Catwalk for Charity 7th Edition

Visit the Unique City Jacmel

Founded in 1698, the southern port city of Jacmel, about 25 miles southwest of Port au Prince, is a time capsule from the turn of the 20th century, with impressive mansions and urban architecture little altered in the past 100 plus years. Many of these buildings have been turned into galleries and workshops by the city’s large population of artists and craftspeople. The Hotel Florita is also little changed since its construc tion in 1888, yet is the top‑rated hotel in all of Haiti and just a block from the beach.

The city’s annual Carnival in January and February attracts an interna tional crowd, and as one of the safest places in Haiti, Jacmel has been at the forefront of the country’s tourism revival. The legendary Bassin Bleu—blue pools connected by waterfalls—is just about 7 miles outside town and a popular destination for a day trip.

Sans Souci Palace

Located in Milot (near the city of Cap‑Haïtien), Sans Souci was the most elaborate of the many homes and palaces built by Haiti’s first king, Henri Christophe. Seen as a symbol of black power, the opulent palace completed in 1813 was inspired by European designs and played host to elaborate balls attended by foreign dignitaries. However, it was also the place where King Henri I killed himself after suffering a stroke in 1820, and where his son and heir was murdered during a coup that same year. The palace was heavi ly damaged in an earthquake in 1842, but the ruins hint at the past glory of a palace favorably compared to Versailles in its heyday.

Historic Citadelle Laferrière

Haiti’s rich history includes the most successful slave revolt in the New World, which led directly to the establishment of the independent nation of Haiti in 1804. Jean-Jacques Dessalines, the leader of the revolt, was named emperor of the new nation and ordered the construction of a vast fort atop the Pic Laferrière, near the town of Milot in northern Haiti. The sturdy construction survives largely intact and, along with the nearby Sans Souci Palace, was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Visitors can tour the defensive works and see hundreds of cannons and cannonballs, still seemingly ready for action against an attempt by the French to retake the island. Tours can be arranged out of Milot or with a local guide.

National Museum of Haiti

In Port au Prince, visit the National Museum of Haiti which educates the public on the country from the times of indigenous peoples up until the 1940s. Also of interest is the Musée du Panthéon National Haitien—a tribute to Haiti’s national heroes—and the National Muse‑ um of Art, featuring pre Columbian art from around Haiti.

Angelo E Gousse MD

ANGELS FOR HUMANITY PRESIDENT / CEO

PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE

It is my great pleasure to welcome you to Angels for Humanity’s highly anticipated 7th Edition of Catwalk for Charity, where, as our motto proudly states, “fashion meets philanthropy.” Our organization’s main goal is to contribute to the betterment of the lives of our fellow human beings. In fact, philanthropy derives from the Greek word “philanthropos,” which means “useful to humanity or loving mankind”. The simplicity of this definition allows for a multitude of ways we can show our fellow human beings that we love them. Thus, Love is at the cornerstone of our philanthropy, as well as all the work we do.

At Angels for Humanity, we thrive to improve the lives of underprivileged children locally, in Haiti, the Bahamas, and the Dominican Republic, through education, health, personal development and guidance initiatives. Who are Angels? Angels are spiritual beings acting as messengers of God. Angels are conventionally represented in human form with wings, which will be prominently displayed during this event. In practical terms, an angel is a person who regularly expresses love and compassion. In that way, we can all be angels, especially for those most in need.

At Angels for Humanity, we adore the children we serve, and we know that only by offering them more opportunities can we guarantee them a better future. Your presence and contributions represent the wind underneath our wings. Because of your attendance, your participation, your contributions, and your unwavering support, we continue to fly high and thrive, despite current difficulties and challenging times in our world.

For the past fifteen years, Angels for Humanity (AFH) has established itself as a well‑respected philanthropic entity and 501c3 charitable organization. We have seen many changed lives, keeping us acutely aware of how impactful our involvement has been to the wellbeing of children. There are times when our organization offers the only hope left for some children who are living in a state of despair and desperation. All this work would not have been impossible without our dedicated lead‑ ership, members, and volunteers who work tirelessly and relentlessly. On behalf of AFH and its supporters and sponsors I want to personally thank all the honorees for their outstanding contribution to our organization. They represent a sample of many more well deserving exemplary members we have yet to honor.

We also offer a special thank you to our sponsors and supporters, without whose generosity, we would not have been able to execute so many ambitious and inspiring missions.

To support the goal of AFH’s effort to build a new elementary school in Haiti, we will be holding today our annual Fash ion Show dubbed “Catwalk for Charity.” We recognize it is not merely a sophisticated social event or a nice party. It is an event carefully put together with love for a noble humanitarian cause. Our goal is to raise $150,000.00, which will provide AFH the necessary funding to start phase one construction of a school in a rural community in Haiti. 100% of the proceeds will be used for the school’s construction. I am humbled to have been recently (July 2020) voted president of this prestigious organization, which adds an eclectic view and multicultural flavor to Florida children philanthropy, one that the entire phil‑ anthropic community should be proud of. Please feel free to visit AFH’s website at www.angelsforhumanity.org for more info.

Enjoy the event and have a good time.

Hope to see all of you for our eighth edition of Catwalk for Charity.

Angelo E Gousse M.D. President: Angels for Humanity

Rudolph Moise, DO, MBA, JD

“We are dedicated to creating an experience that is safe and comfortable, with results that are magnificent.”

Nadine Pierre

It was during our Medical Mission trip to the Dominican Re‑ public this year that we had the pleasure of meeting Nadine Pierre. She, along with 600 other children, received free med ical screenings, dental cleanings, preventative, and emergency dental care. During her visit to our make shift clinic that was set up in the cafeteria of the school, she came in complaining of stomach pains. We noticed her eyes and hands were yellow and learned from her aunt that she suffered from yellow fever. She also hadn’t eaten in over 24 hours. When we questioned the aunt about it, she said she had several children and not enough food to feed them all.

We gave the aunt money to take the girl to the medical doctor and to buy food for the home. We also requested that she buy her a pair of new shoes because we noticed she was wearing a pair of flip flops that were folded together with a safety pin.

These children we helped live in an area of the Dominican Repub‑ lic called the Batey where a lot of Haitian immigrants that work in the sugar cane fields were placed. The families primarily live in shacks make of metal sheeting and dirt floors. Nadine lives in a one room house in these deplorable conditions with five other family members.

When we stopped by her home to visit her, she came out running and immediately hugged our founder, Judith Joseph. She shared with her that she had not stopped smiling because she felt so pret‑ ty after having her teeth cleaned the day before and she was so excited to have her very own toothbrush and toothpaste that we gave her.

