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FROM THE EDITOR

SEASON SNAPSHOTS

A look back at last season’s festivities

INSIDER

Slay this year’s social season By Liza Grant Smith

SHOP FOR A CAUSE

Goods that give back | By Katie Abrams

CHARITY BEGINS AT HOME

Is Florida’s donor pool shrinking? By Judy Martel

WATER POWER The mission to end drowning | By Parker Leipzig

CONFRONTING CANCER

Keeping patients from worrying themselves sick over finances | y Katie Abrams

MEANINGFUL MAKEOVERS

Can a suit change a life? One local nonprofit thinks s . | By Parker Leipzig

INTO THE BLUE

Chic jewels in cerulean hues | By Mary Murray

FULL PLATE

Cooking up innovative ways to fig t hunger By Kristen Desmond LeFevre

CHARITY LISTINGS

The ultimate guide to Palm Beach County’s philanthropic campaigns and events

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CALENDAR OF EVENTS

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Major fundraising events at-a-glance

FINAL SCENE A new generation is getting its feet wet in the river of grass | By Kristen Desmond LeFevre

On the cover Each year, local artists submit their work to be considered for the Palm Beach Charity Register cover competition—a tradition that highlights our vibrant arts community. Readers vote for their favorites via an online poll. This year, the winning piece is “Reef Rider,” by Lake Worth-based watercolorist Ellen Negley. “My watercolors are a reflection of my s rroundings,” Negley says. “I am captivated by colorful settings that are fille with action.” For Negley, “Reef Rider” is a nod to the fragility and beauty of our South Florida environment. “The sea turtle tells us the health of the ocean and the ocean tells us the health of our planet,” she says. “Climate change and sea level rise negatively impact endangered sea turtles. We must work together to protect our oceans, marine life, beaches, and the future of the planet.” (negleywatercolors.com)

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Publisher Terry Duffy EDITORIAL Editorial Director Daphne Nikolopoulos Editor Kristen Desmond LeFevre Executive Editor Mary Murray Associate Editor Allison Wolfe Reckson Web Editor Abigail Duffy Editorial Interns Parker Leipzig, Katie Abrams DESIGN Creative Director Olga M. Gustine Senior Art Director Ashley Meyer Digital Imaging Specialist Leonor Alvarez-Maza CONTRIBUTING WRITERS Judy Martel, Liza Grant Smith CONTRIBUTING ARTIST Ellen Negley SOCIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS Tracey Benson Photography, Capehart, Christina Cernik, LILA Photo, Nicholas Mele, Patty Nash Photography, Joe Schildhorn, Treyci Photography, Libby Volgyes, Annie Watt Photography ADVERTISING Associate Publisher Deidre Wade, 561-472-1902, dwade@palmbeachmedia.com Account Managers Melissa Zolin Schwartz, 561-472-1922, mschwartz@palmbeachmedia.com; Dina Turner, 561-472-2201, dturner@palmbeachmedia.com Advertising Services Coordinators Emily Hauser, Christopher Link PRODUCTION Production Director Selene M. Ceballo Production Manager Kayla Earle Digital Pre-Press Specialist George Davis

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Bright Spot

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et’s be honest: the “new normal” we’ve been promised postpandemic isn’t exactly what we had imagined. What was touted as a “hot vaxx” summer ended up lukewarm at best. Now firmly entrenched in the fall (and still not “post” anything, pandemic-wise), we continue to be awash in a sea of daily decisions about vaccines, masking, travel troubles, booster shots, social distancing, and breakthrough infections. Thanks to COVID-19, things were a little less glittery during Palm Beach’s storied social season last year. But that didn’t stop local nonprofits from working to support important issues and advocating for community members in need. In this issue of Palm Beach Charity Register, we’re highlighting organizations that forged ahead and got downright creative in the midst of the many challenges posed by COVID-19. Keri Morrison at Live Like Jake knows that even a global pandemic can't pause the threat of childhood drowning (particularly in Florida, where the state ranks at the top of this tragic statistic). Turn to page 18 to read about how the organization’s new indoor pool is the latest local tool in making sure not one more child drowns in Palm Beach County. With many of us keeping a low profile at home to #flatte thecurve, donning a suit (or let’s face it, anything other than workout wear) was simply not top of mind during most of 2020 and 2021. But for Tae Edmonds and his nonprofit Suits for Seniors, being dressed for success is one of the many ways this innovative organization helps underserved youth plan successful paths (page 22). On page 20, we’re reminded that COVID-19 isn’t the only health threat facing local folks. The Cancer Alliance of Help and Hope continues to support the day-to-day needs of patients battling cancer as the pandemic complicates the demands on our health care system. For 29 years, the Palm Beach Charity Register has brought you stories like these—of inspiring nonprofits that make a difference in Palm Beach County. But we also offer opportunities for you to get involved. Take a look at our listings of local organizations and fundraising festivities starting on page 41. It’s more than just your go-to guide to 165 glamorous events—many of which are back in-person this year with safety protocols in place. But it’s also an opportunity to find a passion, a way to give back. Attend an event or two, make a donation where you can, or offer your time and talent to help elevate a cause that speaks to you. If there’s good news to be had (and there’s always a bright spot), it’s this: The generosity and ingenuity of our community are seemingly boundless. We’ve got everything we need to create whatever kind of “new normal” we want to see—as individuals and Palm Beachers alike.

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SEASON

SNAPSHOTS BEFORE YOU FILL YOUR SOCIAL CALENDAR FOR THE YEAR AHEAD, LOOK BACK AT LAST SEASON’S BEST MOMENTS

LIFE OF THE PARTY

How to know you’re at a Palm Beach party? Blockbuster performances, celebrity sightings, stunning decor, and philanthropic spirit are always in unlimited supply. PHOTOGRAPHERS: CAPEHART, TRACEY BENSON PHOTOGRAPHY, LIBBY VOLGYES, CHRISTINA CERNIK

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BOLD MOVES

Wallfl wers are nowhere to be found at the haute happenings around town. Tastemakers made sartorial statements in colorful outfit (and masked up for safety when needed). PHOTOGRAPHERS: CAPEHART, JOE SCHILDHORN

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INSIDER

Glam GUY

Lookbooks from menswear designers for the upcoming seasons have seen a return of dress options—although not necessarily in traditional styles. Take a peek at these dynamic looks for Palm Beach men to rock this season. —Liza Grant Smith

The Name

Game

Is name recognition your kryptonite in social situations? Etiquette expert Jacqueline Whitmore shares her tips and strategies for becoming a truly talented name dropper at this season’s events (and beyond). (etiquetteexpert.com) —L.G.S.

SHOW YOUR STRIPES

FLOWER POWER If you’re looking for a way to deliver a true style moment, slide into one of Tom Ford’s gorgeous silk jacquard evening jackets. While the line’s animal prints are definitel a walk on the wild side, the flo al print Atticus jackets feel like an ideal fit or a Palm Beach winter. (tomford.com)

Pinstripes have been reclaiming a well-deserved spot on the menswear scene. Polo Ralph Lauren (ralphlauren. com) offers the pinstripe twill suit jacket as an inspired alternative to the ubiquitous blue blazer (as well as a brown Kent Striped Dobby suit as part of its Purple Label). The pinstriped Regent suit from Brooks Brothers (brooksbrothers. com), in an ultra-lightweight, breathable wool, is another smart option for those ready to greet the formal world again.

SHOW YOU CARE

It’s important to remember names because it shows the other person that you pay attention and you care enough to remember details. It also sets you apart from other people as a good conversationalist who listens.

REPETITION IS KEY

PREP IN YOUR STEP Posh up your ensemble with a pastel pair of Del Toro suede Milano loafers from the brand’s recent collection. A collaboration with former Bachelorette contestant and fashionista Bennett Jordan, these loafers come in sumptuous colors and are handcrafted in Italy. (deltoroshoes.com) 14

When you meet someone for the fi st time, try repeating their name in conversation to solidify their name in your memory.

ADJUST YOUR MINDSET Don’t use excuses like, “I recognize faces, but I’m not a name person.” You have to have the mindset that you want to remember names.

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Making it Up

MAKE MENTAL MEMORY JOGS

If you think of a famous person or an object and associate that with your new acquaintance, the mental cue will help jog your memory the next time you encounter them.

WRITE IT DOWN

If you’re worried you’re going to forget a name, write it down in the notes of your smartphone. Or, follow up by connecting with the person on social media.

ASK FOR HELP

If you’re sitting next to someone at an event and they are with their spouse or partner, you can say under your breath,“Please tell me your spouse’s name again.”

FAKE IT UNTIL YOU MAKE IT Try extending your hand and saying your name and hope that they will follow suit by saying their name. Or just be honest and let a person know that you remember where you met them and then say, “Please remind me what your name is again.”

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It’s an age-old Palm Beach problem: You leave your house looking photo-op ready, but midway through your swanky soiree, a mirror check reveals that your makeup is a pale shadow of its former self. Thankfully, Venezuelan model-turned-makeup artist Jess Bonilla has tips to keep your beauty game on point. (jessbonilla.com)

FAILS AND FIXES Fail: Not properly prepping skin Fix: Begin with a skin refresher mist and follow with a good moisturizer. It will be harder for you to blend without prepping correctly. Fail: Powder-based foundations that crease easily Fix: Start with a cream foundation and blend it with a brush or sponge. Fail: Humidity, sweat, and natural oils will slip the makeup off our face. Applying too much powder will dry your skin and make the look heavy. Fix: Apply translucent powder lightly with a brush (or use a setting spray) to set all cream products. Fail: Excess liner that builds up in the corner of the eye Fix: Remove the excess product with a Q-tip and then reapply waterproof liner if needed. Fail: Eye shadow that becomes creased and caked Fix: Prep the lid with a good base or primer, like Mac Paint Pot. This will ensure that no matter how much you sweat or dance, your shadow will last.

TIPS FOR THE PERFECT POUT • Exfoliate lips fi st and apply lip balm before you start your makeup application. • Move to face/eye makeup fi st and finish with li s. • Define li s with a liner, then apply a long-lasting lipstick like Maybelline SuperStay Matte Ink Liquid Lipstick or Dior Addict Lip Tattoo. • Top it off with a lip gl ss if you prefer glossy lips.

WHEN IT’S TIME FOR TOUCH-UPS: Carry these four products in your purse to freshen your makeup during any event: 1. Blotting papers: Press them on the t-zone to absorb natural oils and help mattify your look. 2. Translucent powder: Apply in the center of your face to help eliminate any oiliness or extra glow in your makeup. 3. Lipstick: Use blotting papers to dab your lips, then apply a new layer of lipstick to freshen your look. 4. Setting spray: Spritz to refresh your skin and prolong the life of your makeup.

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GIVING BACK

Shop for a Cause

CHARMED, I’M SURE

This Ole Lynggaard Copenhagen bracelet from Net-A-Porter ($1,250) is made of silk, emerald, and 18-karat gold, and supports an even greater cause: 100 percent of the profits go to Space or Giants, funding their mission to protect African wildlife at risk from poachers. (net-a-porter.com)

GIVING BACK NEVER LOOKED SO GOOD WITH OUR FAVORITE FINDS THAT ARE CHANGING THE WORLD, ONE PURCHASE AT A TIME. By Katie Abrams

LOUD & PROUD

Adorn your makeup bag or purse with these social issues patches from Stoney Clover Lane ($12). Show your support for a multitude of causes, including the Trevor Foundation, the Environmental Defense Fund, and Black Girls Code. For each patch sold, 100 percent of the proceeds will benefit the patc ’s partner organization. (stoneycloverlane.com)

NAILED IT

Freshen your manicure with this vegan and cruelty-free nail polish from Plantation’s Mindful Mani. Proceeds from sales of the Layla polish ($14) will be donated to the Color of Autism Foundation, which empowers Black families who are dealing with an autism diagnosis. (mindfulmani.com)

STEP BY STEP

CHEERS TO CHARITY

EYE OPENER

Serve up some stylish looks this season in eyewear from DIFF ($115). For each pair purchased, DIFF donates a pair of glasses through Sightsavers. (diffeyewear.com) 16

JOY RIDE

Surf’s up with this handmade Summer Collection Egg Surfboard from Madhappy ($1,650), a socially conscious brand dedicated to raising awareness for mental health. They donate a portion of each sale to the Jed Foundation. (madhappy.com)

Wines from One Hope ($39 to $59), make a great hostess gift while supporting the company’s mission to end child hunger. A percentage of each sale will go toward providing healthy meals for kids. (onehope.com)

Slip on Stubbs & Wootton’s Oakley sneakers ($500) and a portion of your purchase will go to Red Sneakers for Oakley, a Palm Beachbased foundation raising awareness about the danger of asthma and allergies. (stubbsandwootton. com)

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Charity Begins at HOME Although Palm Beach and Collier counties lead the state in charitable giving, Florida nonprofits need to en age donors across wealth strata By Judy Martel American generosity marked an all-time high in 2019, with charitable donations totaling nearly $450 billion, but that impressive statistic doesn’t tell the whole story. In Florida, a different report reveals an uneven philanthropic landscape—one mostly concentrated in two ultra-wealthy counties: Collier and Palm Beach. A study of individual giving from 2011 to 2018 by the Florida Nonprofit Alliance statewide coalition designed to strengthen and promote the nonprofit sector shows that the bulk of individual charitable contributions in 2018 originated in Southeast and Southwest Florida. Essentially, the state’s donor pool has been steadily shrinking from a cross-section of Floridians to a smaller group of wealthier contributors.

“I think it’s fair to expect the wealthy to give more,” says Leah McDermott, program manager of Florida Nonprofit Alliance. But disproportionate giving means some communities will benefit while others struggle. Individuals make up the lion’s share of charitable donors and every

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THE MONEY DOESN’T MEAN LESS BECAUSE THE AMOUNT IS LESS. WE HOPE WE CAN INSPIRE ALL INCOME LEVELS IN ALL REGIONS OF THE STATE TO GIVE.” —Leah McDermott, program manager of Florida Nonprofit Allianc

contribution, however small, can still make an impact. “The money doesn’t mean less because the amount is less,” she says. “We hope we can inspire all income levels in all regions of the state to give.” Based on IRS data for charitable giving, in 2011, 47 percent of the total donations in the state came from individuals with an adjusted

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gross income of $200,000 or more. By 2018, 75 percent of contributions came from upper-income donors, although the number of donors declined, says McDermott. What’s more, donors in just four Florida counties— Palm Beach, Miami-Dade, Broward, and Collier—were responsible for 46 percent of all charitable contributions in the state. Two of those counties were notable. From 2016 to 2018, Palm Beach County donations increased by $539,000—27 percent—while Collier County came in second with an increase of $106,000. Philanthropic giving in Florida will continue to fluc uate annually based on various factors, including income security, stock market performance, and community need. “We don’t have 2020 data, but we think the pandemic will show a spike in emergency giving,” McDermott says. “Going forward in 2021 and 2022, there’s a concern that donations will drop.” Florida Nonprofit Alliance Executive Director Sabeen Perwaiz finds hope in the infl x of new residents to Florida. The test in Florida will be finding ways to consistently engage donors across the wealth strata. “Since the housing bust recession a decade ago, charitable contributions from those with incomes under $100,000 have been dropping off,” says Perwaiz, “and we really do need that to come back.” PALM BEACH CHARITY REGISTER

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Water Power

The Live Like Jake Foundation’s new pool is a driving force in the fight to end childhood drowning

Live Like Jake's new indoor pool facility means greater access to life-saving swim lessons for children as young as 6 months old.

