston Bites Back event.