Although Angels for Humanity was there to do a medical mission trip, we never imagined the impact we had on these children’s lives. Children are heavily influenced by what they see in their commu nity. Our mere presence served as role models for them where for the first time they found hope and could see a brighter future for themselves. Thanks to the many individuals and corporate dona‑ tions we received throughout the year, we were able to create real impact in the lives of these neglected children. With your help we can continue our mission many years into the future.

Special thanks to Victoria Duke Beauty Academy for supporting Angels for Humanity for many years and providing the hair and makeup for the models at the 2021 Catwalk for Charity event.

Victoria Duke is the mastermind behind the luxurious, professional grade, high performing beauty products she appropriately named, Victoria Duke Beauty. As a Paris‑trained celebrity makeup artist, Victoria is the magic behind some of the most beautiful women in the world and is in high demand by an A list clientele. Visit VictoriaDukeBeauty.com

MASTER OF CEREMONIES

Calvin Hughes

Four-time Emmy Award-winning newscaster Calvin Hughes anchors

WPLG-Local 10’s 4, 5, 6 and 11 p.m. newscasts along with co-anchor Nicole Perez.

For nearly 15 years, Calvin, who earned his B.S in Journalism from the University of Missouri Columbia, has informed us about the major stories in South Flor ida. The breaking news has included around the clock coverage on the worst high school shooting in American history in Parkland, FL., the devastation of Hurricane Irma in 2017, his world exclusive interview in Port‑ Au‑Prince with the past three democratically‑elected Presidents of Haiti including the nation’s current leader Jovenel Moise and days of live reporting on the last two popes to visit Cuba including Pope Francis’ historic trip to three cities in Cuba and President Obama’s historic visit. In 2015, he was also the first American journalist to broadcast live from the grounds of the new American Embassy in Havana several hours before the official flag‑raising ceremony and opening. In November of the following year, Calvin led members of the Local 10 News team across Cuba, for eleven days, to report on the death of former Cuban leader Fidel Castro.

Most recently, in February, Calvin reported from Haiti as the island nation endured one of its worst ever upris‑ ings that lasted for a dozen days. When the opposition called for his resignation, Haiti President Moise talked only with Calvin about his future plans and refusal to quit.

In 2011, the Miami New Times voted Calvin Miami’s Best TV News Anchor, noting that he reported the story of Haiti’s earthquake “gracefully and profession‑ ally.” He returned on January 12, 2020 for the 10‑year anniversary of the quake for four consecutive days of live reporting.

Prior to South Florida, Calvin worked as an anchor/re‑ porter in Philadelphia, Atlanta, and Dallas. He has also carried his pen and reporter’s notepad to Lexington, Ky., Evansville, Indiana, and Columbia, Mo., where he launched his career on the radio at the age of 19.

Calvin is a member of several charitable organizations including the 5000 Role Models of Excellence Project Mentor and donates his time and talents as a keynote speaker or emcee almost weekly at schools, churches and civic events. He is a proud member of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc. He travels to Haiti in December each year on his own time to feed and give toys to chil dren with a charity called Angels For Humanity.

Calvin has been thrilled to make South Florida his home along with his two sons, Solomon and Roman, and precious daughter, Sakala Danielle.

IS PROUD TO HONOR THE

CHANGE MAKERS 2021

DISTINGUISHED HUMANITARIAN AWARD

Garcelle Beauvais

ACTRESS, AUTHOR, PRODUCER

HUMANITARIAN AWARD

Michael Capponi

FOUNDER OF GLOBAL EMPOWERMENT MISSION (GEM)

HEALTH INTERVENTIONS AWARD

Dr. Marco Contreras

DENTIST

COMPASSIONATE HERO AWARD

Frank Navarro

REAL ESTATE AGENT

HERO AWARD

Patrick Joseph

EVENT DESIGNER

ANGELS FOR HUMANITY DISTINGUISHED HUMANITARIAN AWARD 2021 Garcelle Beauvais

Named one of People Magazine’s highly-coveted 50 Most Beautiful, Haitian-born actress Garcelle Beauvais immigrated to the United States at the age of seven with her mother and sisters, and has since charmed audiences with her dramatic and comedic abilities. Balancing perfectly between the small screen and big screen, she returns to comedy in Netflix’s “Merry Happy Whatever” (Fall 2019) alongside Dennis Quaid and Ashley Tisdale and Paramount Pictures’ “Coming 2 America” (2020), the sequel to “Coming to America” (1988) alongside Eddie Murphy. She can also be seen in the fairytale inspired dark psychological thriller series “Tell Me A Story” (Fall 2019) on CBS All Access with Ashley Madekwe. She is also proud to be the first cast member of color on Bravo’s “The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills” (2020) and will be seen in the newest season.

A look back at Garcelle’s career shows a hybrid of business woman and mother who has been a cherished face in Hollywood for over three decades. She got her start in 90’s comedies “The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air” and “The Jamie Foxx Show.” She went on to appear in television series such as SyFy’s “The Magicians,” Freeform’s “Siren,” NBC’s “Grimm,” “Chicago Med,” “NYPD Blue,” “Franklin & Bash,” “Curb Your Enthusiasm,” “Arrested Development,” “Power” on Starz plus many more. In addition to scripted TV, she co-hosted on Fox’s daytime talk-show “Hollywood Today Live,” where she broke down the latest in entertainment, pop culture, and celebrity news, as well co-hosting for E!’s “Fashion Police,” and “Access Hollywood Live” on NBC. In addition, Garcelle can be heard in the Nickelodeon mini-series “Middle School Moguls” (Fall 2019) where she voices ‘Mrs. Pierre’ in her native Haitian accent.

Film has always been a passion for Garcelle. She has starred in box office hits “White House Down” with Jamie Foxx and Channing Tatum as the First Lady of the United States, “Flight” with Denzel Washington, “American Gun” with Forrest Whitaker, “Coming to America” (1988) with Eddie Murphy, “Bad Company” with Chris Rock, “Barbershop 2: Back in Business” with Queen Latifah, among others. Most recently fans got to see her in “Spider-Man: Homecoming” with Tom Holland.

Above all, Garcelle’s most important job is being a mother. She was inspired by motherhood to write a children’s book series entitled ‘I AM,’ addressing identity issues relevant to many children today. There are three successful books in the series.