By Parker Leipzig Twenty-one seconds: Turning to talk to a friend, checking your phone, grabbing something from your bag. Keri Morrison, founder of Palm Beach Gardens-based nonprofit Live Like Jake, says that’s all the time it takes for a child to drown. Morrison knows this all too well. After her almost 3-year-old son Jake drowned in 2013, she established the Live Like Jake Foundation to promote drowning prevention through Infant Swimming Resource (ISR) self-rescue training. Created by Dr. Harvey Barnett in 1966, the ISR method teaches babies as young as 6 months old how to fl at, and children as young as 1 year old how to swim. Morrison says she advocates for ISR because it teaches children of all ages how to rescue themselves by fl ating in an emergency situa-

tion like falling into a pool or off a dock. Morrison enrolled her daughters Julia and Josie in ISR to keep them safe in or around water. Still, her family found itself in the midst of a media frenzy after a video of then-13-month-old Josie performing ISR’s signature roll-back-to-fl at sequence went viral in 2015. As negative comments about the video flooded social media, Morrison appeared on news outlets from NBC’s Today Show to Fox & Friends to educate the public on the importance of water safety. “I put all that negative stuff aside. Even if it just reaches one parent, which I know we already have, that saves one life. It’s worth it,” Morrison says. While she stresses the importance of ISR training, Morrison knows these lessons—which can run an average of $75 per week for five private lessons of 10 minutes each across a span of six to eight weeks—are not affordable for every family. The Live Like Jake Foundation provides scholarships for families in need. The foundation has provided 2,700 scholarships in 39 states. To finance these life-saving

grants, the organization hosts several fundraising events, including a 5K, a gala, and Watermelons for Water Safety—which raises awareness for drowning prevention by encouraging families to set up a watermelon stand and donate the proceeds to the Live Like Jake Foundation. With those funds and with a sponsorship from Premier Pediatrics of Palm Beach, Live Like Jake opened an indoor swim facility in Palm Beach Gardens. Morrison says most ISR training halts from October to April because of weather. But drownings can still take place in inclement conditions. The new pool can host lessons for up to 70 children each day, year-round—without stoppages due to the threat of lightning or chilly temperatures. The facility was dedicated in November of 2020—seven years to the month of Jake’s drowning. “Everything I do is bittersweet because I’d rather have Jake here,” Morrison says. “But I know what we do is important for the community and saves a lot of lives.” While the reach of the foundation has exceeded Morrison's expectations, it’s the impact made in Jake’s memory that means the most. “It’s a very special feeling to know that his name, his legacy will live on,” Morrison says. (livelikejake.com)

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Confronting

Cancer

The Cancer Alliance of Help and Hope offers the kind of financial support that keeps cancer patients from worrying themselves sick By Katie Abrams Even though Sandy Fischer was facing a diagnosis of throat cancer, she knew she was lucky. Not health-wise; but financially, she was able to afford her treatments and day-to-day costs. Many patients have to choose between paying their everyday living expenses or receiving medical treatments. Fischer eventually lost her figh . After her husband, Charlie, remarried Greta Jean Fischer, the couple founded the Cancer Alliance of Help and Hope (CAHH) in 2003 to relieve financial burdens for those whose lives have been turned upside down due to cancer. In Palm Beach County, CAHH is a cancer patient’s last resort. The organization takes care of everyday living expenses, including rent and mortgage payments, utilities, health and auto insurance, auto payments, and food. Patients who apply for assistance only need to meet three hurdles: They must live in Palm Beach County, they must be undergoing radiation or chemotherapy within the last three months, and they must be in financial need. Patients range from young children to senior citizens. CAHH provides services to 1,000 people a year, totaling more than 15,000 people over the past 13 years. The organization gives up to $5,000 per pa-

tient, plus gift cards for gas and grocieries. “We were able to purchase a mobile home for somebody,” Stanton Collemer, CAHH’s CEO says. Now, it’s home to a cancer patient and her two children, who were previously living in a car. Collemer says the experience is one of his highlights since he became CEO of CAHH five years ago. Since then, he has expanded the organization’s reach to the majority of Palm Beach County. CAHH provides more than just financial assistance. It has a patient navigator to help patients connect with other agencies for additional help like food stamps and doctor’s appointments. Additionally, the organization has started a new program called Champions for Life, which provides a basket filled with the essentials patients need to care for their pets. The organization holds several events through-

The Cancer Alliance of Help and Hope's signature Shop the Day Away and Dance the Night Away events raise funds used to comfort those fighting cancer.

out the year to raise awareness and funds while celebrating its recipients. Supporters can take part in CAHH’s Pumpkin Patch in October, their No Shave November event, their Shop the Day Away Luncheon in February 2022, and their Dance the Night Away Gala in April 2022. In a typical year, these fundraisers bring in $1.5 million. One hundred percent of the profi s from each event goes back to supporting cancer patients. The nonprofi ’s future goals include increasing its outreach and providing scholarships to help patients’ children attend college. For Collemer, the payoff comes when CAHH can relieve a patient’s financial stress so they can focus on what is most important: their health and well-being. “Don’t take life for granted,” says Collemer. “You don’t realize how lucky you are.” (cahh.org)

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Meaningful Makeovers From the outside in, Suits for Seniors serves up new looks and new horizons

The money raised at Suits for Seniors' Annual Golf & Give is used to fund the organization's groundbreaking mentorship program for underserved high school students in Palm Beach County.

By Parker Leipzig There are many clichés regarding first impressions—from “Don’t judge a book by its cover,” to “Dress to impress.” Which matters more: How you dress or who you are? Jervonte “Tae” Edmonds, founder of local nonprofit Suits for Seniors, says both are important. His organization is working to provide underserved students with the outfi s they need on the outside and the inspiration they need on the inside to go out into the world and achieve their goals. “When you look good, you feel good. And that all starts with a suit,” says Edmonds, who established the West Palm Beach nonprofit in 2015. Edmonds clearly recalls the confiden e he felt the first time he wore a suit. He wants to foster that same feeling in the students he serves. But,

he says, the suits his organization gives to high school seniors at the end of an 8- to 12-week leadership and mentoring program are just the “icing on the cake.” The program that Edmonds has built introduces students to new skill sets, helps them find their passions, and gives them the tools to develop successful life plans. Suits for Seniors raises funds at its Golf & Give event, bringing in $35,000 at the event in March. Edmonds says he puts those funds right back into the community, purchasing suits and paying for speakers to inspire student participants. Edmonds’ work is gaining national attention and some major star-power. His three-year partnership with Steve Harvey and the Steve and Marjorie Harvey Foundation has resulted in a generous grant to keep the good work going. Will George, a recent Palm Beach Gardens High School graduate and Suits for Seniors participant, created a mock business during the program. He says he now feels more prepared for life after high school. “Most people just complain about the system these days, but this program teaches you how to navigate through life and make a difference,” George says.

Suits for Seniors students are primarily enrolled in Title I schools. Low-income families make up at least 40 percent of the population at these institutions, according to the U.S. Department of Education. Edmonds says that seeing the triumphs of students from these struggling schools has shown him what it takes to change the status quo. “Building a village around our kids and making sure that we have mentors is a vital aspect to make sure our next generation succeeds,” Edmonds says. That village is expanding. Edmonds is now assisting locals who are experiencing homelessness or were previously incarcerated. Suits for Seniors offers these clients basic skills—from financial literacy to career opportunities to proper dress wear—and works to help them find jobs. At the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Suits for Seniors team developed an online curriculum. Edmonds plans to use that platform to expand his program nationwide. Suits for Seniors alumni have a 100 percent high school graduation rate—a statistic Edmonds would like to broaden as far and as wide as possible. “We’re really taking kids who would fall through the cracks and giving them the opportunity to be actual positive infl ences to the community,” he says. (suitsforseniors.org)

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further enhance their social and emotional well being, giving them clear direction and vision for a brighter tomorrow. SUPPORT THE COMPLETION OF THE CAMPUS AND THE ANGEL CROSSING ENRICHMENT CENTER Proud to announce that we have broken ground to build the new Enrichment Center and are in the final Phase of construction in our Development Plan. We are happy to report that we received our first 1 million-dollar gift toward our 3.5 million dollar goal and have raised another $500K in pledges towards this 1000 Wishes Campaign. Our greatest wish is to have a matching 1 million dollar donor that will name the campus and help us complete the final Phase of our Development Plan. We also have other naming opportunities available at different donor levels in the Enrichment Center and throughout the campus. MAKE A DIFFERENCE IN THE LIVES OF LOCAL FOSTER CARE CHILDREN This is a time of great need in our nation and our foster care system is in crises. Please join our 1000 Wishes Campaign and become an Ambassador of KidSanctuary Campus and leave a legacy of hope for local foster care children.

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f hunger had a smell, it might be the aroma of an ovenbraised roast. At least that’s what’s wafting through a state-of-the-art industrial kitchen in the warehouse district just off I-95 in Boynton Beach, where Feeding South Florida has launched its innovative Culinary Training Program as an outside-the-box way to end hunger. Braised roast beef, potatoes au gratin, and roasted root vegetables are what’s on the menu—and the culinary program’s curriculum—today. The smell is a poignant reminder that lunchtime is still hours away. For many people, that feeling is nothing more than an inconvenience. But for the more than 154,000 people experiencing food insecurity in Palm Beach County, it raises the question of whether they’ll eat on any given day. Executive Vice President Sari Vatske says Feeding South Florida’s mission is to close that gap when a hot meal (or any meal) is hard to come by. In addition to Feeding South Florida’s vast warehouses and fleet of trucks, the organization has a new tool at its disposal: its gleaming new 5,000-square-foot kitchen at the organization’s Palm Beach County headquarters. It’s an industrial space that easily rivals the back-of-house at any top restaurant. But it’s more than that; Chrissy Benoit is the kitchen’s meal production manager, and she says the space can pull

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double duty. “We have the culinary side for the program, which is more geared towards standard industrial restaurant equipment that you might see in any restaurant," she explains. “But we also have the production side—with equipment that you’d see in other segments of the hospitality industry like cruise ships, large hotels, or hospitals.” On the kitchen’s culinary side, chef-instructor Mike McDole is leading a handful of Culinary Training Program students through the finer points of the roast and potatoes. They gather around an oven, watching as he explains how to make meat into a masterpiece. Then they turn to today’s knifework exercise, dicing root vegetables into compact cubes. Later, they rotate to a pastry station, considering a redo of a pâte à choux that didn’t quite set up the way McDole would’ve liked when he taught the recipe during the previous week’s focus on desserts. “When something doesn’t turn out,” he says, “you’ve got to go back to the basics and try it again until you get it right.” Launched in April, the 12-week culinary program has local star-power behind it in the name of chef Lindsay Autry, the acclaimed chef-owner at West Palm Beach’s The Regional Kitchen. Autry has long been a 36

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champion of Feeding South Florida’s mission. “I'd done a lot of awareness raising and fundraising around food insecurity and hunger relief efforts, but I always wanted to find a more on-the-ground effort where I could really get my hands dirty,” the James Beard “Best Chef: South” nominee and finalist on Bravo’s ninth season of Top Chef says. So when Feeding South Florida reached out to Autry about its plans to start a culinary program, she was immediately on board—writing and developing the course’s curriculum from scratch. “I went to Johnson and Wales University for culinary arts,” Autry says. “Feeding South Florida’s Culinary Training program obviously doesn’t cover everything I learned in four years there, but it’s like a distilled down version. It really covers a broad spectrum in a condensed amount of time.” For Autry, it’s about the food, but also about developing the next generation of culinary

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WHAT REALLY FULFILLS MY SOUL IS KNOWING THAT I MADE AN IMPACT ON SOMEONE'S LIFE.”

When class is over, she drives south to Doral where she starts a 5 p.m.to-close shift at Bath and Body Works. She says the experience is worth the hustle—even though the fancy kitchen intimidated her a bit at first. “I've only seen kitchens like that on TV, like on Master Chef,” she says of Feeding South Florida’s facilities. She imagined a course run by angry celebrity judges who would harp on her every misstep. “I spoke to my other classmates and they kind of felt the same way too,” she recalls. “We thought it was going to be strict, but they were actually so nice and so patient with us.” Students like Garcia are in the kitchen five days a week from 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m., and every week has a different theme—from classes

professionals within our community. “What really fulfills my soul is knowing that I made an impact on someone's life,” she says. “I hope these students will find a purpose in their career and go out and succeed and be a part of our community so that our dining scene continues to grow.” The program is free of charge to people who have low or no income. Emily Garcia, 21, says she was drawn to the course to get her foot in the door of the culinary industry. “Ever since I was young, I would always help [my dad] in the kitchen, especially on the weekends,” she says. “It’s just my passion, my passion for cooking, wanting to learn, wanting to be a better chef.” Garcia had previously studied culinary arts at Miami Dade College, but she was forced to drop out when her financial aid ended. She’d been working a retail job in Doral to make and save the funds she’d need to get back into school and fulfill her dream of becoming a chef. When her sister told her about Feeding South Florida’s free program, she jumped at the chance. It’s an incredible opportunity—but for Garcia, it’s not without its sacrifi es. She wakes up at 6 a.m. each day to drive an hour from her home in Hialeah to attend classes at Feeding South Florida’s kitchen.

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James Beard-Award-winning chef Allen Susser composes a salad in Feeding South Florida's Community Kitchen.

on meats, poultry, fish, sauces, food safety, knife skills, and more. Vatske says the program introduces students to the business end of the hospitality industry, as well. “We’re working with them on understanding menu planning, food ordering, and cost analysis—things that chefs who are hiring would see as very valuable in their kitchens.” Combined, they’re skills that Vatske hopes the students will use in commercial kitchens across South Florida upon graduation—when South Florida Food Bank will offer a helping hand with job placement. Autry says there has never been a stronger need for trained culinary

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staff—as nearly all training programs in South Florida were shuttered during the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic. “I think this was an opportunity for me to help our community and help those in need, but also to provide a learning experience in our community and help our hospitality industry grow,” she says. So how does teaching people to cook help fight hunger? Vatske says it all begins with access. Providing food helps families and solves an immediate problem, she explains—and the production side of the organization’s kitchen is key to that piece of the puzzle. Benoit says the kitchen’s state-of-the-art equipment allows Feeding South Florida to create nutritionally dense meals without relying on pre-packaged foods. But, she says, there’s also a zero-waste aspect that the kitchen offers. “When we get large donations from different farms, we can turn that 4,000 pounds or 8,000 pounds of produce right into meals without risking spoilage. Tomatoes? We’re making red sauce. Eggplant and zucchini? We’re chopping it up and roasting it to make ratatouille.” But Vatske says Feeding South Florida wants to solve food insecurity in ways that go beyond providing food—helping people break the cycle of poverty for good by increasing self-sufficiency through job training and workforce development programs. Benoit says that’s where the organization’s culinary program comes in. “When they go through this program, they’re not only highly employable, but they're going to get paid a much better hourly rate than somebody who is a station cook or who has less experience in a real industrial kitchen,” she says. “They’re going to be fully employed, and they won’t

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be dealing with food insecurity anymore. They’ll have a great paycheck which they can use to provide themselves with their own groceries.” Back in the kitchen with Garcia and her fellow students, the second try on the pâte à choux is a success—and a sweet one at that. But the samples are limited: McDole whisks them away to the freezer with the other desserts the students made during pastry week. He’s saving them to be served at a very special occasion: their graduation ceremony. Benoit says watching the students celebrate their successes is sweet. “Cookbooks were exchanged, lots of hugs were given,” she says of the program-ending ceremony. For Garcia, graduation was a special moment to reflect on how far she’s come. “I’ve always wanted a culinary career, but I’ve always been afraid about moving forward with my dream because I never really had the training and the experience. But now I do. Now I feel more than able. It’s so nice to have that reassurance,” she says. “I feel like I wasn’t making that drive and working the night shift for nothing, you know?” «

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Main Fundraising Event: The Garden of Love Date: February 9, 2022 Location: The Royal Poinciana Plaza, Palm Beach Description of Event: Join the chairs of The Garden of Love for an intimate soiree and dinner under the stars at The Royal. Chairpersons: Catherine and Andres Fanjul, Allegra and Calixto Garcia-Velez Ticket Price: $500 Contact: Johanna Kandel 561-841-0900 allianceforeatingdisorders.com

Main Fundraising Event: Fifth Annual Hope on the Horizon Palm Beach Event Date: March 3, 2022 Location: Palm Beach, Florida Description of Event: The Hope on the Horizon Palm Beach Event will honor Aerin Lauder and Jane Lauder with the Hope on the Horizon award. Past honorees include Kim Campbell, Marcia Gay Harden, Judy Glickman Lauder, and Paula Zahn. The event will also feature an informative scientific panel led y ADDF’s Founding Executive Director and Chief Science Officer, Dr. Howard Fillit. Honorary Chairpersons: Leonard A. Lauder, Ronald S. Lauder Chairpersons: Nancy Goodes, Bonnie Lautenberg, Heidi McWilliams Ticket Price: Call for details Contact: Rose Schwartz 212-901-7990 alzdiscovery.org

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Ann Norton Sculpture Gardens

NBC

CAPEHART

American Heart Association

CAPEHART

American Friends of Magen David Adom

HOWIE MANDEL, COMEDIAN, ACTOR, AUTHOR, AND TELEVISION HOST

GEORGE ELMORE, MARTI LATOUR, MICHELE JACOBS, ROBERT JACOBS

FRANCES FISHER, DONALD OSBORNE, JEFFREY FISHER

Magen David Adom is Israel’s ambulance, blood-services, and disaster-relief organization, serving as skilled EMT first-responders for the state’s 9 million people. MDA’s Blood Center provides 97 percent of the blood used by Israeli hospitals and 100 percent of the blood needs of the Israel Defense Forces ensuring all Israelis get the blood they need, when they need it. The Palm Beach Friends’ support of AFMDA is saving lives in Israel every day.

The American Heart Association (AHA) is a relentless force for a world of longer, healthier lives. Through collaboration with numerous organizations and powered by millions of volunteers, the AHA funds innovative research, advocates for the public’s health and shares lifesaving resources. This year, the Palm Beach Heart Ball celebrates its sixty-seventh year.

The Ann Norton Sculpture Gardens is a nonprofit foundation established in 1977 by resident sculptor Ann Weaver Norton (1905-1982). A two-acre urban sanctuary and nationally recognized arboretum, the compound comprises the historic Norton House and Artist Studio, exhibition galleries, monumental sculptures, and tropical gardens of rare palms and cycads.

Main Fundraising Event: Sixty-Seventh Annual Palm Beach Heart Ball Date: February 11, 2022 Location: The Breakers, Palm Beach Description of Event: The Palm Beach Heart Ball will return in person this year with the theme, “Garden of Plenty.” The event will shine a light on the nutrition security needs in our community, while immersing guests into a beautiful and breathtaking garden. Music will be provided by Legends of The Voice, featuring singers from NBC’s hit show, The Voice. Chairpersons: Marti LaTour and George Elmore, Michele and Robert Jacobs Major Sponsors: Jupiter Medical Center, Christine and Bob Stiller, Marti LaTour and George Elmore, Lois Pope, Monika and John Preston, Julie and Howard Rudolph, Kathryn and Leo Vecellio, Rebecca and Randy Doane, Susan Bishop, Sue Gibson, Hermé de Wyman Miro, Melissa Sullivan, Florida Power & Light, Michele and Howard Kessler, Christine Lynn, Suzanne Niedland Ticket Price: Call for details Contact: Stacey Comerford 561-697-6607 palmbeachheartball.heart.org

Main Fundraising Event: Fifth Annual Sculpture in Motion: The Art of Pre- and Post-War Automobiles Date: November 13, 2021 Location: Ann Norton Sculpture Gardens, West Palm Beach Description of Event: Honoring Gold Star Families of Palm Beach County and veterans, Sculpture in Motion welcomes visitors to experience the history and design of one-of-a-kind, classic pre- and post-war automobiles. The event concludes with a Grand Tour Parade of Cars. Honorary Chairpersons: Guest Curator John Barnes, Grand Marshal Donald Osborne Chairpersons: Frances and Jeff ey Fisher, Audrey and Martin Gruss, Kim and Stephen Bruno, Perri and Bob Bishop, Samantha and Brendan Carroll Major Sponsors: Sentient Jet, Key Private Bank, Shutts & Bowen, Audrain Automobile Museum, Palm Beach Illustrated Ticket Price: $8 for children, $15 for ANSG members, $25 for non-members Contact: Margaret Horgan 561-832-5328 ansg.org

Main Fundraising Event: American Friends of Magen David Adom Annual Gala Date: March 6, 2022 Location: The Breakers, Palm Beach Description of Event: The Annual American Friends of Magen David Adom Palm Beach Gala will be held at The Breakers in Palm Beach. Guests will enjoy a cocktail reception followed by a gourmet dinner and dancing. The featured entertainer is Howie Mandel, comedian, actor, author, and television host. Ticket Price: $700 Contact: Tammy Karu 561-835-0510 afmda.org

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CAROLINE RAFFERTY

ADDITIONAL LISTING Main Fundraising Event: An Evening of Music and Art in the Gardens Date: January 14, 2022 Location: Ann Norton Sculpture Gardens, West Palm Beach Description of Event: An Evening of Music and Art in the Gardens, the annual Gardens Conservancy’s event, will present Caroline Rafferty with the Ann Norton Award for Philanthropy—an award extended to an individual who advances the ideals set forth with Ann Norton’s vision for the Gardens as her legacy to the community. Chairpersons: Susan and Bob Wright, Frances and Jeff ey Fisher Major Sponsors: Sentient Jet, Wilmington Trust, Gunster, Artemest Ticket Price: $500 Contact: Margaret Horgan 561-832-5328 ansg.org

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ARMORY ART CENTER

Armory Art Center

TRACEY BENSON

The Arc of Palm Beach County

CAPEHART

Ann Norton Sculpture Gardens

MICHAEL AND KERSTIN COWAN, LINDA AND KURT GEHRING

The Arc of Palm Beach County is changing the conversation around disabilities by defying definitions, inspiring possibilities, and improving the lives of the people we serve, their families, and our community. Main Fundraising Event: Off the all Gala Date: March 5, 2022 Location: Norton Museum of Art, West Palm Beach Description of Event: Step out of reality and into “A Night of Illusion” benefiting he Arc of Palm Beach County. The Off the Wall Gala will alter your perceptions. The Norton Museum of Art provides the setting to exhibit your creativity. It’s going to be a moving experience! Chairpersons: Kerstin and Michael Cowan, Linda and Kurt Gehring Ticket Price: $550 Contact: Nina Guteres 561-842-3213 arcpbc.org

JANET ADLER SCHUR

The mission of the Armory Art Center is to inspire the creation and experience of art. The Center does this through the delivery of relevant and engaging visual art instruction, exhibitions, and special events. It continuously seeks opportunities for collaboration among artists. The vision of the Armory Art Center is to become the leading cultural and artistic center of the region. Main Fundraising Event: Annual Winter Gala Date: January 21, 2022 Location: Armory Art Center, West Palm Beach Description of Event: The Armory Art Center’s Annual Winter Gala, chaired by Janet Adler Schur, will be a fun evening of celebrating art. Enjoy cocktails and hors d’oeuvres while enjoying live entertainment, an auction, and beautiful artwork all while supporting the Armory Art Center’s reimagined programs. Chairperson: Janet Adler Schur Ticket Price: $250 Contact: Natalie Beck 561-832-1776 armoryart.org

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Ballet Palm Beach

Bascom Palmer Eye Institute

CAPEHART

JANINE HARRIS

ARMORY ART CENTER

Armory Art Center

LYNN FELD, LINDA SILPE

COLLEEN SMITH

ARI RIFKIN, GALA CHAIRPER ON

ADDITIONAL LISTING

Ballet Palm Beach, founded by Artistic and Executive Director, Colleen Smith, is the professional ballet company of the Palm Beaches. A nonprofit 501(c)(3), it is dedicated to inspiring and impacting people through the timeless and evolving art of ballet. Ballet Palm Beach creates and presents unique and meaningful performances, outreach programs, and training experiences. These artistic activities add to the cultural richness of our community. Ballet Palm Beach Academy offers exceptional dance instruction for students of all ages.

Bascom Palmer Eye Institute of the University of Miami is committed to serving Palm Beach County residents by providing excellent eye care and state-of-the-art vision research. Bascom Palmer is ranked among the nation’s best eye hospitals by U.S. News & World Report. The Palm Beach Gardens campus features the Maltz Center, Frankino Ambulatory Surgery Pavilion, and Lois Pope Research Center.

Main Fundraising Event: ARTISTRY Opening Night Party Date: February 28, 2022 Location: Armory Art Center, West Palm Beach Description of Event: Join Event Chairs Lynn Feld and Linda Silpe at the Armory Art Center for an exclusive Opening Night Party for ARTISTRY, a contemporary art to wear exhibition and sale. Enjoy cocktails while shopping for unique art to wear creations by national artisans. The exhibition and sale end March 5, 2022. Chairpersons: Lynn Feld, Linda Silpe Ticket Price: $150 Contact: Natalie Beck 561-832-1776 armoryart.org

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Main Fundraising Event: We Believe Season of Dance Gala Date: January 27, 2022 Location: The Colony Hotel, Palm Beach Description of Event: After cocktails alfresco, the evening will feature dinner, music, a live auction, and a performance by the professional company of Ballet Palm Beach. Funds raised will help offset expenses of performances and free community outreach programs which reach thousands of underserved families every year. Major Sponsors: UBS, FP&L, Bank of America, Jimmy Choo, The Royal Poinciana Plaza, Legends Radio Ticket Price: $275 Contact: Ann Faber 561-630-8236 balletpalmbeach.org

Main Fundraising Event: Evening of Vision Gala Date: February 18, 2022 Location: The Mar-a-Lago Club, Palm Beach Description of Event: The Palm Beach Evening of Vision Gala is Bascom Palmer Eye Institute’s signature event. Guests will be swept away by the exciting themed evening, which will feature a cocktail reception, dinner, dancing, and live entertainment. Honorary Chairpersons: Cynthia and Bruce Sherman Chairperson: Ari Rifkin Ticket Price: $600 Contact: Jessica Hendrix 561-515-1527 bascompalmer.org

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Best Foot Forward

BEST BUDDIES

JEN FUJIKAWA PHOTOGRAPHY

Best Buddies of Palm Beach

TRACEY BENSON

The Benjamin School

STEPHEN AND HEATHER ATKINS, ERIC AND LISA GLAS AND

ANTONIO SABATO JR. AND RYAN HOFFMAN, BEST BUDDIES STATE AMBASSADOR, ATTEND THE ANNUAL BEST BUDDIES CHAMPION OF THE YEAR GALA

ANITA DETERT

At The Benjamin School, children as young as 3-years-old begin their educational journey with core academic subjects as well as art, music, world languages, and physical education. Children are encouraged to explore the full range of their talents, develop their passions, and pursue new interests. Our students graduate prepared for college and the rigors of twenty-first century

Best Buddies is a nonprofit 501(c) (3) dedicated to establishing a global volunteer movement that creates opportunities for one-to-one friendships, integrated employment, leadership development, and inclusive living for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Founded in 1989 by Anthony K. Shriver, Best Buddies is a vibrant organization that has grown from one to 3,000 chapters.

Best Foot Forward (BFF) is the only nonprofit organization in Palm Beach County dedicated to the educational success of youth who have been abused, neglected, or abandoned and have entered the foster care system. The organization’s mission is to empower foster care youth to maximize their educational outcomes by providing essential academic guidance and support.

Main Fundraising Event: Champion of the Year Under the Stars Gala Date: December 3, 2021 Location: Hilton West Palm Beach Downtown Description of Event: The popular Under the Stars gala featuring gourmet dinner, fashion show, music, dancing, speeches, and awards—plus a silent auction with travel, spas, sports art, and more. This celebratory evening with Best Buddies of Palm Beach will recognize Chair Celine Thibault and Co-Chair Liz LaMorte for their lifelong commitment to inclusion. Chairpersons: Celine Thibault, Liz LaMorte Major Sponsors: Presenting Sponsor: Red Meat Lovers Club; Drink Sponsor: Urzúa Double OG Tequila Jacquees Edition; Sponsors: Choice Mortgage; Otis Elevators; Silver, Bass & Brams; Water Damage Clean; FP&L; Midas; City Furniture; PDQ Ticket Price: $250 Contact: Tricia Williams 561-972-5312 bestbuddieschampion.org/palmbeach

Main Fundraising Event: The World Awaits Bash Date: April 23, 2022 Location: The Polo Club of Boca Raton Description of Event: Best Foot Forward’s fundraiser will celebrate the success of foster care youth. GL Homes will be the Champion of Children award recipient. Guests will enjoy a special evening of cocktails, hors d’oeuvres, dinner, dancing, and silent and live auctions. All proceeds benefit BF . Honorary Chairperson: Anita Detert Chairpersons: Meryll and Ethan Bangsil Major Sponsors: Laura and Shaw McCutcheon; Mainstreet Capital Partners; Polen Capital; Trend Capital – Mari and Ashwin Vasan; Burns Family Foundation; GL Homes; JM Family Enterprises, Inc.; Office Depot; Vertical Bridge; Zimmerman Advertising Ticket Price: $200 Contact: Donna Biase (561) 470-8300 bestfoot.org

world citizenship. Main Fundraising Event: BASH (Building a Scholastic Heritage) Gala Date: March 5, 2022 Location: PGA National Resort & Spa, Palm Beach Gardens Description of Event: BASH will feature cocktails, hors d’oeuvres, dinner, dancing, live entertainment, and exceptional silent and live auctions. BASH 2022 will be themed, “NYC meets Palm Beach.” Chairpersons: Stephen and Heather Atkins, Eric and Lisa Glasband Major Sponsors: Arcadia Gardens, Stephen and Heather Atkins, John C. Cassidy Air Conditioning, RBC—The Glasband Family, Robert and Susan Lichten Jr., Darren and Sierra Lowe, Palms Wellington Surgical Center—The Montijo Family, Moya Photography, Palm Beach Kennel Club—The Rooney Family Ticket Price: $350 Contact: Sheena Wilber 561-472-3483 thebenjaminschool.org