Garcelle supports the Step Up Women’s Network, a national non-profit that empowers women and girls to be strong and reach their full potential. She is also active with Angels for Humanity, an organization that helps children in Haiti through education and health based initiatives. She recently went on a humanitarian trip with the organization to help feed over 3,500 children. She will be honored with the “Distinguished Humanitarian Award” at their 6th Annual Catwalk for Charity (September 2019).

She resides in Los Angeles and has three sons, Oliver, her first, and twins, Jax and Jaid.

...immigrated to the United States at the age of seven with her mother and sisters, and has since charmed audiences with her dramatic and comedic abilities.

Garcelle Beauvais

photo: Photography by Erick Robinson @imerickrobinson

Mercedes Benz is committed to helping the children of Haiti through the efforts of Angels for Humanity.

It is our honor to support Catwalk for Charity 2021

ANGELS FOR HUMANITY HUMANITARIAN AWARD 2021 Michael Capponi

Michael Capponi is known as one of the key pioneer’s instrumental in shaping the image, popularity, and growth of Miami Beach. Over the past 20 years, Michael has been a leading force in the hospitality and entertainment industries and one of the most accomplished residential real estate developers in South Florida. Michael brings these skills to his philanthropic work.

As the Founding CEO of Global Empowerment Mission (“GEM”), and under his leadership, the organization has grown into an international organization with the ability to immediately respond around the world to all phases of disasters. By harnessing the power of social media, celebrity influencers, strategic public-private partnerships and a strong,

knowledgeable base of experienced volunteers Michael has created a replicable formula to have an efficient and effec tive response to global disasters.

By leveraging support, streamlining and managing logis‑ tics and implementing sustainable construction practices, Michael has guided GEM to yield safe and effective results reaching hundreds of thousands of beneficiaries. GEM has responded to disasters in all 50 states, 16 countries, distrib uted over 77 million dollars in supplies, coordinated over 277 disaster mission trips and built or repaired more than 90 homes, 3 schools and supported children in Haiti with their education for the last decade.

ANGELS FOR HUMANITY HEALTH INTERVENTIONS AWARD 2021

Dr. Marco Contreras

Dr. Marco Contreras began his dental career in the ear‑ ly 1990s at Venezuela’s Central University (Universidad Central de Venezuela, Dental School, Caracas, Venezu‑ ela), the country’s leading educational facility for Medi‑ cal Dentistry. He furthered his studies here in the U.S. at the University of Miami‘s Jackson Memorial Hospital.

Dr. Contreras practices all phases of implant dentistry as well as cosmetic and restorative dentistry. He is active and proactive in continuing education courses and keeps abreast of the latest innovations, making him a versatile professional in his field. His passion and dedication to the work he loves has earned him the trust and admira tion of his community and also an outstanding reputa tion in the Media and with local celebrities.

Dr. Marco, as he is lovingly called by the members of An gels for Humanity, has been helping the charity for many years.  Always available to help and support in every way he can, he finds the time in his busy schedule to help the charity and the children we support.  In 2018, Dr. Marco was invited to become a member of the Executive Board of Angels for Human ity where his influence is strongly felt.  He moves mountains and goes above and be yond to help organize events and invite his circle of friends to support the cause.  He recently attended the organizations med ical mission trip in the Dominican Republic and was a huge asset during our Back to School program in Miami where he was one of the den tists that saw over 150 children in 2 short days

ANGELS FOR HUMANITY COMPASSIONATE HERO AWARD 2021 Frank Navarro

Born in New York and raised in Miami. Frank Navarro has had a successful career in the management and financial field for over 20 years. The experience and versatility of his career has given him a strong foundation as a Realtor. In the late 1990’s Frank was President of Royal Tile and Marble, a com‑ pany acclaimed for their luxurious projects and A‑list celebri‑ ty clientele. As one of Carson Realty Group’s first agents, he became a multi‑million dollar producer in pre‑construction and residential sales. For the last 6 years Frank has also been the Project Manager for Nadana, an exclusive retreat in the Grand Bahamas. He has managed all contractors in every area of construction and has handpicked, hired and trained all staff at this prestigious retreat.

Frank Navarro, a Douglas Elliman agent, provides loyalty, guidance and enthusiasm to his clients. Throughout the years his sharp negotiating skills have benefited a wide range of sellers and buyers.

His knowledge and insight of the surrounding cultures and communities help access and accommodate each of his clients personal needs. Exceptional guest relations and strong com‑ munication skills is something Frank does not fall short of. Throughout the years Frank has managed to build a strong clientele and in this process has made long lasting relation ships with a majority of the people he has worked with.

In 2018, Frank joined Angels for Humanity (AFH) for his second mission trip to the country of Haiti.  Frank has become an invaluable asset to the organization.  His lively personality and loving demeanor light every room he enters.  The children supported by AFH always seem to gravitate to Frank’s positive energy.  You can often find him play ing with the kids or hugging a scared child.  His genuine passion for children and strong commitment to the organi‑ zation has earned him the 2021 Compassionate Hero Award.

ANGELS FOR HUMANITY HERO AWARD 2021

Patrick Joseph

Patrick Joseph the man, the husband, the father, and the Humanitarian- You are beyond deserving of this award, you helped me carry this charity for 15 years and counting because you always want to please and support everything I do and never say no – You’re my HERO

I could say thank you a million times over and it still would not be enough to show you how appreciative I am of you. No letter could encompass the love I have for you, and no words could describe the way I feel when I’m with you. Words in this magazine are simply just words, but my hope is that these words give you some idea as to the hold you have on mine and your children’s heart.

First off, thank you for simplicity. My mind is constantly cluttered, and my thoughts move like the speed of light. I talk fast, I think fast, and sometimes I move through life a little too fast. You help me slow down. With you, all the stress and all the migraines are transparent. I am numb to them now. Speaking of migraines, thank you for your care. Thanks for always asking me if I need anything when I’m not feel ing well, and thanks for helping me through the worst of the worst. Whenever I’m feeling down, you make it your mission to cheer me up, and yes, you usually succeed. I think everyone should have someone like that in their life because your sup‑ port is simply a light in the darkness of my universe.

Thank you for all the laughs. You are truly the funniest per‑ son I know. Never once have I faked a laugh in front of you because your humor is more than just one thing; sometimes it’s awkward, sometimes your jokes are just plain awful, but they are always genuine and always laughable. I have this the ory; you always say you love when I laugh, and when I smile, so I think you use your humor as a tool... but hey, I’m not complaining.