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Bethesda Hospital, Baptist Health Foundation

OLGA LA O, NELSON LA O (BETHESDA HOSPITAL CEO)

The mission of Baptist Health Foundation is to inspire philanthropy and build extraordinary donor relationships in support of excellence, innovation, community wellness, and global leadership in health care at Baptist Health South Florida, a notfor-profit organization supported by philanthropy and committed to a faithbased charitable mission of medical excellence. Main Fundraising Event: Gala of Generosity Date: January 22, 2022 Location: Eau Palm Beach Resort & Spa, Manalapan Description of Event: Nelson Lazo, Bethesda Hospital CEO, and Olga Lazo introduce the Gala of Generosity. The event takes place poolside for an unforgettable evening to raise funds to support the modernization of the Emergency Department at Bethesda Hospital East. Attendees will enjoy cocktails and dinner, live entertainment, and much more. Sponsorship opportunities are now available. Contact: Rebeccah Carroll 561-737-7733, ext. 84445 bidpal.net/galaofgenerosity

Big Dog Ranch Rescue

FRANK ORDONEZ

DOWNTOWN PHOTO

Bethesda Hospital, Baptist Health Foundation

MARIE AND STEVE BEDNER

JOANNA MYERS, SHER KASUN

ADDITIONAL LISTING

Big Dog Ranch Rescue (BDDR) is the largest no-kill, cage-free rescue in the United States. Over 48,000 lives have been saved from abuse, inhumane treatment, and natural disasters. A global voice against abuse, BDRR was a participant at the White House signing of the first animal anti-cruelty bill in U.S. history. The organization offers programs to seniors and veterans, and its mission is to find

Main Fundraising Event: Grow2Heal Gala Date: April 1, 2022 Location: Wycliffe Golf and Country Club, Wellington Description of Event: Dress in your best jewels and jeans and help raise funds for the Grow2Heal Community Garden initiative. This garden will grow fresh produce to be used to feed Bethesda Hospitals’ patients, visitors, employees, and local organizations in need. The event will be a fun-filled vening with dinner, dancing, auction items, and more. Chairpersons: Marie and Steve Bedner Ticket Price: $175 Contact: Rebeccah Carroll 561-737-7733, ext. 84445 bidpal.net/grow2heal

every dog a loving home. Main Fundraising Event: Big Dog Ranch Rescue Ninth Annual Wine, Women, and Shoes Date: March 5-6, 2022 Location: The Mar-a-Lago Club, Palm Beach Description of Event: Wine, Women, and Shoes is the largest fashion show of the season featuring the hottest designers, fine wines, inc edible shoes, and culinary masterpieces. Shop the exclusive poolside boutique. Enjoy live entertainment, lunch, the sexy runway event, celebrity doggie fashion show, and fabulous after party! Honorary Chairperson: Lara Trump Chairpersons: Sher Kasun, JoAnna Myers Major Sponsors: Cheney Brothers, Lola Dre, Southern Glazers, Tito’s Handmade Vodka Ticket Price: $400 Contact: Lori Elsbree 305-297-3497 bdrr.org

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Boca Raton Historical Society

Boca Raton Museum of Art

PRESIDENT MARY CSAR, BOARD CHAIRPERSON KIRSTEN STEPHENSON

CHEF VIRGILIO MARTÍNEZ VELÍZ AT MIL FOOD LAB AND INTERPRETATION CENTER

CRAIG POLLOCK, BHH VICE PRESIDENT RON COOMBS, AND JESSICA PRICE ENJOYING A FRIENDLY GAME FOR A GOOD CAUSE

Boca Helping Hands (BHH) provides food, medical, and financial assistance to meet basic human needs, as well as education, job training, and guidance to create self-sufficiency. Yearly, BHH distributes 80,000 pantry bags and serves 90,000 hot meals, expands health care access, provides weekend meals to food insecure kids, assists working families with childcare, and helps clients begin new careers. Main Fundraising Event: Annual Monopoly Event Date: April 30, 2022 Location: Royal Palm Yacht and Country Club, Boca Raton Description of Event: Guests vie for the title of Monopoly Game Champion at Boca Helping Hands’ annual Monopoly Event. Enjoy hors d’oeuvres and dinner, silent and live action, live music, and more, all while supporting a Charity Navigator 4-star rated nonprofi . Honorary Chairperson: Rochelle LaCavalier Ticket Price: $250 Contact: bocahelpinghands.org/monopoly

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KEN MOTOHASI

BOCA HELPING HANDS

Boca Helping Hands

The Boca Raton Historical Society was established in 1972 to collect, preserve, and disseminate the history of Boca Raton and the surrounding region. One of the museum’s most important missions is to create a sense of place for residents, to encourage young and old, long-timers and newcomers, to take ownership of their community. Main Fundraising Event: New History Alive! Museum Exhibits Location: Boca Raton Historical Society, Boca Raton Description of Event: The Historical Society announces the History Alive! campaign to fund new exhibits in the History Museum. Included are fi e main exhibit rooms: a Pioneer room, a Mizner room, a World War II room, and an IBM Boca Raton room. A Timeline exhibit displays information and artifacts into the twenty-fi st century. Chairpersons: Kirsten Stephenson, Elizbeth D. Fletcher Contact: Mary Csar 561-395-6766 bocahistory.org

The Boca Raton Museum of Art and Art School deliver innovative exhibitions and engaging educational programs to audiences of all ages. For over seven decades, the Museum has enriched the community and contributed to our lives, our economy, and our culture. This year, the Museum offers two unparalleled exhibitions: “Machu Picchu and the Golden Empires of Peru” and “The Art of the Hollywood Backdrop.” Main Fundraising Event: Gala Dinner with Guest Chef Virgilio Martínez Date: February 12, 2022 Location: To be announced Description of Event: The Museum’s signature annual fundraiser celebrates Peru’s rich gastronomic heritage with Michelin-star guest chef—Virgilio Martínez, whose Lima-based Central is ranked amongst the world’s best restaurants. This culinary adventure will support the Museum’s exhibitions and educational programs. Major Sponsor: Neiman Marcus Ticket Price: $1,250 Contact: Amanda Schilling 561-392-2500, ext. 213 bocamuseum.org/gala

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Boys & Girls Clubs of Palm Beach County

CAPEHART

EDUARDO SCHNEIDER

Boca West Children’s Foundation

SHEETZ | LINDSTROM

Boca Raton Regional Hospital Foundation

HONORARY CHAIRPERSONS DEBBIE LINDSTROM, BOB SHEETZ

MICHAEL SNEIDER

AMBASSADOR HOWARD LEACH AND GRETCHEN LEACH

As the not-for-profit, tax-exempt support organization for Boca Raton Regional Hospital, the Foundation recognizes that donors make a difference. Every dollar given to Boca Regional benefits our community. These gifts fund building projects, technology, research, new equipment, and so much more. Boca Regional relies on philanthropic support to continue to provide world-class care.

Boca West Children’s Foundation was launched in 2010 and came about as a desire by the thousands of volunteers from the Boca West Country Club to give back to children in Palm Beach County. The Foundation’s mission is to identify and fund projects to assist children and their families in need in the area. To date, the Foundation has granted more than $13.1 million for specific programs of more than 30 charities.

Boys & Girls Clubs of Palm Beach County is a not-for-profit youth development organization dedicated to promoting the educational, vocational, health, leadership, and character of boys and girls in a safe, nurturing environment. Seventeen clubs, strategically located throughout Palm Beach County, serve more than 10,000 children annually.

Main Fundraising Event: Fifty-Ninth Annual Ball Date: January 8, 2022 Location: The Boca Raton Resort and Club Description of Event: Don’t miss out on the most anticipated event of the season! The Fifty-Ninth Annual Ball will be a night to remember. Join Boca Raton Regional Hospital for an evening of legendary entertainment, cocktails, dinner, and dancing. Proceeds will expand and enhance patient care services at Boca Regional. Honorary Chairpersons: Debbie Lindstrom, Bob Sheetz Ticket Price: $10,000 per table of 10 Contact: Terrie Mooney 561-955-4142 donate.brrh.com

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Main Fundraising Event: The Ninth Annual Golf Challenge Date: November 1, 2021 Location: Boca West Country Club, Boca Raton Description of Event: The Ninth Annual Golf Challenge will take place at the award-winning Boca West Country Club and will include brunch, golf, and a cocktail reception and awards ceremony. All funds raised support more than 30 local children’s charities. Chairperson: Michael Sneider Major Sponsors: Sandra and Arthur Tauber, Sky Alpha, Apex One, Compson, Greenspoon Marder, Republic, National, Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital, Penn FL, Arthur Krevitz, IAFF, CBRE, AMR, PEBB Enterprises, ElAd National Properties, Hawkeye FLA, Excell Auto, COVID Rapid Labs, WGI Ticket Price: $650 Contact: Pamela Weinroth 561-488-6980 bocawestfoundation.org

Main Fundraising Event: Fiftieth Anniversary Gala: The Winter Ball Date: February 4, 2022 Location: The Breakers, Palm Beach Description of Event: In its fi tieth year, the organization’s annual black-tie event is one of the most prominent and well-attended galas in Palm Beach. Cocktail hour begins in the Mediterranean Courtyard. Later, guests will move to the Venetian Ballroom, where a 3-course dinner will be followed by a live auction and dancing. Chairpersons: Gretchen Leach, Tom C. Quick, Jean and Tom Rutherfoord, Helen and Charles Schwab Ticket Price: $1,250 Contact: Tim Tracy 561-683-3287 bgcpbc.org

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Boys & Girls Clubs of Palm Beach County

YOUTH OF THE YEAR 20 21 FINALISTS

WALLY TURNER, REID BOREN, TOMMY QUICK

ADDITIONAL LISTING

Main Fundraising Event: Eighth Annual Youth of the Year Date: February 25, 2022 Location: Eau Palm Beach Resort & Spa, Manalapan Description of Event: This event is Boys & Girls Clubs of Palm Beach County’s mission moment! Seven teen finali ts, selected from local Clubs, are awarded four-year Florida Prepaid College scholarships. The overall Youth of the Year winner is announced during the dinner and receives a four-year university scholarship. Honorary Chairpersons: Danielle H. Moore, Lesly Smith Chairpersons: Olympia Bishop, Wilder Regalbuto Ticket Price: $225 Contact: Nicole Miranda 561-683-3287 bgcpbc.org

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Main Fundraising Event: Twentieth Annual Barefoot on the Beach Date: April 8, 2022 Location: The Breakers, Palm Beach Description of Event: The annual white party is the must-attend event of the Palm Beach social season. Guests clad in allwhite attire celebrate the “unoffici ” close of the Palm Beach social season at the exclusive Breakers Beach Club. Chairpersons: Reid Boren, Tommy Quick, Wally Turner, Margaret and Franck Duriez, Maura Ziska, Eric Christu Ticket Price: $650 Contact: Tim Tracy 561-683-3287 bgcpbc.org

GRACE MARRERO

Busch Wildlife Sanctuary

CAPEHART

TRACEY BENSON

Boys & Girls Clubs of Palm Beach County

AMY J. KIGHT, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF BUSCH WILDLIFE SANCTUARY, WITH A BABY OPOSSUM PATIENT

Busch Wildlife Sanctuary is Palm Beach County’s largest animal rehabilitation center specializing in Florida native wildlife. For over 30 years, the Sanctuary has been rescuing, rehabilitating, and releasing our native species, and reintroducing endangered and keystone species back into our fragile ecosystems. Over 1.7 million guests have participated in our education programs. Main Fundraising Event: Wine in the Wild Date: December 4, 2021 Location: Busch Wildlife Sanctuary, Jupiter Description of Event: Busch Wildlife Sanctuary will host its Third Annual Wine in the Wild Fundraising Gala, with both in-person and virtual options. An online auction will begin November 27, 2021. The on-site event will be an evening of sips, bites, music, and more at the Jupiter location on Saturday, December 4, 2021. Ticket Price: $150 Contact: Carolina Young 561-575-3399 buschwildlife.org/wineinthewild2021

PALM BEACH CHARITY REGISTER

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CARDINAL NEWMAN HIGH SCHOOL

JANET LEVY, SOULA RIFKI

JANET LEVY, LOIS GACKENHEIMER, GAIL SERMERSHEIM

KRISTIN COLLINS, JANA THOEMKE, WILLIAM KOEPPEL, JACKIE MARVIN

Cancer Alliance of Help & Hope, Inc. is a Palm Beach County nonprofit organization founded in 2003 that eases the burden for qualified local cancer patients with emergency circumstances. The organization works to support these patients financially during their cancer treatment period and provides information, guidance, and resources.

ADDITIONAL LISTING

Cardinal Newman is a premier, Catholic college preparatory high school in West Palm Beach. It has a rich tradition of attracting gifted scholars, athletes, and artists who will become women and men of character, faith, and intellect. The school’s vision is to build life’s champions through faith, scholarship, servant leadership, and a strong family atmosphere.