I’m looking forward to our future together. Considering my mind moves so fast, I imagine it would be difficult to keep up with me sometimes. Let’s just say hypothetical situations

are more apparent in my life than they should be, but when I talk about the future, you do not shut me down or seem displeased with it. Instead, you go along with it. I cannot wait for my future because I know it will have you in it.

And lastly, thank you for being you. Because of you, I have learned to see the good in people, and more importantly, to see the best within myself. I used the word ‘genuine’ to de‑ scribe your humor, however I can also use it to describe you. I have never met anyone as kind, sociable, and honest as you. With you, happiness is simple, and it doesn’t seem so difficult to achieve. I love who you are, and I know I am so lucky to have you in my life. So, thank you... for everything.

I love you in a place where there’s no space or time. My love is everlasting, ever growing, and ever present. My love for you knows no bounds. I was drawn to you and your soul since I was a teenager in a way I can’t explain. It was like I just knew, here he is. This is it. He is it. You’ll never know how much you mean to me. I can only tell you that my soul will love you forever.

Your loving wife, Judith

Nardos Imam

GUEST FASHION DESIGNER

“When I sleep, I’m dreaming of dresses,” reveals Nar dos Imam, whose passion for design began early, when she was a young girl growing up in Eritrea. Her moth‑ er was a talented seamstress, who loved making color‑ ful dresses for her children that would often turn heads in the neighborhood. As a child, Nardos was struck by her mother’s love of clothes and would spend hours sit‑ ting next to her sewing machine, fascinated by patterns and stitching, and playing with fabrics and scissors.

But Nardos wasn’t fully exposed to fashion until she went off to college in the United States. At first, she thought she would study nursing and never imag‑ ined she could have a career designing clothes. Even‑ tually, her love for fashion prevailed and she end‑ ed up switching paths. Nardos went on to study costume design at El Centro College in Dallas, Tex‑ as, where she became enamored with her classes on theatrical costume design and the history of fashion.

After graduation, she started working at the luxe fabric store, Richard Brooks. Later, she became the in‑house designer at Stanley Korshak, where she built a loyal fol‑ lowing of clients, who kept returning for her impecca‑ ble fit, eye for color, and unique architectural designs.

In 2009, Nardos took the plunge and finally launched her own fashion line, Nardos Design, which specializ es in custom couture.  Since then, Nardos Design has expanded into evening wear, custom couture bridal, and a ready‑to‑wear line, which is available in her salon in Dallas, Texas with growing availability in cities across the United States. Today, women from all over the world come to Nardos’ atelier for her special couture experi‑

ence. “My favorite part is when I put them in their first fit,” she says. “I love to see the reaction in their faces when they finally see their dream dress coming to life.”

Nardos credits God and the beauty in each of her clients as her sources of inspiration. She loves dressing all wom‑ en from mothers and brides to debutants and every oc casion in between. She dreams of one day mentoring young girls in Eritrea on all things fashion. Decades lat er, her mother is now the one who spends hours sitting in Nardos’ atelier.

“I love to see the reaction in their faces when they finally see their dream dress coming to life.”

Trang’s vision and passion allowed her to create exceptional garments

Trang Phung

GUEST FASHION DESIGNER

Trang Phung was born and raised in Saigon, Vietnam during the height of the Vietnam War. After the fall of Saigon, South Vietnam was under major economic and political distress. In desperation, Trang’s mother raised enough money to arrange for one person to escape on a small fishing boat, and Trang was chosen with the mission to rescue the family to the Free World. At age seventeen, she was alone on her journey as a part of the “Boat People Exodus”. After spending a year in a refugee camp, she was immigrated to the United States and eventually migrated her family to reunite with her, after many years of hard work.

Despite many life challenges, Trang always managed to succeed in her endeavors. In 2010, amidst the global economic crisis, Trang fearlessly made a transition from her position as Regional Vice President of Nationwide, a Fortune 500 Com‑ pany, to pursue her desires ‑ founding Trang Phung (aka Sen Couture), an American‑made clothing line.

that were quickly well received by trendsetters all over the world. They were often seen on high profile celebrities and the press.

Giving back to the community is important to Trang. She has consistently supported many local charities, es‑ pecially the cause that is dedicated to providing medical care to poor children around the world.

As Trang’s experiences and entrepreneurial ambitions con‑ tinue, she hopes to advance her company and her philan‑ thropic efforts into the future.

SPECIAL GUEST ENTERTAINER

JOSÉ CORTÉS

José Cortés Fernández was born in the south of France in 1974 from an important gypsy family from Almería. At the age of ten, José began his career in Jerez de la Frontera where he won the “Premio del Joven Aficionado del Cante Flamenco,” accompanied on guitar by Terremoto hijo. He was immersed in the world of flamenco with the greatest artists, such as Terremoto, Pansequito, Camarón de la Isla, Moraito Chico and Tomatito. Since then, he has shared the stage with the best artists, including Belén Lopez, Alfonso Losa, Sergio Arranda, Juan Carmona, Nino de los Reyes and Carmen Ledesma. He has sung for the workshops of Israel Galván, Angelita Gómez and Javier Latorre. In 2010, he moved to the United States and now works with many amazing artists such as Jason McGuire, Ricar‑ do Diaz (and on his record Traversura) and Yaelisa “Camino Flamencos.” Recently José was invited to be Antonio Carmona’s (Ketama) backup singer at the Nokia Theater for the Eva Longoria Foundation. In 2014 José had the honor to sing for the San Francisco Opera in Giselle. An incredible and traditional artist, José Cortés Fernández surprises us now by taking a step forward in his conception of flamenco by making pure flamenco live alongside other genres.

José shared the stage with great artists during many live performances as well as TV specials with the Gipsy Kings and family. He had the privilege of playing for the opening act of several James Brown concerts as well as for Jennifer Lopez in the south of France and in Los Angeles. He recorded with Bruce Willis for his private album preceding his Planet Hollywood tour. Thanks to Maria Bravo and Alina Peralta, they performed for many Eva Longoria and Tony Parker charity events. Being the highlight of special events for Sylvester Stallone and other celebrities around the world, José Cortés performs to the delight of his loyal audience.

LOUIS VUITTON MOËT HENNESSY PERFUMES & COSMETICS

SUPPORTS ANGELS FOR HUMANITY IN PROVIDING HEALTH AND EDUCATION TO IMPOVERISHED CHILDREN AROUND THE WORLD

Maison Francis Kurkdjian Paris

Proudly sponsors Angels for Humanity in their efforts to build a school

SPECIAL GUEST

Adriana De Moura is best known as the Bra zilian bombshell of the hit Bravo TV show the Real Housewives of Miami.  However, her true passion is her career as an art deal‑ er.  At a very young age, she was exposed to art by her grandmother who was a painter.  After being inspired and mesmerized by her grandmother, the Brazilian native pursued education abroad and studied French art and civilization at the Sorbonne University in Paris, as well as Italian art in Florence Italy.  Adriana has traveled to more than 55 coun‑ tries to visit the most renowned museums and galleries in the world.  “My profession is a lifestyle; my globetrotting is based on the art‑ ists and art institutions I want to know more about and my professional collaborations with fellow gallery owners.  She has represented in ternational artists and worked on art events in Rome, Monte Carlo, Stockholm, and London.

Adriana is a polyglot, as she is fluent in five languages ‑ Portuguese, English, Spanish, French and Italian. She also sings in those languages and has a bilingual new single titled “Brazilian Girl” coming out on Spo‑ tify next month. This new song will be her second recorded song since she composed and sang the theme for the Real Housewives of Miami show, as well. The song “Feel the Rush” is now available on iTunes.

Classical music is another passion as she has attended a classical piano conservatory while growing up in Brazil. She is also a philanthropist and next month Adri‑ ana will perform a classical piano con‑ cert at the Steinway Musical Hall, to raise funds for her charity of choice ‑ An‑ gels for Humanity where she sits on the Advisory Board.

As an avid learner, she is a firm believer in the power of education and is pursu‑ ing a Master’s in Psychology at Harvard, which will be her third degree.

Adriana de Moura

“My grandmother always said: “Remember that the needs of your spirit are greater than the material needs; always choose love over money and peace over greed.”

ROMERO® BRITTO

PROUDLY SUPPORTS THE PHILANTHROPIC EFFORTS OF ANGELS FOR HUMANITY AND HONORED TO BE A PART OF CATWALK FOR CHARITY 2021 BRITTO.COM

SPECIAL GUEST

Sutton Stracke

Sutton Stracke is a successful and talented Amer‑ ican Celebrity who gained recognition mostly as a television actress. In 2020, Sutton kick‑started her television career on the 10th season of the popular reality show, “Real Housewives of Bever‑ ly Hills”. She serves as a friend of the housewives in the show. She is also an entrepreneur, Fash ion Designer, Party planner, and a great host ess. Stracke was ranked as the top Party Host in America by the Salonniere in 2017 along with Oprah Winfrey and Michelle Obama.

Sutton in her 20s, came to New York City to pursue her dream of becoming a ballet dancer in 1990. After leaving ballet dancing, she became the director of Development at the Cunningham Dance Foundation and served as an Executive Director for Augusta’s Ballet.

In 2018, she supported the Ratmansky proj ect which helps the new or restaged Ratmansky ballet. Stracke being a skilled Fashion design er opened her own boutique collection named “SUTTON” in West Hollywood, Beverly Hills in 2019. The boutique collection consists of clothing, art, furniture and is gaining popu‑ larity for jewelry and handbags.

Sutton has been a supporter of Angels for Humanity for the last couple years. She attends this year’s event as a spe cial guest of Garcelle Beauvais. We thank her for using her platform to help support our organization and the children we serve.

Judith Joseph

ANGELS FOR HUMANITY FOUNDER & COO

It is known that Angels for Humanity is for me a “Labor of Love”. Because the children of Haiti are so dear to my heart, I continue to make endless sacrifices in order to make a difference in their lives. I sincerely believe that education is the only solution to eradicate ex‑ treme poverty and many can play a role. One does not need to deplete their finances to help and make an impact. The important thing is to remain focused and take action regardless of challenges. If we think about it, every edu‑ cated person is not necessarily rich, but almost every educated person has a job and therefore a way out of poverty. So education is a fun damental solution to poverty. The problems we now face, violent conflicts, destruction of nature, poverty, hunger and so on, are hu‑ man‑created problems which can be resolved through human effort, understanding and the development of a sense of brotherhood and sisterhood. We need to cultivate a universal responsibility for one another and the planet we share. “Witnessing the lack of education in remote parts of Haiti can make you feel sad and powerless, until you realize how little it would take to change these children’s lives fundamentally in sustainable ways.”

Why is Education So Important? Education is a basic human right and a significant factor in the development of children, communities, and countries. Opening classroom doors to all children, especially girls, will help break the intergenerational chains of poverty be‑ cause education is intrinsically linked to all development goals such as supporting gender empowerment, improving child health and maternal health, reducing hunger, fighting the spread of diseases, spurring economic growth, and building peace.

On this International Day for the Eradication of Poverty, let us recognize that extreme pov erty and uneducated children anywhere are threats to human security everywhere. Let us recall that poverty and lack of education are human rights denials. For the first time in his‑ tory, in this age of unprecedented wealth and technical progress, we have the power to se‑ curity everywhere. Let us recall that poverty and lack of education are human rights deni‑ als. For the first time in history, in this age of unprecedented wealth and technical progress, we have the power to save humanity from this shameful scourge.

Let us summon the will to do it.

- Judith Joseph

ACT LOCALLY, IMPACT GLOBALLY

“Education is a basic human right and a significant factor in the development of children, communities, and countries”.

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CAROL PHILIPS Raising awareness for HaitiinStyle

Carol is a true earthly angel. Her dedication and invaluable contributions to Angels for Humanity can only be measured by her infinite love and compassion for the children we serve in Haiti, Bahamas, Dominican Republic, and South Florida. To be clear, Carol has played a major role in the success of our largest fundraiser, Catwalk for Charity, to the medical missions, as an executive board member and volunteer for more than five years. A proud mother, philanthropist and fashionista, Carol is an expert personal shopper who has a private list of clients from all over the world. AFH is proud to salute Carol Phillips for her exceptional commitment to giving back, especially to underprivileged children.

FAVORITE RESTAURANTS - Komodo’s and Prime 112

FAVORITE FOOD - Sushi and Caribbean food

FAVORITE SHOE DESIGNERS - Christian Louboutin, Rene Cavoilla and Fendi

FAVORITE BAGS - Dior. Chanel and some classics Gucci and Judith Lieber evening

FAVORITE SUNGLASSES - Celine, Tom Ford. Fendi, Chanel Classic and YSL Clothing

FAVORITE DESIGNERS - Alexander McQueen, Vivian Westwood. Balmain, Fendi, and Comme des Garçons etc.