Main Fundraising Event: Shop the Day Away Date: February 24, 2022 Location: The Breakers, Palm Beach Description of Event: Palm Beach’s most fabulous silent auction will feature hundreds of new luxury designer items from the world’s fine t designers and luxury brands, followed by a luncheon featuring celebrity guest speaker Christie Brinkley. Chairpersons: Janet Levy, Soula Rifkin Major Sponsor: Palm Beach Illustrated Ticket Price: $475 Contact: Stanton Collemer 561-748-7227 cahh.org

Cardinal Newman High School

ANNIE WATTS

Cancer Alliance of Help & Hope

CAPEHART

Cancer Alliance of Help & Hope

Main Fundraising Event: Dance the Night Away Date: April 1, 2022 Location: The Breakers, Palm Beach Description of Event: The evening will include a cocktail reception with silent auction, a fabulous three-course dinner, and a great dancing competition with a celebrity panel of judges that includes Andrew Kato, Suzanne Niedland, and Dancing with the Stars professional ballroom dancer and instructor Tony Dovolani. Chairpersons: Janet Levy, Lois Gackenheimer, Gail Sermersheim Major Sponsor: Academy for Nursing and Health Occupations Ticket Price: $500 Contact: Stanton Collemer 561-748-7227 cahh.org

Main Fundraising Event: Newman Night Gala: Bowties and Diamonds Date: March 5, 2022 Location: The Cohen Pavilion at the Kravis Center for the Performing Arts, West Palm Beach Description of Event: Join us as we celebrate 60 years of providing a premier college preparatory, Catholic education in Palm Beach County. The evening will feature dinner, a live auction, and special entertainment by The Midtown Men, from the original cast of Jersey Boys. Honorary Chairpersons: Erin and Michael Nickler Chairpersons: Kristin Collins, Jackie Marvin, Jana Thoemke; Entertainment Chair: William Koeppel Ticket Price: $300 Contact: Mary Martens 561-619-7280 cardinalnewman.com

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PATRICK AND DEBBI KOENIG; MOST REVEREND GERALD M. BARBARITO, BISHOP OF PALM BEACH; CHARLENE AND RICHARD JOHNSON

Serving people in need and creating hope in all stages of life. In living through faith, this organization creates hope for people in need, without regard to religion. Through its 11 programs and ministries, Catholic Charities empowers individuals, delivers social services, and collaborates with others in building just and compassionate communities. Main Fundraising Event: Caritas Dei Bishop’s Gala Date: February 10, 2022 Location: The Breakers, Palm Beach Description of Event: Catholic Charities’ Eleventh Annual Caritas Dei Bishop’s Gala will feature a cocktail hour, live and silent auctions, dinner, and dancing. Our virtual auction is open to everyone online at one.bidpal.net/ccdpb from January 27, 2022 through February 10, 2022. Honorary Chairpersons: Charlene and Richard Johnson, Debbi and Patrick Koenig Major Sponsor: Findlay Galleries Palm Beach Ticket Price: $650 Contact: Courtney Tellier 561-775-9567 ccdpb.org

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Center for Creative Education

CAPEHART

Center for Creative Education

JOHN AND DIANE SCULLEY

The Center for Creative Education has been providing arts to enhance educational engagement for over 26 years. It partners teaching artists with classroom teachers and after-school practitioners to promote curriculum engagement, social-emotional wellbeing, and improve reading proficiency to more than 9,000 students annually. The Foundations School is its newest educational program that ensures academic foundational skills are attainable by all students regardless of circumstances. Main Fundraising Event: Twenty-Seventh Annual Gala Date: March 12, 2022 Location: The Center for Creative Education, West Palm Beach Description of Event: Join the Center for Creative Education (CCE) for an evening of dinner, dancing, and entertainment in honor of its Twenty-Seventh Annual Gala. Proceeds benefit CE’s mission to promote learning through an arts-integrated approach as a means of fostering student engagement and creativity to ensure that all children, regardless of background, are given the opportunity to succeed. Chairpersons: John and Diane Sculley Ticket Price: By invitation Contact: Vivianne Hall 561-805-9927 cceflorida org

CAPEHART

Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Palm Beach

IRENE AND JIM KARP

ADDITIONAL LISTING Main Fundraising Campaign: Center for Creative Education Capital Campaign Description of Campaign: The Center for Creative Education (CCE) is launching a capital campaign to support the purchase and renovation of its new campus located at 2400 Metrocentre Boulevard in West Palm Beach. CCE will be able to expand its program offerings to include a new Media and Visual Arts Center and expanded classrooms space for its newest program The Foundations School. CCE will continue to use the arts to improve students’ academic performance as well as social and emotional development. Honorary Chairpersons: Irene and Jim Karp Contact: Vivianne Hall 561-805-9927 cceflorida org

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DR. FABIANA DESROSIERS, CEO

Center for Family Services was established to meet the mental health needs of the most vulnerable residents in Palm Beach County. The Center strives to strengthen individuals and families through professional and affordable behavioral health and psychoeducational services. Main Fundraising Event: Twenty-Third Annual Old Bags Luncheon Date: February 11, 2022 Location: The Colony Hotel and Worth Avenue, Palm Beach Description of Event: Enjoy an extraordinary designer handbag silent auction, followed by an experience down Worth Avenue with exclusive events and lunch served in one of Palm Beach’s renowned restaurants. Stroll the vias as you shop to support mental health services and finish with an early vening cocktail party. Major Sponsors: Nest Seekers International, Addison Hines Charitable Trust, The Colony Hotel, Tammy and Charlie Pompea, Renee B. Scott Ticket Price: $450 Contact: Kristen Bardin 561-616-1257 ctrfam.org

CHILD RESCUE COALITION

Child Rescue Coalition

COVI CAMPBELL

Chasin A Dream Foundation

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Center for Family Services

CHASIN A DREAM FOUNDER, LORI GRIFFITH

The mission of Chasin A Dream Foundation is to provide individualized life changing assistance to local families with children battling cancer, cystic fibrosis, heart disease, blood disorders, and other life-threatening illnesses and disabilities. Main Fundraising Campaign: Chasin a Dream’s Critical Need Program Description of Campaign: This program was created to financially assi t families whose finan es have been devastated due to a life-threatening medical condition for their child. Assistance comes in the form of paying rent/mortgage, car payments, medical co-pays, physical therapies, prescriptions, food, and basic necessities. Contact: Lori Griffi 561-315-7005 chasinadream.org

FOUNDER AND CEO, CARLY YOOST

Child Rescue Coalition is a Boca Raton-based nonprofit organization that rescues children from sexual abuse by building free technology that allows law enforcement to track, arrest, and prosecute child predators. Since its inception, Child Rescue Coalition has aided in the arrest of over 13,250 predators and the rescue of over 3,050 children from sexual exploitation and abuse. Main Fundraising Event: Fifth Annual Tech with Heart Gala Date: March 5, 2022 Location: Opal Grand Oceanfront Resort & Spa, Delray Beach Description of Event: This inspirational evening will feature powerful presentations, an elegant dinner, and exciting live and silent auctions. Proceeds will enhance technological developments and increase law enforcement training, leading to further predator arrests and the rescue of thousands more children worldwide. Chairpersons: Desiree Asher, Carly BellisSalom, Courtney Campbell, Gina Sinberg, Alenka Yege, Carly Yoost Major Sponsor: TransUnion Ticket Price: $300 Contact: Susan Owens 561-208-9000 childrescuecoalition.org

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Children’s Home Society of Florida

THE ULTIMATE DINNER PARTY

CHILDNET

ChildNet

SCHNEIDER PHOTOGRAPHY

Children’s Foundation of Palm Beach County

PAUL LEONE, CEO OF THE BREAKERS AND KATHY LEONE, CHILD WELFARE ADVOCATE

SHARYN FRANKEL, WALK THE WALK CO-CHAIRPERSON

CHAIRPERSONS JOHN J. TATOOLES, VICTOR MOORE

ChildNet’s mission is to protect abused, abandoned, and neglected children in the communities it serves. Fulfillment of this mission requires constant input and support from community stakeholders and service providers. It is the single private nonprofit entity responsible for administration of the local child welfare system. For more information, visit

The Children’s Foundation of Palm Beach County, administered by the Boca West Foundation, was launched in November of 2010. It came about as a desire by the thousands of volunteers from the Boca West Country Club to give back to Boca Raton and the South Palm Beach County communities. The Foundation has raised more than $13.1 million in support of more than 30 local children’s charities.

On the front lines since 1902, Children’s Home Society of Florida (CHS) is the oldest and largest statewide organization devoted to helping children and families. Determined to reshape the future for children in need, CHS serves more than 50,000 children and family members throughout the state each year. Programs including adoption, mentoring, and prevention and intervention services.

Main Fundraising Event: Walk the Walk Date: December 11, 2021 Location: Flagler Drive, West Palm Beach Description of Event: The Children’s Foundation of Palm Beach County will hold the fi st annual Walk the Walk at the Palm Beaches Marathon on the West Palm Beach Waterfront and will raise funds for over 30 local children’s charities. The festive atmosphere along Flagler Drive will feature activities for the entire family. Chairpersons: Yvonne Ackerman, Sharyn Frankel, Michelle Gluckow, Linda Schaps, Barbara Stoller Wittenstein Major Sponsors: The Frankels, the Manouchehris, Mithun Family Foundation, the Weinbergs, the Fromers, the Adlers, the Herscots, the Harrises, the Pitts, the Isroffs, the Janowers, West Boca Medical Center, Pamela Higer-Polani Law, Braman Motorcars, Fifth Third Bank, the Coopers, NCCI, the Donnells, FP&L, Ygrene, Safe Sun Ticket Price: $50 Contact: Pamela Weinroth 561-488-6980 childrensfoundationpbc.org

Main Fundraising Event: The Ultimate Dinner Party Date: November 17, 2021 Location: Private residences, Palm Beach Description of Event: The Twenty-Ninth Annual Ultimate Dinner Party welcomes guests into magnifi ent island homes for a luxurious, yet intimate dining experience, curated and prepared by the talented chefs of the American Culinary Federation. Patrons can expect an unforgettable evening while providing hope for children. Honorary Chairpersons: Jim and Gaye Engel Chairpersons: John J. Tatooles, Victor Moore Major Sponsors: Palm Beach Illustrated Ticket Price: $750 Contact: Rachel Spillane 561-568-7037 chsfl org/udp

childnet.us or facebook.com/childnet. Main Fundraising Event: Care for Kids Palm Beach Luncheon Date: March 8, 2022 Location: Woodfield ountry Club, Boca Raton Description of Event: ChildNet recognizes individuals for sponsoring, advocating adopting, fostering, and donating to the children and youth that the organization serves within Palm Beach County. The Champion for Children Award will be presented to Kathy and Paul Leone for their advocacy and support of ChildNet. The Community Advocate Award will be presented to Florida Power & Light for their unwavering support. Major Sponsors: Title Sponsor: Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital; Synovus; FP&L; Other Sponsors: AutoNation; Sunshine Health, Searcy Law Firm Ticket Price: $85 Contact: Andrea Cunningham 561-352-2500 childnet.us/events/care-kids-palm-beachluncheon

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CLINICS CAN HELP

Clinics Can Help

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CLEVELAND CLINIC F ORIDA BALL

MATT LINCOLN, OWEN O’NEILL, PAM SWENSEN, CCH CLIENT ZOE

Cleveland Clinic Florida is a nonprofit, multi-specialty, academic medical center that integrates clinical and hospital care with research and education. With locations throughout South Florida, Cleveland Clinic has over 250 physicians with expertise in 55 specialties. Cleveland Clinic’s Florida region now includes Cleveland Clinic Indian River and Cleveland Clinic Martin Health, and has hospitals and outpatient centers in Broward, Palm

The only organization of its kind in Florida (and one of only four in the U.S.), Clinics Can Help (CCH) provides a vast array of medical equipment and supplies for recovery, independence, and to enhance quality of life. The organization is a vital resource, especially for families who have children with special needs, by providing access to critical equipment

Beach, Martin, and St. Lucie Counties.

Main Fundraising Event: Clinics Can Help Eighth Annual Golf Classic Date: October 29, 2021 Location: Banyan Cay Resort and Golf Club, West Palm Beach Description of Event: At an all-new location, and featuring a shotgun start, many contests and men and women’s divisions, the eighth annual event is a must attend for golfers and friends! The event begins at 1 p.m. Honorary Chairperson: Dana Quigley Chairperson: Matt Lincoln Ticket Price: $300 Contact: Jamie Walton 561-640-2995 clinicscanhelp.org

Main Fundraising Event: Florida Ball Date: February 26, 2022 Location: The Breakers, Palm Beach Description of Event: Cleveland Clinic’s annual Florida Ball raises funds for health services and programs for Cleveland Clinic patients in South Florida. The black-tie evening includes an elegant dinner, dancing, and entertainment. Ticket Price: $1,250 Contact: Maggie Selinske 954-659-6720 clevelandclinicflorida org

Community Foundation for Palm Beach and Martin Counties

for children and adults.

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Cleveland Clinic Florida

JULIE FISHER CUMMINGS, CHAIRPERSON, BOARD OF DIRECTORS

In 2022, the Community Foundation will celebrate 50 years of leadership in building vibrant communities through meaningful philanthropy. Last year, the foundation distributed more than $17 million to local nonprofit organizations dedicated to positive youth development, community revitalization, and postsecondary and career pathways. It also supported the dreams of more than 100 area high school students by distributing more than $1 million in college scholarships. Main Fundraising Event: Founder’s Luncheon Fiftieth Anniversary Celebration Date: February 23, 2022 Location: The Cohen Pavilion at the Kravis Center for the Performing Arts, West Palm Beach Description of Event: Celebrate 50 years of philanthropic leadership at the Community Foundation’s annual Founder’s Luncheon. The program will pay tribute to the donors who have made a difference in our community throughout our history, recognize the long-standing impact of our grant partners, and celebrate the strengths of the communities we serve. Major Sponsors: Northern Trust, Marjorie S. Fisher Fund Ticket Price: $100 Contact: Lisa Loomis 561-659-6800 yourcommunityfoundation.org

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THE HONORABLE RUFUS GIFFORD, U.S. CHIEF OF PROTOCOL, FORMER AMBASSADOR TO DENMARK

Compass is the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer (LGBTQ) Community Center serving Palm Beach County. Since 1988, Compass has engaged, empowered, and enriched the lives of LGBTQ people by providing free life-saving services: HIV and AIDS case management, testing and education, LGBTQ youth and family programs, transgender economic empowerment programs, and mental health services. Main Fundraising Event: Cocktails for Compass Date: December 12, 2021 Location: Club Colette, Palm Beach Description of Event: The evening will feature Special Guest The Honorable Rufus Gifford, U.S. Chief of Protocol, former Ambassador to Denmark. Guests will enjoy cocktails, hors d’oeuvres, music, dancing, and an inspiring retrospective of one of Compass’s most fervent supporters, the late fashion designer Alfred Fiandaca. Major Sponsors: Donald A. Burns and Michael G. Lizanich, II; Mark Foley and Ryan Ruark; Mauricio Busa and Barry Hayes; Guy Clark and Harrison Morgan; Nicholas Coppola and David Crespo; Michael Fowler and Dr. David Mittleman; Steven Stolman and Rich Wilkie; First Republic Bank; Palm Health Foundation; PNC Bank Ticket Price: $500 Contact: Julia Murphy 561-533-9699 compassglcc.com

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Croquet Foundation of America

BISHOP HAROLD CALVIN RAY AT THE CARP 20 19 ANNUAL SPRING LUNCHEON

Founded in 1972, Comprehensive Alcoholism Rehabilitation Programs (CARP) provides recovery housing and wrap-around services for economically vulnerable men and women suffering from substance use disorder in Palm Beach County. CARP’s new vision includes gender-specific 12 Step Homes. The organization’s goal is to help break the cycle of hopeless addiction, dependency, and resulting homelessness among Palm Beach County’s at-risk residents. Main Fundraising Event: The CARP Annual Spring Luncheon Date: February 26, 2022 Location: Four Seasons Resort, Palm Beach Description of Event: The Annual Spring Luncheon celebrates the opening of CARP’s Men’s and Women’s 12 Step Homes, which support abstinence-based recovery— and offer hope to Palm Beach County’s economically vulnerable. Honorary Chairperson: Michael R. Fagan Chairperson: Bishop Harold Calvin Ray Ticket Price: $200 Contact: Michele Lutz 561-844-6400 carpinc.com

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PAULETTE MARTIN AND AMY MARIE MEISTER

Comprehensive Alcoholism Rehabilitation Programs (CARP)

U.S. STATE DEPARTMENT

Compass Community Center

SUZANNE TURNER, DAVID MCCOY

The Croquet Foundation of America is a nonprofit foundation dedicated to enriching lives through the promotion and development of the sport of croquet in America. The Croquet Center houses the U.S. Croquet Museum, U.S. Croquet Hall of Fame, National Croquet Club, Special Olympics Croquet Club, and the U.S. Croquet Association. Dining and event services are provided by SandyJames Fine Foods. Main Fundraising Event: U.S. Croquet Hall of Fame Induction Gala Date: February 18, 2022 Location: The National Croquet Center, West Palm Beach Description of Event: Induction of four honorees into the U.S. Croquet Hall of Fame. The Induction Ceremony is proceeded by a cocktail hour and followed by a candlelight gourmet dinner, music, and dancing. Chairperson: Suzanne Turner Ticket Price: $235 Contact: Marie Sweetser 561-478-2300, ext. 1 croquetnational.com

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Delray Beach Public Library

FRED AND SUE MENOWITZ

DANA-FARBER CANCER INSTITUTE’S YAWKEY CENTER FOR CANCER CARE LOCATED IN BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS

AMY SNOOK, CHIARA CLAR

Founded in 1955, the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation is the world’s leader in the search for a cure for cystic fibrosis. The Foundation was started by parents desperate to save their children’s lives. Their drive and determination to prolong life has resulted in tremendous strides, accelerating innovative research and drug development, as well

Ever since Sidney Farber, MD achieved the first-ever remissions of childhood leukemia 75 years ago, Dana-Farber Cancer Institute has been renowned for using its discoveries to improve cancer treatment for children and adults in Palm Beach County and around the world. We invite you to support our medical pioneers and compassionate caregivers. Join us in our quest to prevent, treat, and defy cancer.