For your Exclusive Personal Shopping Experience for designer shoes, bags, clothing and more contact Carol

Philips at Neiman Marcus Coral Gables

TIJANA TATKOVIC ART EXHIBITION SPECTRUM

MIAMI ART FAIR

DECEMBER 1-5, 2021

Tijana Tatkovic, an International Artist, Philanthropist, and Entrepreneur was born in a long line of family artist in Split, Croatia. Tijana moved to New York where she graduated from Baruch College, City University of New York.

Tijana is well known for supporting women and children in her art creations.

Tijana is a member of the NGO Committee on Sustainable Development-New York, an organization supporting the United Nations and communities globally.

In February 2021, Tijana had the honor to participate on the United Nations panel, where she did a presentation on the topic: “Women artist making an impact. “

Living in Europe, New York, and Miami, Tijana’s artwork has been inspired by diversity, challenges, and the beauty of sophisticated feminism.

Tijana is currently designing her own clothing line named -Tichie Couture . Tichie Couture is all organic sustainable resort wear that is launching Spring 2022.

Tijana has been involved with multiple charitable organizations in the US including Angels for Humanity. She is also an advocate for StateraArts organization that supports and empowers women in art. Tijana’s personal mission is grounded in generosity and giving back to her community through the resonant beauty of her creations.

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CATWALK FOR CHARITY

Co-hosted by actress Vivica A. Fox & news presenter Giuliana Rancic.

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2012

CATWALK FOR CHARITY

The Catwalk for Charity fashion show in 2012 was held at the Mandarin Oriental Hotel on Brickell Key in Miami. About 400 guests, including Special guest actress Vivica Fox, Nia Long, Garcelle Beauvais, along with a host of who’s who in the Miami’s social scene were all in attendance.

Thanks to the success of Catwalk for Charity in the past, we have been able to share the joyful spirit of Christmas with over 5000 children throughout Haiti and 300 children in Miami annually with a toy distribution. In addition, we were able to launch our Back to School initiative program to promote education for the underprivileged children in Haiti.

Co-hosted by Super Model Kimora Lee Simmons & Johanna Gomez, reporter for the Miami Heat.

Special guests included actress, Tatiana Ali, and Housewives of Miami, Joanna Krupa, and Karent Sierra. Cythia Bailey from Housewives of Atlanta was also in attendance along with 300 guests and members of the press. Nicole Miller and Gustavo Cadile displayed their dazzling fashions on the runway to the delight of those in attendance.

CATWALK FOR CHARITY

Presented at the JW Marriott Marquis hosted by actors, Brian J. White and Lydia Hearst

2017

CATWALK FOR CHARITY Held at Turnberry Isles in Aventura

The event was hosted by 3 time, Emmy award winner, Calvin Hughes. Fashions were presented by celebrity designer Rachel Roy. In addition, Kevin Little provided the entertainment by singing his hit song, “Turn Me On”. That year we also introduced our signature Catwalk Angels (our version of Victoria Secret Angels) to close the show.

The 2018 event took place at the famous Miami Beach Fontainebleu Hotel. Fashions were curated by Saks Fifth Avenue and custom angel wings for our Catwalk Angels were designed by Juan Pablo. It was a huge success and was attended by close to 400 people.

2018

CATWALK FOR CHARITY

Co-hosted by 3 time Emmy award winner Calvin Hughes and actress Garcelle Beauvais

Catwalk for Charity 2019 was held at the Marriot Marquis Miami with featured designers PINKO and Gustavo Cadille.  An eclectic group of guests enjoyed the champagne brunch and music by J Perry.  Our special guest was Yves Danie, a courageous young girl battling leukemia who flew in from Haiti and one of the many children we support.  This successful event made it possible for children in our community and at Joe DiMaggio’s hospital to have a joyous holiday season by receiving wrapped toys during the holidays.  Additional funds were also allocated to support the only cancer hospital in Haiti.

CATWALK FOR CHARITY

Hosted by Emmy award winner and 2019 Honoree, Calvin Hughes

Proud to support Catwalk for Charity 2021 and the wonderful work of Angels for Humanity

Proud Sponsor of Angels for Humanity

Commissioner Jean Monestime

We Can Change Everything Together

Program

Program

We provide medical, dental and vision care to children without access to basic healthcare.

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BACK TO SCHOOL

We extended our program to the children of our community and created a Back-to-School Health Fair where children received medical screenings, dental cleanings, haircuts for boys, hair braiding for girls, arts and crafts, and yoga in the park. Two fun-filled days with a DJ and lunch were enjoyed at Space Park Miami by over 3oo children. All children received a new backpack with school supplies

BACKPACK PROJECT HAITI

In 2o2o, despite the pandemic and COVID restrictions, a group of AFH volunteers traveled to Haiti for the BACKPACK PROJECT where over 115o backpacks with school supplies and 23oo masks were distributed to children from multiple schools.

AUGUST 21, 2021 ANGELS FOR HUMANITY DAY

MEDICAL MISSION

Angels for Humanity has done three medical mission trips to Haiti and the Dominican Republic.

Our first trip was a free eyeglasses program in 2017.  By re storing sight, we were able to transform lives for some 500 underprivileged children in Haiti.  Our first dental mission was led by our Chairman and CFO, Dr. Julio Hernandez.  By providing emergency and preventative dental care to chil‑ dren ages 4‑14, we were able to improve the quality of lives of those suffering from dental disease.  Over 400 under‑served and vulnerable children benefited from this mission.

Despite COVID restrictions around the world, we were able to complete another successful medical mission trip in 2021 in the Dominican Republic.  We served children in the Batey which is home to children of mostly Haitian migrant workers working in the sugarcane fields.  These children live far below the poverty level in shacks made of aluminum siding and wood.  This was our largest mission ever, where 600 children received both medical and dental screenings and preventative and emergency dental care.  32 medical and non‑medical volunteers joined our mission to provide healthcare and support to these children who are largely neglected by their society.  Our presence alone pro‑ vided hope that they too can one day aspire to be doctors and nurses and come full circle to help others in need.

DOMINICAN REPUBLIC MISSION

HAITI MISSION

CRISIS INTERVENTION

Angels for Humanity has been able to step in during times of crisis to provide essential supplies to those in need.

In 2o16, AFH supplied food, clothing and toys to 4ooo children on the border of Haiti and the Do minican Republic. Most recently, during the pan demic, when supplies were limited, we managed to secure reusable masks to distribute to thousands of children in Haiti. We also donated much need ed PPE to the only children’s cancer hospital in Haiti, Hospital Nos Petit Freres Et Soeurs.