The Delray Beach Library enriches the lives of our diverse community and provides support to local businesses by creating and sustaining superior library services through responsible staff, dynamic collections, effective programming, technology, and access to global information. The library is considered the people’s university, where everyone has free access to materials, programs, and staff.

Main Fundraising Campaign: The DanaFarber Campaign: Palm Beach Celebration Dinner Date: March 2, 2022 Location: The Breakers, Palm Beach Description of Event: A celebratory dinner to recognize leadership campaign donors to our $60 million Palm Beach fundraising initiative. This special effort is part of The Dana-Farber Campaign, a historic $2 billion campaign to defy cancer. Ticket Price: By invitation Contact: Karen Martins 561-833-2080 dana-farber.org

Main Fundraising Event: Laugh with the Library: Chapter 15 Date: February 4, 2022 Location: Opal Grand Ocean Resort and Spa, Delray Beach Description of Event: Held in a resort casual atmosphere, you can have fun with friends while supporting the library. Comedy, cocktails, and culinary delights keep the laughter coming all night long. Chairpersons: Mari Bianco, Chiara Clark, Abi Donovan, Nynke Henderson, Ari Kobren, Amy Snook, Therese Snyder Major Sponsors: Ocean Properties Hotels and Resort, Kolter, Paradise Bank, Moroco Orthodontics, Glotzer & Kobren Law Ticket Price: $400 Contact: Kae Jonsons 561-266-0798 delraylibrary.org/laugh

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Dana-Farber Cancer Institute

SARA SAPP

Cystic Fibrosis Foundation

as advancing care and advocacy. Main Fundraising Event: 65 Roses Golf Classic Date: January 27, 2022 Location: High Ridge Country Club, Lantana Description of Event: The 65 Roses Golf Classic will be held for its ninth year at this premier club known for its exclusive facilities. The tournament includes gourmet lunch, greens fee, awards, and prizes. Participants enjoy challenging play on a top-rated and private course. Spots are limited to encourage faster play. Chairperson: Fred Menowitz Major Sponsors: Sue and Fred Menowitz, Karen and Elliot Hershberg Ticket Price: $650 Contact: Colette Beland 561-683-9965 cff.org/palmbeach

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The Everglades Foundation

Executive Women of the Palm Beaches

JOSIE NATORI, RENOWNED FASHION LOUNGEWEAR DESIGNER, WILL BE HONORED AT THE 20 22 STYLE FOR HOPE LUNCHEON

CO-FOUNDER PAUL TUDOR JONES II AND SONIA JONES

KEELY GIDEON-TAYLOR, DENISE VALZ, DENISE MARIANI

Dress for Success Palm Beaches is part of a worldwide movement for change that seeks to provide long-lasting solutions to help women break the cycle of poverty. The organization’s mission is to empower women to achieve economic independence by providing a network of support, professional attire, and development tools to help women thrive in work and in life.

The Everglades Foundation is a 501 (c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to leading efforts to restore and protect the greater Everglades ecosystem. Since its founding in 1993 by a group of local enthusiasts, the foundation has become a respected and important advocate for the sustainability of one of the world’s most unique ecosystems.

For 39 years, Executive Women of the Palm Beaches (EWPBF) has inspired women to succeed and lead personally and professionally for the betterment of business and the community. The organization has awarded more than 200 scholarships totaling more than $800,000 to deserving women and 40 significant grants to local nonprofits. EWPBF offers opportunities to excel through networking, education, mentorship, and developing advocacy skills.

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Dress for Success Palm Beaches

Main Fundraising Event: Style for Hope Luncheon Date: March 11, 2022 Location: The Cohen Pavilion at the Kravis Center for the Performing Arts, West Palm Beach Description of Event: The Style for Hope Luncheon is Dress for Success Palm Beaches’ hallmark fundraising event where the organization will present its signature “Style Icon” award. This year, the event will honor Josie Natori, founder and CEO of Natori, renowned for its fine loung wear and accessories. Once again, WPTV’s Kelley Dunn will emcee. Honorary Chairpersons: Lilly Leas Ferreira, Minnie Pulitzer Chairpersons: Faith Meyer, Bernadette O’Grady Ticket Price: $150 Contact: Mary Hart 561-249-3898 dressforsuccesspb.org

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Main Fundraising Event: ForEverglades Gala Date: February 19, 2022 Location: The Breakers, Palm Beach Description of Event: The ForEverglades benefit will elcome more than 800 guests and provide a night of red-carpet fun and entertainment. The money raised will support scientifi ally sound, achievable solutions to restore and protect the fragile Everglades ecosystem. Ticket Price: $1,500 Contact: Debbie Fife 212-245-6570 evergladesfoundation.com

Main Fundraising Event: Thirty-Ninth Annual Women in Leadership Awards Luncheon Date: April 21, 2022 Location: The Cohen Pavilion at the Kravis Center for the Performing Arts, West Palm Beach Description of Event: EWPBF will award the prestigious Cynthia Allen Gracey Women in Leadership Awards to exemplary women who have demonstrated extraordinary achievements in leadership in the nonprofi , private, public, and volunteer sectors. Proceeds from the event help to fund our local scholarship and grant programs. Chairpersons: Keely Gideon-Taylor, Denise Mariani, Denise Valz Major Sponsors: FP&L, Hubbard South Florida, The Palm Beach Post, Frances Fisher, HBKS Wealth Advisors, Wilmington Trust—M & T Charitable Foundation, Dorothy Bradshaw, Virginia Spencer, Jupiter Medical Center, Palm Beach Atlantic University Ticket Price: $150 Contact: Tara Laxer 561-868-7070 ewpb.org

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Family Promise North/Central Palm Beach County

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FIESTA ON FLAGLER COMMITTEE

Family Promise North/Central Palm Beach County is dedicated to helping local children experiencing homelessness by empowering their families to regain self-sufficiency. Through a network of nonprofit and interfaith organizations, families are provided temporary shelter, meals, and support. Because every child deserves a home. Main Fundraising Event: Fiesta on Flagler Date: March 11, 2022 Location: Flagler Drive, West Palm Beach Description of Event: Are you ready to fie ta? Fiesta on Flagler will be the talked about event of 2022 with live entertainment, delicious food, and festive decor. The proceeds from this event will help provide service, meals, and shelter for children who are served by Family Promise of North/Central Palm Beach County. Ticket Price: $75 Contact: Kiana Rivera 561-318-8864 familypromisencpbc.org

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Florida Atlantic University

FEEDING SOUTH FLORIDA

Feeding South Florida

EMILY DIAZ, FEEDING SOUTH FLORIDA’S CULINARY TRAINING PROGRAM STUDENT

FAU PRESIDENT JOHN KELLY AND FIRST LA Y CAROLYN KELLY

Feeding South Florida is a member of the Feeding America network and is the leading domestic hunger-relief organization serving Palm Beach, Broward, Miami-Dade, and Monroe Counties. Last year, Feeding South Florida provided over 176 million pounds of food (146 million meals) to over 1 million individuals through direct-service programs and over 500 community partners.

Florida Atlantic University, established in 1961, officially opened its doors in 1964 as the fifth public university in Florida. Today, the University serves more than 30,000 undergraduate and graduate students across six campuses located along the southeast Florida coast. FAU has an annual economic impact of $6.3 billion, and is ranked as a top public university by U.S. News and

Main Fundraising Campaign: Sponsor a Student: FSF’s Culinary Training Program Description of Campaign: Feeding South Florida believes in breaking the cycle of hunger and poverty by empowering families with the resources necessary to thrive. Our 12-week Culinary Training Program designed by James Beard Awardnominated Chef Lindsay Autry is free to students and prepares them for careers post-graduation. Contact: Sari Vatske 954-518-1818 feedingsouthflorida org

Main Fundraising Event: President’s Gala Date: April 2, 2022 Location: Martin F. and Jane Greenberg Foundation Tower, FAU Stadium, Boca Raton campus Description of Event: President John Kelly and First Lady Carolyn Kelly look forward to welcoming the public back to FAU. The 2022 President’s Gala will celebrate 60 years of achievements while raising funds for student scholarships. It will be a night to remember with gourmet dining, live entertainment, fi eworks, and more. Major Sponsors: Dr. Alan Aker and Dr. Ann Kasten-Aker, Brent and Tammy Burns, DPR Construction, Dr. Michael and Phyllis Dennis, GA Telesis, JM Family Enterprises, Palm Beach Illustrated, PNC Bank, Jay and Marilyn Weinberg Ticket Price: $300 Contact: Michael D’Eugenio 561-618-1476 gala.fau.edu

World Report.

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Fuller Center

FOUNDCARE

FoundCare, Inc., is a nonprofit federally qualified health center that offers pediatric and adult primary care, chronic disease management, behavioral health services, dentistry, laboratory services, x-rays, women’s health, and an onsite pharmacy throughout its seven locations in Palm Beach County. FoundCare accepts most insurance, Medicaid, Medicare, and self-pay on a sliding-fee scale. Main Fundraising Event: À Votre Santé Date: March 27, 2022 Location: Club Colette, Palm Beach Description of Event: In celebration of FoundCare’s “Tomorrow Starts Today” capital campaign, the 2022 Á Votre Santé (To Your Health) will return with its fabulous live auction, cocktails, hors d’oeuvres, and entertainment. The benefit will raise funds for FoundCare’s expansion projects. Ticket Price: $325 Contact: Jennifer Bullerwell 561-472-9160, ext. 220 foundcare.org

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PEG ANDERSON, SIMONE SPIEGEL

In its fiftieth year, the Fuller Center (formerly the Florence Fuller Child Development Centers) is happy to announce its new mission to embrace, educate, and empower hardworking, under-resourced families and children to achieve their full potential. The agency’s vision is to be the leading organization providing access and opportunities for all children and families to help build a strong and vibrant community. Main Fundraising Event: Wee Dream Ball Date: December 3, 2021 Location: Boca West Country Club, Boca Raton Description of Event: The Wee Dream Ball celebrates the agency’s fiftieth anniversary! Join the Fuller Center for an inspirational evening filled with the highly sought-after Neiman Marcus Chance items, a small but elevated silent auction, a delectable dinner, dancing, and a celebratory Gifts from the Heart presentation. Honorary Chairpersons: David Clark, Hiromi Printz Chairpersons: Peg Anderson, Simone Spiegel Major Sponsors: Kathy and Paul Adkins, ADT, Peg Anderson, Karen and Jay Foreman, Amy and Mike Kazma, Neiman Marcus Boca Raton, Jo Ann and Philip Procacci Ticket Price: $300 Contact: Alana Lagerström 561-391-7274, ext. 134 ffcdc.org

CURRY KRASULAK

DOWNTOWN PHOTOS

COURTESY OF FOUNDCARE

FoundCare

Furry Friends Adoption Clinic & Ranch

HONORARY CHAIRPERSONS JOE NAMATH, CHARLES MODICA

As the only no-kill shelter open to the public in northern Palm Beach County, The Humane Society of Greater Jupiter/Tequesta, Inc., doing business as Furry Friends Adoption, Clinic & Ranch, has been rescuing, rehabilitating, re-homing, and providing a safe harbor for homeless and neglected animals for 40 years. Main Fundraising Event: Gimme Shelter Gala Date: February 26, 2022 Location: Pelican Club, Jupiter Description of Event: The gala will begin with a cocktail reception overlooking the Jupiter Lighthouse followed by dinner, dancing, an award to top honorees Jack Hanna and Cathy Bissell, and silent and live auctions. An exciting program will provide a fun-filled evening for all guests, while raising much-needed funds for the animals in our care. Honorary Chairpersons: Joe Namath, Charles Modica Chairpersons: Mara Schainuck Benjamin, Ansley Dileo, Linda Mennen Major Sponsors: In Honor of Herb Baum; Land Rover Palm Beach; Disaster Management Group; Provident Jewelry; Searcy, Denney, Scarola, Barnhart & Shipley Ticket Price: $500 Contact: Curry Krasulak 561-747-5311, ext. 3 furryfriendsadoption.org

PALM BEACH CHARITY REGISTER

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CURRY KRASULAK

2022 FURRY FRIENDS CLAY SHOOT CHAIRPERSONS MATT ADKINS, GLENN ANDERSON

PARTICIPANTS AT THE STEPS FOR LIFE 5K RUN AND WALK OF SOUTH FLORIDA

MINDY SLOANE SHIKIAR, ETHEL ISAACS WILLIAMS, DANIELLE MOORE, JENNIFER EATON, AMY SIEGEL ORAN

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Gift of Life Marrow Registry is a nonprofit that cures patients battling blood cancer, sickle cell, and other life-threatening diseases by providing donors for marrow and stem cell transplants. Established in 1991, the organization is singularly passionate about engaging the public to help get everyone involved in curing blood cancer, whether as a donor, a volunteer, or a financial supporter.

Girl Scouts of Southeast Florida serves nearly 6,000 girls in Broward, Palm Beach, Martin, St. Lucie, Indian River, and Okeechobee counties. We empower girls ages 5 to 17 with vision and voice to command their future, engage their communities, and inspire others. Girl Scouts of Southeast Florida offers every girl a chance to practice a lifetime of leadership, adventure, and success.