After Hurricane Dorian that displaced so many Haitians from their homes, a group of members flew to the Bahamas where many families were relocated in tent cities to distribute gifts to the children before the holidays. Working with a local church we were able to send supplies to help those in need.

The most recent disaster to strike Haiti was the 7.2 magnitude earthquake that hit the SW region of the country in August 2021. Many lives were lost, and homes destroyed close to the epicenter of the quake. In re‑ sponse to this devastation, AFH partnered with the Association for Haitian Physi‑ cians (AMHE) and presented them with a 10K check, which was matched by our president, Dr. Angelo Gousse, who also serves as president of the AMHE. These funds will be used to create a wound care and rehabilitation center at the General Hospital in Jeremie. In addition, AFH is partnering with the Global Empower‑ ment Mission, led by this year’s honoree, Michael Capponi, to ship humanitarian aid in the aftermath of the quake.

Our partnership will also help in rebuilding a school in the town of Jeremie where over 20 schools were de‑ stroyed keeping children from receiving a much‑needed education.

A special thank you to goes to our Distinguished Hu‑ manitarian Award winner, Garcelle Beauvais, for using her platform to bring attention to her home country of Haiti and partnering with Angels for Humanity to help those less fortunate. She recently shared her sentiments on The View, and with People magazine saying, “There are ways to help, and, when it comes to those less for‑ tunate, it’s always the right time. That’s compassion. That’s humanity.”

THE JOY OF GIVING

Breakfast with Santa

was founded in 2007 by a group of professionals from diverse backgrounds who shared the same passion-serving children and enhancing their lives. The organization has grown to reflect the cultural diversity that is often associated with South Florida. Volunteers share a collective objective to share the value of education and the joyful spirit of Christmas with underprivileged children from Miami’s “Little Haiti” district, and the surrounding areas to those in Haiti.

Each year, “Breakfast with Santa” hosts thousands of children ranging from five through twelve years old with a Christmas celebration in Haiti at Saint Louis de Gonzagues Campus in Haiti. It’s the Joy of Giving!

Each year, “Breakfast with Santa” hosts thousands of children ranging from five through twelve years old with a Christmas celebration in Haiti at Saint Louis de Gonzagues Campus in Haiti.

Part of the funds raised from Catwalk for Charity every year go to buy thousands of toys that are distributed over the holiday season. For a few months, volunteers get together in Miami after work and on the weekends to wrap each of these toys before they get shipped to Haiti or distributed here locally.

Gift Wrapping

The Bahamas

After Hurricane Dorian that displaced so many Haitians from their homes, a group of members flew to the Bahamas where many families were relocated in tent cities to distribute gifts to the children before the holidays. Working with a local church we were able to send supplies to help those in need.

Since 2o14 we have worked with the Haitian Foundation Anticancer Infantile (FHACI), to help children at , the only cancer hospital in Haiti. The hospital has hundreds of children waiting for help each year, but only 17 beds available for treatment. Parents earning less than $4.oo a day cannot afford treatment for their kids, leaving the hospital to cover 1oo% of the expenses; the current budget for the oncology unit is over $7oo,ooo per year.

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St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital is lending its support by covering 2o% of the cost, as well as FHACI, donating 5%. Nonetheless, with 75% of the budget left unaccounted for, the hospital struggles to provide life-saving treatments to other children in need. Through our foundation, we hope to raise enough funds to ease the hospital’s burden.

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Angels for Humanity supports two hospitals in Haiti both financially and with gifts-in-kind. Whenever in Haiti, volunteers visit the sick children in the hospital to deliver toys to them during the holiday season.

JoeChildren’sDiMaggio Hospital

In 2o19, AFH went to Joe DiMaggio Hospital in Hollywood, FL with Santa Claus and Mrs. Santa to deliver toys to children during the holidays. There is no greater joy than the joy of giving and to see the smiles on these children’s faces.

In 2019, with political strife affecting Haiti, Angels for Humanity decided to offer their annual Breakfast with Santa event to the children in our community. Over 3oo kids from Little Haiti, Overtown, and the surrounding communities enjoyed face painting, games, and a Sunday brunch.

Breakfast with Santa Miami

FUTURE PROJECTS

SCHOOL PROJECT

In Haiti, education is a privilege, not a right.

Education is considered one of the best ways for Haitians to escape poverty, but unfortunately, it is beyond the reach of most. Literacy rates in Haiti remain around 50%, which is significantly lower than the 90% literacy rate for Latin American and Caribbean countries (Library of Congress, 2006). The 2010 and 2021 earthquakes devastated a large percentage of the small number of primary and secondary schools in Haiti. A lack of resources and poor infrastruc ture have placed Haiti in a critical situation, and there is a desperate need for school facilities and education. An‑ gels for Humanity intends to build a school, the Angels for Humanity Academy, in the rural community of Thoma‑ zeau. The children in this community live in extreme pov‑ erty and are in dire need of a school.

One of the major obstacles to children attending school in Haiti, particularly in the rural areas, is the lack of physical access to school facilities. We know of some children who walk for hours one way to get to school each morning after performing their domestic chores at home. This long fa tiguing walk, oftentimes before dawn, drains the students’ ability to stay focused and alert while at school. Transpor‑ tation will therefore be provided as part of this project.

Haiti is home to 11 million people, with children making up 54% of the population. Sadly, 64.3% of boys and 57.3% of girls are unable to read or write. Our organization be‑ lieves that quality education is the fundamental right of every child, and we are committed to changing these dis‑ heartening numbers. Indeed, Haiti can feel like a place of overwhelming need.

Angels for Humanity secured a 3.5‑acre parcel in the im‑ poverished rural community of Thomazeau, 4 miles north‑ east of Port au Prince, Haiti. The project will consist of 6 classrooms for kindergarten/elementary classes, as well as administrative offices, a library, and computer lab. There will also be a cafeteria with a full kitchen, auditorium, composting latrines, housing for 25 guests, play and sports areas, and an organic garden. The academy will be designed to serve as a model for other educational facilities in rural Haiti. Students will learn many skills and values: Spiritual and Moral Growth; Civic Responsibility and Empower‑ ment; Environmental Stewardship; Artistic Creativity and Individual Expression; Fluency in Haitian Creole, French, and English; and Technological fluency especially with computers. The school will be tuition free, and Angels for Humanity will provide the children with 2 meals a day, uniforms, and backpacks with supplies each school year.

With your support, we can make this dream a reality to fulfill our mission and our vision to inspire, empower, and support impoverished children in Haiti and around the world by providing them access to quality education and healthcare; and, that every child is given the tools and op portunity to thrive and become productive members of their communities.

Juan Pablo Collections, Singer/Songwriter turned Feather Designer is grazing the world with his feather creations. Think of the whimsical world of wonderland or adventure, where garments are adorned by beads,crystals, silks and the most vivid colors of feathers that could even impress mother-nature her self. With a solid dedication to beautify a womans body, Juan Pablo’s designs have adorned celebrity galas, A-listers on the red carpet, royal ceremonies,Miss Pageants and International catwalks. After a wave of exposure from the biggest carnivals in the Caribbean and numerous international publications including celebrity endorsements, the Miami designers’ store, Boa Novelty Feather in Wynwood will serve as a homebase atelier for the national wholesale operation as well as showroom. Juan Pablo notes that Wynwood, Miami is the perfect location for the Art of Feather. Colorful city walls and industrial/street culture, from its days of factories and upcoming artist warehouses, works as the perfect backdrop for his handmade feather creations.

PROUDLY PRESENTS

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OUR MISSION

We aim to inspire, empower, and support impoverished children in Haiti and around the world by providing them access to quality education and healthcare.

OUR VISION

That every child is given the tools and opportunity to thrive and become productive members of their communities.

Where Fashion Meets Philanthropy

Where Fashion Meets Philanthropy BOARD OF DIRECTORS

DR. ANGELO GOUSSE PRESIDENT / CEO

DR. JULIO HERNANDEZ CFO & EXECUTIVE BOARD CHAIR

CALVIN HUGHES 1ST VICE PRESIDENT

JUDITH JOSEPH FOUNDER & COO

DR. RUDOLPH MOISE 2ND VICE PRESIDENT

DR. BATOUL DARWICHE CREATIVE DIRECTOR

AMELIA MARTINEZ HOLT LEGAL ADVISOR/SECRETARY

Where Fashion Meets Philanthropy EXECUTIVE BOARD MEMBERS

AFH MEMBERS & AMBASSADORS

ELLE WALLER SPONSORSHIP CO-CHAIR

DR. MARCO CONTRERAS PUBLIC RELATIONS CHAIR

CAROL PHILIPP SPONSORSHIP CO-CHAIR

JR ALEXANDRE PUBLIC RELATIONS CO-CHAIR

RICARDO BRITTO SPONSORSHIP CO-CHAIR

GIA DESNOYERS

LORAINE LORIKA

KRISTA KARNIS

NANCY ROUZIER

GLADYS CASIMIR

ANGEL RIVERA IT CHAIR

TIJANA TATKOVIC SILENT AUCTION COORDINATOR

DR. NANCYBEL URENA

Where Fashion Meets Philanthropy ADVISORY BOARD VOLUNTEERS

FLORENCIA DE SALVO

GARCELLE BEAUVAIS ACTRESS

LOVE PUN

BIBI KHAN MAGDALA U-POLAKOSKI SHAZIA KHAN

SARA ROSALES MARIA OCHOA

INGA MILLER YASENYIA DARWICHE

ALEXANDRA UGALE

EMAN HESSIN JOEL CASIMIR BARBARA WAHAB

A SPECIAL THANKS TO ALL THOSE WHO MADE TONIGHT’S

CATWALK FOR CHARITY 2021

POSSIBLE PLATINUM

Dr. Angelo Gousse • Dr. Rudolph Moise • Steven Horowitz

SILVER SPONSOR

Levy Family • John & Amy Hoskins

BRONZE SPONSOR

Commissioner Jean Monestime • Miami Dolphins • Dr. Marco Contreras

Flavio Rossato • Suzanne Lerner • Raymond James

2019 BREAKFAST WITH SANTA

Dr. Ranley Desir, Carine Desir, Yola Pierre, Leonie Hermantin, Yolette Rhau, Claude Moraille, Marie May Gousse, Carline St. Hilaire, Manny Curbelo and his mom, Tommy Persad

2020 BACKPACK PROJECT IN HAITI

Loraine Lorica, Nico Murgia, Marie Yolette Rhau, Roby Rhau, Tony Laiacona, Tommy Persad

2021 MEDICAL MISSION TRIP IN THE DR

Aisha Yusuf, Amarellys Moreno, Angel Rivera, Claudine Berthold, Taseeda Freeman, Dr. Sana Yusuf, Dr. Nancybel Urena, Ryan O’Conner, Fabiana Santos, Dr. Felipe Servat, Frank Navarro, Gladys Tamayo, Dr. Hussein Anan, Kalyn James, Krista Karnis, Susan Galvis, Tijana Tatkovic, Dr. Valia Moncada, Phillip Mallebranche, Dr. Niove Francisco

2021 BACK TO SCHOOL HEALTH FAIR

State Representative Dotie Joseph, State Representative Marie Woodson, Miami Mayor Francis Suarez, Miami City Commissioner Jeffrey Watson, Hot 105, Jill Tracey, Center for Family and Child Enrichment, Space Park, Paulo Bernabeu, Coloma, Bibi Khan, Dr. Hussein Anan UM Nurses, HANA Nurses, Magdala U Polakoski, Francheska Fabien, Emiline Alexis Schulz, Flamingo Beauty Supply, Yvena Pierre, Claudie Pierre, Jahnia Hypolite, PI Beauty Express, “Flock” the Barber, Nadeige Theresias, Miami Police Department, Alexi, Marlene Bastien, Beau Beasly, Guy Mondesir, Kenny Francois, Khalid Mirza, Troy Maxey, Precile Lozama, Chantal Harris, AMHE South Florida members, Warda Hermantin, Chantal Joseph Fabien, Didier Fabien, Natalya Sangster, FANM, Buzz Boxx USA, 99 JAMZ, Andrew Rhagnanan, James Pierre, Photographer Ricardo Saint‑Cyr

2021 CANDLELIGHT CONCERT

La Adelita Tequila, Bravo TV, Mayor Daniella Levine Cava, Patrick Joseph, Coral Gables Museum

SPONSORS

Morgan Stanley, Publix, Williams Island Marina, Eskape Collection, Extended Stay America, WMX, Babor, Aroma 360, Florida Dental Supply, The Levy Foundation, Benevity Fund, ESA Management, Quality Tech Services, Lady Millionaires Club, John Giblin Association, Ghaith Bashour, Opticaland Inc., Kim Cosio‑Uniquebabyshop.com, Venny Tal, Wayne Talamas, RPh, Gordon Garland Baptist Health

Catwalk for Charity 2021 magazine graphic design by Eddy Trotter, eddy@trotterdesign.com