Main Fundraising Event: Land Rover Palm Beach Presents the Third Annual Pull for Paws Clay Shoot Benefiting the Furry Friends Shelter to Service Dog Program Date: March 25, 2022 Location: OK Corral Gun Club, Okeechobee Description of Event: Enjoy a fun filled day with a 100-clay shoot competition, raffles, auctions, and lunch. All to raise much needed funds for Furry Friends Shelter to Service Dog Program aimed at training, matching, and pairing shelter dogs with Veterans needing assistance companions. Chairpersons: Matt Adkins, Glenn Anderson Major Sponsors: Land Rover of Palm Beach, Manheim Palm Beach, Palm Beach Auto Group, ESPN Radio, Hedrick Brothers Construction, Peter Pauley, Proline Distributors, The Anderson Family, Cox Automotive Ticket Price: $250 Contact: Curry Krasulak 561-747-5311, ext. 3 furryfriendsadoption.org

Girl Scouts of Southeast Florida

BANCROFT CREATIVE GROUP

Gift of Life Marrow Registry

GRACIELA VALDES FINE ART PHOTOGRAPHY

Furry Friends Adoption Clinic & Ranch

Main Fundraising Event: Steps for Life 5K Run and Walk of South Florida Date: January 16, 2022 Location: Florida Atlantic University, Boca Raton Description of Event: Gift of Life’s annual Steps for Life 5K is dedicated to raising awareness for blood stem cell and bone marrow transplants. Funds raised are used to add new donors to the worldwide bone marrow registry. This run/walk event makes it easy and fun for adults and children to support the organization’s lifesaving work. Chairpersons: Dana Aberman, Donna Krasner, Wendy Schulman Major Sponsors: CBRE Group, Inc., McKesson, Rubius Therapeutics Ticket Price: $30 Contact: Jody Greenspon 561-982-2900 giftoflife.org/stepsforlife

Main Fundraising Event: Emerald Awards Ceremony and Luncheon Date: May 13, 2022 Location: Four Seasons Resort, Palm Beach Description of Event: The Emerald Awards will honor four women in Palm Beach County who serve as role models to today’s young women. A Lifetime Achievement Award for Philanthropy will also be given to a woman who embodies the spirit of giving, and strives to leave a legacy of philanthropy for future generations. Chairperson: Virginia Spencer Ticket Price: $150 Contact: Alexandra Alfred 561-815-1808 gssef.org

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EMILIA FANJUL

Glades Academy Foundation promotes quality education in Pahokee, Florida, through contributions to Everglades Preparatory Academy and Glades Academy charter schools. It provides excellent facilities, administrative support, and funding to assure an increasing variety of educational opportunities, including a summer camp and positive life experiences for rural, at-risk students. Main Fundraising Event: An Evening of Great Expectations Dinner and Auction Date: January 14, 2022 Location: Café Boulud, The Brazilian Court Palm Beach Description of Event: Completely underwritten by J. Pepe Fanjul, the nineteenth annual dinner and live auction will donate 100 percent of its proceeds to charter schools. Chairperson: Emilia Fanjul Major Sponsors: J. Pepe Fanjul, Florida Crystals Corporation, William Pitt Foundation Ticket Price: $500 Contact: Adriana Lum 561-366-5115 gladesacademy.org

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Grey Team

PHOTO BY LAUREN GALIN

Grandma’s Place

LILA PHOTO

Glades Academy Foundation

MANDA GALIN, JODIE SCHMITZ

Grandma’s Place is a nonprofit organization that provides shelter and loving care to children who have suffered abuse or neglect and have been removed from their homes. It also provides supports to parents and caregivers of children with special needs to maximize each child’s safety and success. Main Fundraising Event: Sixth Annual Grandma’s Angels Holiday Luncheon Date: November 30, 2021 Location: Sailfish Club, Palm Beach Description of Event: This luncheon rings in the holiday season with a wine reception, a fabulous silent auction, a small live auction by Neil Saffer, and local CBS12 News Anchor Liz Quirantes as the celebrity emcee. It is held in memory of Lou Ann Wilson-Swan, the founder and previous chairperson of the luncheon. Honorary Chairperson: Hermé de Wyman Miro Chairpersons: Jodie Schmitz, Manda Galin Major Sponsors: International Society of Palm Beach, Cypress Insurance Group, Toshiba Business Systems Ticket Price: $200 Contact: Roxanne Jacobs 561-376-0488 grandmasplacepb.org

LEXYE AVERSA, CARY REICHBACH

Grey Team’s humanitarian mission has turned around lives for hundreds of Veterans, staving off PTSD-related suicide while providing purpose in life. Co-Founded by Cary Reichbach (a U.S. Army veteran), Grey Team offers physical, mental, and wellness protocols through Operation Phoenix. With proprietary programs and proven therapies to rehabilitate military veterans and those serving in active duty, the exhilaration of rejuvenation and new opportunities is palpable. Main Fundraising Event: Veterans’ Voices: Breaking the Silence Date: April 27, 2022 Location: Palm Beach County Convention Center, West Palm Beach Description of Event: A Bridge to Healing for Veterans includes a full-day symposium, expo, and lunch with a keynote address. An integrated approach inspiring community engagement to serve our Veterans as they served us. Hear their experiences, feel their wounds, and help relieve their distress through generosity and compassion. Honorary Chairpersons: Dr. Alan Bauman, Gregory Fried, Honorable Al Baldasaro, Matt Eversmann Chairpersons: Luis Martinez, Lexye Aversa, Cary Reichbach Major Sponsors: Bauman Medical, Gregory’s Fine Jewelry, Professional Touch International, LexAventures, Grunt Style Contact: Lexye Aversa 561-512-7333 greyteam.org

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TAYLOR HEITNER OF RCC ASSOCIATES NAILS ROOF SHINGLES DURING WOMEN BUILD 2021

TRACEY BENSON, NICHOLAS MELE

SIXTH ANNUAL BLOOM FEST

Hanley Foundation

RACHEL HERSEY

HabCenter

Habitat for Humanity of South Palm Beach County

HabCenter is a nonprofit organization that provides day programming, social services, and vocational training for adults with intellectual, developmental, and physical disabilities. A body and mind may have limitations, but the organization believes that the power and potential of the human spirit is limitless. HabCenter invites you to join their fight to keep this valuable South Florida resource available to the community and future generations. Main Fundraising Event: Sixth Annual Bloom Fest Date: April 7, 2022 Location: HabCenter Plant Nursery, Boca Raton Description of Event: Sixth Annual Bloom Fest is an outdoor event with raffles, silent auctions, small bites, drinks, and entertainment. Ticket Price: $60 Contact: Anika Wali 561-483-4200, ext. 137 habcenter.org

Habitat for Humanity of South Palm Beach County is a nonprofit organization that helps families build and improve places to call home. The organization believes that affordable housing plays a critical role in strong and stable communities. It strives for a world where everyone has a decent place to live. Its services are funded through generous donors and performed by dedicated volunteers. Main Fundraising Event: Women Build Date: March 3-5, 2022 Location: Boynton Beach Description of Event: Women Build is an annual fundraising event that allows women to have a hands-on impact in their community. Taking place over three days, women will have the opportunity to raise funds and participate in a half-day shift to help build a Habitat Home alongside a deserving future Habitat Homeowner. Ticket Price: $1,000 Contact: Marta Knowles 561-819-6070 habitatsouthpalmbeach.org/women-build

FRITZ AND JUDY VAN DER GRIFT, STACEY LEULIETTE

Hanley Foundation envisions a world free of addiction, leading the way as the largest provider of educational programs that prevent underage drinking in the state of Florida. Hanley Foundation’s mission is to eliminate addiction through prevention, advocacy, and recovery support. In addition to offering recovery scholarships to those in need and facilitating trainings to identify the signs of substance misuse, the Foundation works to reduce stigma and inform policy through its advocacy efforts. Hanley Foundation educates, changes minds, and saves lives with its evidence-based programs proven through research to prevent and delay the use of alcohol and other drugs. Main Fundraising Event: Palm Beach Dinner Date: January 20, 2022 Location: Sailfish Club of Florida, Palm Beach Description of Event: The Palm Beach Dinner will be an elegant evening with live entertainment benefiting Hanley Foundation’s mission while protecting children’s dreams and futures through prevention programming and restoring dreams for people with substance use disorders through recovery support. Chairpersons: Judy and Fritz Van der Grift, Stacey Leuliette Ticket Prices: $350 for those aged 40 and under, $500 per person for all others Contact: Maria Bertuzzelli 561-268-2355 hanleyfoundation.org

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Hearing the Ovarian Cancer Whisper (HOW)

CHRISTIAN AND ANN-BRITT ANGLE; KELLY AND JOE ROONEY; SOPHIA, JULIAN, AND VIVIEN ANGLE; MELISSA ROONEY

TRACEY BENSON

Hanley Foundation

TRACEY BENSON

Hanley Foundation

NANCY CARABOOLAD, VIRGINIA MORTARA, NELLIE BENOIT

KEVIN HOLCOMB, MD, PATRICIA O’CONNELL

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Main Fundraising Event: Twenty-Seventh Annual Family Picnic Date: March 6, 2022 Location: National Croquet Center, West Palm Beach Description of Event: To underscore the Foundation’s belief that “family time is time well spent,” the picnic will include lunch, activities, and silent auction items for kids and adults. The picnic will benefit substance misuse prevention programming throughout Florida. Honorary Chairpersons: Abigail and Hampton Beebe Chairpersons: Kelly and Joe Rooney, AnnBritt and Christian Angle Ticket Prices: free for children aged 3 and younger, $50 for children aged 4 to 17, $225 for adults Contact: Maria Bertuzzelli 561-268-2355 hanleyfoundation.org

Main Fundraising Event: Monday After the Masters Golf Classic Date: April 11, 2022 Location: Bear Lakes Country Club, West Palm Beach Description of Event: This long-standing benefit will raise funds for addiction treatment scholarships. The event will begin with a shotgun start, followed by 18 holes of competitive play. A silent auction, lunch, and awards presentation will follow. Honorary Chairpersons: Suzanne Holmes, Gary Harris Chairpersons: Nellie Benoit, Nancy Caraboolad, Virginia Mortara Ticket Prices: $750 for guests aged 40 and younger, $1,000 per golfer, $4,000 per foursome Contact: Maria Bertuzzelli 561-268-2355 hanleyfoundation.org

Founded by the late Jacquie Liggett 21 years ago, Hearing the Ovarian Cancer Whisper (HOW) supports research in ovarian cancer through the Jacquie Liggett Fellowship, helps women who have ovarian cancer with financial aid through the Jacquie Liggett Angel Fund, offers scholarships in gynecological oncology through the Dr. Robert C. Knapp Medical Student Award, and provides educational programs about symptoms and risks for early detection.

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Main Fundraising Event: Twenty-First Annual Time is of the Essence Lecture and Luncheon Date: January 24, 2022 Location: The Colony Hotel, Palm Beach Description of Event: The Twenty-First Annual Time is of the Essence Lecture and Luncheon will feature renowned ovarian cancer expert Dr. Kevin Holcomb, Professor of Obstetrics and Gynecology at WeilCornell Medical College. Chairperson: Patricia O’Connell Major Sponsor: Betsy K. Matthews Ticket Price: $350 Contact: Jennifer McGrath 561-406-2109 howflorida.org

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Historical Society of Palm Beach County

PHYLLIS TURNER JEPSON

THE HISTORIC 1916 COURTHOUSE, HOME OF THE RICHARD AND PAT JOHNSON PALM BEACH COUNTY HISTORY MUSEUM

RACHEL TESSOFF, CHRISTIAN STAHLMAN, KIANA RIVERA, SARAH SCHEFFER, PATRICK PAINTER, TAYLOR MATERIO

CHAIRPERSONS BARBARA RICHARDSON, LORRAINE MANFRE

Since 1937, the Historical Society of Palm Beach County has collected, protected, and shared the county’s rich history and cultural heritage. The society reaches hundreds of thousands of Palm Beach County’s young people, residents, and visitors each year through its archival collection, educational programming, and the Richard and Pat Johnson Palm Beach County History Museum.

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Holy Ground shelters and mentors homeless, pregnant, and parenting young mothers and their children in Palm Beach County who are willing to make positive changes in their lives. Holy Ground provides a home and hope. It makes a long-term commitment to work individually with each mother towards independent living, economic sustainability, a stable family situation, and lasting generational change.

Main Fundraising Event: Nineteenth Annual Archival Evening Date: December 2, 2021 Location: Sailfish Club of Florida, Palm Beach Description of Event: This elegant, lively evening will celebrate “History in Paradise: through Archives of the HSPBC,” featuring dinner and dancing amid spectacular decor while recognizing the ongoing critical role of its Archives. Chairpersons: Lee Ann and Jeffrey Alderton, Ann-Britt and Christian Angle, Abigail and Hampton Beebe Ticket Price: Starts at $750 Contact: Caroline Frazier 561-832-4164, ext. 106 pbchistory.org

Holy Ground PBC

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Historical Society of Palm Beach County

Main Fundraising Event: Evening on Antique Row Date: March 5, 2022 Location: Antique Row Shopping District, West Palm Beach Description of Event: Young Friends of the Historical Society and the Antique Row Association will present the chicest street party in town, as Antique Row comes alive with entertainment, food, and drink. Major Sponsors: Hedrick Brothers Construction, Palm Beach Illustrated Ticket Price: $75 Contact: Caroline Frazier 561-832-4164, ext. 106 pbchistory.org

Main Fundraising Event: A Shower for Shelter Annual Luncheon and Auction Date: January 23, 2022 Location: The Cohen Pavilion at the Kravis Center for the Performing Arts, West Palm Beach Description of Event: The annual luncheon will celebrate 11 years of service and will highlight Holy Ground’s capital campaign in support of its newly purchased northern campus. This year’s delicious luncheon will feature special entertainment, exciting silent and live auctions, and fun door prizes. Chairpersons: Barbara Richardson, Lorraine Manfre Major Sponsors: PNC Bank; Palm Beach Accounting and Financial Services, LLC Ticket Price: $125 Contact: Barbara Richardson 561-355-5040 holygroundpbc.org

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HomeSafe is a nationally accredited nonprofit dedicated to protecting Palm Beach County’s and South Florida’s most vulnerable residents—victims of child abuse and domestic violence. Through its results-driven approach, the organization has grown into a leading provider of prevention and intervention services, serving more than 14,000 infants, children, young adults, and

THE HONDA CLASSIC

The Honda Classic showcases the best golfers on the PGA Tour, with the ultimate goal of positively impacting children in the local community. Since inception, over $55 million has been distributed to charity. In 2021, Honda Classic Cares directly impacted more than 100,000 children and families through its partnerships with 100 nonprofit organizations.

families each year. Main Fundraising Event: The Classic Rock and Roll Party Date: January 29, 2022 Location: Seminole Hard Rock Hotel and Casino, Hollywood Description of Event: HomeSafe’s annual fundraiser, The Classic Rock and Roll Party, includes a full-course dinner, open bar, silent auction, and live entertainment. Nicko McBrain, Iron Maiden drummer, serves as Celebrity Host. Featured entertainment by Tribute bands Bee Gees Now and ABBA Revisited. Chairpersons: Steve Bernstein and Abby Bernstein-Henderson Major Sponsors: Stoops Family Foundation, Steven E. Bernstein Family Foundation, Ken and Maggie Rosenberg, Seminole Hard Rock Hotel and Casino Ticket Price: $500 Contact: Chere Brodi 561-383-9842 helphomesafe.org/TheClassic2022

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PAUL GOLD, TRIPLE CROWN STUDIO

HOMESAFE

EVENT CHAIRPERSONS STEVE BERNSTEIN, ABBY BERNSTEIN-HENDERSON

Horses Healing Hearts

TRACEY BENSON

Honda Classic Cares

HomeSafe

Main Fundraising Event: The Honda Classic Date: February 24-27, 2022 Location: PGA National Resort & Spa, Palm Beach Gardens Description of Event: More than 200,000 spectators will attend this community event which will boast the world’s top golfers in competition, along with kids’ and family activities, fireworks, nightly concerts, and more than a dozen public hospitality structures for fans to enjoy. Chairpersons: Barbara Nicklaus, Gary Nicklaus Major Sponsors: American Honda Motor Co. Inc, Tire Kingdom, Jupiter Medical Center, Florida Power & Light, Palm Beach County Sports Commission, Discover the Palm Beaches, Tito’s Handmade Vodka, Lilly Pulitzer, Constellation Brands. Ticket Price: $60 Contact: Kenneth Kennerly 561-799-2747 hccares.org

HORSES TEACH THE CHILDREN HOW TO CONNECT WITH THEIR FEELINGS, A CRUCIAL STEP IN HEALING.

For over a decade, Horses Healing Hearts (HHH) has helped children facing adversity heal from growing up with parental substance abuse. In response to community need, HHH also helps youth struggling with anxiety and depression. Through the inspirational connection of horses and the power of hope, HHH provides emotional support and resilience by teaching coping skills for a life free of drugs and alcohol. Main Fundraising Event: Horses Healing Hearts Ninth Annual Fundraising Event Date: April 2, 2022 Location: The Katz Pavillion, West Palm Beach Description of Event: The ninth annual fundraising event will offer an elegant evening of dinner, dancing, live entertainment, and an auction to benefit an extraordinary cause: Horses Healing Hearts, the only organization of its kind. Ticket Price: Starting at $149 Contact: Elise Dworkin 914-525-5104 hhhusa.org

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Impact 100 Palm Beach County

ELIZABETH TRUONG, IMPACT THE PALM BEACHES PRESIDENT; LAUREN STERLACCI, VICE PRESIDENT

The Ireland Funds

HOLLY SCHUTTLER, PRESIDENT OF IMPACT 100 PALM BEACH COUNTY AT THE GRAND AWARDS CELEBRATION IN 2021

Impact the Palm Beaches is a philanthropic organization comprised of women who collectively give to nonprofits in Central and Northern Palm Beach County to ignite transformational change through five core service areas: arts and culture, education, environment and animal welfare, health and wellness, and family. The organization’s members possess a commitment to invest in innovative projects in the community.

Impact 100 Palm Beach County is a 501(c)(3) women’s nonprofit that advances local philanthropy by combining donations from members to fund grants that create high-impact change in our community. Members have awarded over $4.5 million in grants to local nonprofit initiatives in five focus areas: arts, culture, and historic preservation; education; environment and animal welfare; family; and health and wellness.

Main Fundraising Event: 2022 Impact Awards Celebration Date: April 28, 2022 Location: Eissey Campus Theater at Palm Beach State College Description of Event: The 2022 Impact Awards Celebration will be an exciting live event where finalists (local nonprofits) present their proposals for funding to the Impact members. A vote will be taken, and grants will be immediately awarded. Impact the Palm Beaches will award one or more $100,000 Impact Grants. Chairpersons: Elizabeth Truong, Lauren Sterlacci Contact: Cara MacVane 561-685-2342 impactpalmbeaches.org

Main Fundraising Event: Grand Awards Celebration Date: April 19, 2022 Location: Keith C. and Elaine Johnson Wold Performing Arts Center at Lynn University, Boca Raton Description of Event: Our goal is to significantly increase grant funding to local nonprofits. Therefore, we hope to grow our membership of women who contribute $1,000 each. We then combine these contributions to give several $100,000 grants. Our goal is 700 members in 2021-2022 resulting in $700,000 invested locally! Major Sponsors: Goldman Sachs—Tandy Robinson, Neiman Marcus, Boca Raton Resort & Club, Crocker Partners/BRIC, Gary Peters Family Foundation, NCCI, Carrie Rubin, Saks Fifth Avenue Contact: Holly Schuttler 561-336-4623 impact100pbc.org

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WARNER-PROKOS PHOTOGRAPHY

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Impact the Palm Beaches

MICHELE KESSLER, SHEILA O’MALLEY FUCHS, LORE MORAN DODGE, TOM QUICK, HILLIE MAHONEY

The Ireland Funds is a global philanthropic network established in 1976 to promote and support peace, culture, education, and community development throughout the island of Ireland, and Irish-related causes around the world. With chapters in 12 countries, The Ireland Funds has raised over $650 million for deserving causes in Ireland and beyond, benefiting more than 3,200 different organizations. Main Fundraising Event: The Emerald Isle Ball Date: February 17, 2022 Location: The Breakers, Palm Beach Description of Event: The thirty-first annual black-tie ball includes a cocktail reception, dinner, dancing, and an honoree presentation. Honorary Chairpersons: Michele Kessler, Sheila O’Malley Fuchs, Lore Moran Dodge, Tom Quick, Hillie Mahoney Ticket Price: $600 Contact: Carla Capone 212-213-1166 irelandfunds.org

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Jewish Federation of Palm Beach County

JOEL AND NANCY HART, MYRON AND LINDA TEITELBAUM, CHAIRPERSONS OF CELEBRATING PHILANTHROPY

SAMUEL D. LIEBOVICH, CHAIRPERSON OF THE LEGACY DONOR APPRECIATION EVENT

As the “city hall” of the Jewish community, Jewish Federation of Palm Beach County addresses the most vital causes in the Palm Beaches, Israel, and beyond. Fueled by the generosity and leadership of dedicated philanthropists, Federation cares for those who need help, connects people with their Jewish identity, and creates a secure community that stands up to anti-Semitism.

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CYNTHIA AND ARTHUR SCHECHNER

JARC Florida provides programs and services to educate and empower individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Main Fundraising Event: JARC’s ThirtySixth Annual Gala Date: March 13, 2022 Location: Boca West Country Club, Boca Raton Description of Event: Celebrate JARC with a night of dinner, dancing, and silent and live auctions. Chairpersons: Gala Chairs: Cynthia and Arthur Schechner; Auction Co-Chairs: Corie Kaplan, Jill Tompkins Major Sponsors: Charmed Life HomeCare, Caryn J. Clayman, Parkshore Pharmacon Ticket Price: $250 Contact: Fallon Gechter 561-558-2550 jarcfl.org

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JEFFREY THOLL

JARC

Jewish Federation of Palm Beach County

Main Fundraising Event: Celebrating Philanthropy: A Major Gifts Event Date: March 20, 2022 Location: The Breakers, Palm Beach Description of Event: This celebration will recognize donors who contribute $10,000 or more to the Jewish Federation of Palm Beach County in 2022, or who have established an endowment of $200,000 or more. Barry S. Berg will be honored. Chairpersons: Nancy and Joel Hart, Linda and Myron Teitelbaum Major Sponsor: First Republic Bank, Presenting Sponsor Contact: Sarah Rogers 561-242-6633 jewishpb.org

Main Fundraising Event: Legacy Donor Appreciation Event Date: April 6, 2022 Description of Event: This celebration recognizes donors who strengthen Federation’s Jewish future with legacy gifts. It is presented by the Jewish Community Foundation for all legacy donors to Federation and its local partners in the LIFE & LEGACY® program. Chairperson: Samuel D. Liebovich Contact: Elaine Aronoff 561-242-6661 jewishpb.org

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JEWISH FEDERATION OF SOUTH PALM BEACH COUNTY

Jewish Federation of South Palm Beach County JEWISH FEDERATION OF SOUTH PALM BEACH COUNTY

Jewish Federation of South Palm Beach County

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Jewish Federation of Palm Beach County

ROBERTA KOZLOFF AND SANDRA BORNSTEIN, CHAIRPERSONS OF THE LIONS’ PRIDE EVENT

RICK PAUL, HELENE PAUL, PHILLIP SPECTOR, CAROLE SUE LEBBIN-SPECTOR

KAREN DERN AND ELYSSA KUPFERBERG, WOMEN’S PHILANTHROPY CHAIRPERSONS AND CAMPAIGN CHAIRPERSONS

ADDITIONAL LISTING

At the hub of the South Palm Beach County Jewish community, the Jewish Federation strategically inspires and galvanizes local residents and organizations in building and sustaining a strong, caring, and vibrant Jewish community to address and plan for current and future vital needs locally, in

ADDITIONAL LISTING

Main Fundraising Event: The Lions’ Pride Event Date: February 7, 2022 Location: The Cohen Pavilion at the Kravis Center for the Performing Arts, West Palm Beach Description of Event: This celebration welcomes women who give at the Lion of Judah level to any Jewish Federation in North America in 2022, or have established a Lion of Judah Endowment in the Palm Beaches. Chairpersons: Sandra Bornstein, Roberta Kozloff Contact: Rachel Berg 561-242-6612 jewishpb.org

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Israel, and around the world. Main Fundraising Events: Sandler Family Major Gifts Series Dates: December 2, 2021 (virtual), February 1, 2022 (in person), and March 14, 2022 (in person) Locations: Locations vary Description of Events: Elegant, fun, and inspiring evenings with featured speakers. The programs honor the generous donors who make $10,000+ household contributions to the 2022 Annual Campaign of the Jewish Federation of South Palm Beach County. Chairpersons: Helene Paul and Rick Paul, Carole Sue Lebbin-Spector and Phillip Spector Major Sponsors: BDO, Proskauer, The Colony Group, Southern Glazer’s Wine & Spirits, The Boca Raton Observer, Atlas Party Rental Ticket Prices: To be determined Contact: Ida Novack 561-852-3342 jewishboca.org

Main Fundraising Event: Lion of Judah Luncheon Date: January 20, 2022 Location: B’nai Torah Congregation, Boca Raton Description of Event: The roar from the Lion of Judah’s inspiring, elegant gathering will resound throughout the community and across the globe where, everyday, their efforts are saving lives and strengthening Jewish life. Chairpersons: Wendi Lipsich, Tamara Morgenstern Major Sponsors: Boca Raton Regional Hospital Foundation, Ivan & Co., Southern Glazer’s Wine & Spirits, The Boca Raton Observer, Atlas Party Rental Ticket Price: $100 Contact: Kathleen Ben-Shoaff 561-852-5031 jewishboca.org

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VIVIAN LIEBERMAN AND SARAH COHEN, JWF’S 2022 INVESTING IN WOMEN HONOREES

JUNIOR LEAGUE OF THE PALM BEACHES

Junior League of the Palm Beaches

CARLOS ARTISTIZABAL

Junior League of Boca Raton

COURTESY OF JWF

Jewish Women’s Foundation of the Greater Palm Beaches

KARI OELTJEN, HOLLI ROCKWELL TRUBINSKY, CLARA ACERO

Jewish Women’s Foundation of the Greater Palm Beaches (JWF) creates long lasting social change to advance the status of all women and girls in the U.S. and Israel. JWF envisions a world where gender is not a barrier to safety or success and all women and girls have equal social, political, economic, and religious opportunities.

Throughout the year, Junior League of Boca Raton members will contribute more than 35,000 volunteer hours and donate more than $250,000 to support the organization’s mission of training volunteers, developing the potential of women, and improving the South Florida community through our impact area: child welfare.

Main Fundraising Event: Investing in Women Campaign and Annual Luncheon Date: March 9, 2022 Location: The Cohen Pavilion at the Kravis Center for the Performing Arts, West Palm Beach Description of Event: JWF’s annual Investing in Women campaign kicks off in Fall 2021. It culminates with the annual Investing in Women Luncheon which will honor JWF past board chair, trustee, and community leader Vivian Lieberman with the Eileen Berman Leadership Award. We will also be honoring JWF trustee Sarah Cohen. Chairpersons: Diane Kershenbaum, Hope Silverman, Laurie Winston Ticket Price: $200 Contact: Andrea Presberg 561-275-2234 jwfpalmbeach.org

Main Fundraising Event: Junior League of Boca Raton Woman Volunteer of the Year Date: November 12, 2021 Location: The Boca Raton Description of Event: The Woman Volunteer of the Year luncheon will celebrate outstanding local women by recognizing nominees from nonprofit organizations throughout Palm Beach County for their dedication and expertise as volunteers. Honorary Chairperson: Holli Rockwell Trubinsky Chairpersons: Kari Oeltjen, Clara Acero Major Sponsors: Boca Raton Regional Hospital, Lynn Women’s Health & Wellness Institute, Saks Fifth Avenue, Boca Raton Magazine, The Boca Raton, Oceans 234 Ticket Price: $200 Contact: Marci Gonzales 561-620-2553 jlbr.org

WALLIS O’HAGAN, KIRSTEN DAVIS

The Junior League of the Palm Beaches is an organization of women committed to promoting voluntarism, developing the potential of women, and improving communities through the effective action and leadership of trained volunteers. Our 600 volunteers dedicate more than 3,000 hours every year to training our members and supporting more than 20 community nonprofit partners.

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Main Fundraising Event: Deck the Palms Boutique Market Date: November 20-21, 2021 Location: Palm Beach Outlets, West Palm Beach Description of Event: The Junior League of the Palm Beaches is proud to present the Thirteenth Annual Deck the Palms Boutique Market featuring a variety of select local and international purveyors of fine goods including jewelry, home decor, men’s and women’s apparel, children’s goods, artisanal foods, and more. Chairpersons: Wallis O’Hagan, Kirsten Davis Major Sponsor: Palm Beach Illustrated Ticket Price: $5 Contact: Wallis O’Hagan 561-689-7590 jlpb.org/deck-the-palms

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KEISER UNIVERSITY

Keiser University

LILA PHOTO

Leaders in Furthering Education (LIFE)

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Jupiter Medical Center Foundation

LEE AND JEFF ALDERTON

KEISER SWIM COACH ADAM EPSTEIN, EVENT CO-CHAIRPERSON YVONNE S. BOICE, SEAHAWK SWIMMER CAMRYN HUDSON

LOIS POPE

Since its founding, Jupiter Medical Center Foundation (JMCF) has empowered Jupiter Medical Center (JMC) with the financial resources to impact the delivery of health and wellness for the region. JMCF, together with JMC, is committed to transforming regional health care through a combined vision using innovative techniques and technology, world-class physicians and

For the past 28 years, Leaders in Furthering Education (LIFE) has been dedicated to helping and improving the lives of the voiceless and vulnerable in our society. Founded by Lois Pope, LIFE has provided aid, assistance, and awards for disabled veterans, medical research, college scholarships, humanitarian relief, the performing arts, and animal welfare.

high quality, patient-centered care.

Keiser University’s Flagship campus is located on over 100 acres in West Palm Beach, and is home to students from across the globe as well as champion Seahawk athletic teams. A private, not-for-profit university serving nearly 20,000 students, Keiser University was co-founded in 1977 by Chancellor Arthur Keiser, Ph.D. The university offers more than 100 degrees at 21 Florida campuses.

Main Fundraising Event: Forty-Fourth Annual Black-Tie Ball Date: March 12, 2022 Location: The Breakers, Palm Beach Description of Event: One of Jupiter Medical Center’s signature events, the Forty-Fourth Annual Black-Tie Ball will benefit the state-of-the-art Surgical Institute, and as it always does, will bring out the region’s top philanthropists, business icons and the Medical Center’s closest friends for the social event of the season. Chairpersons: Jeff and Lee Alderton Ticket Price: $850 Contact: Laura Greene 561-263-3712 jmcfoundation.org

Main Fundraising Event: The Keiser University Kickoff with Dara Torres, a fundraiser for the Aquatic Center Date: April 1, 2022 Location: West Palm Beach Description of Event: Keiser University is proud to promote swim safety with the help of Olympic Gold Medalists Dara Torres and Rowdy Gaines. Join Kaiser in its goal of making Every Child a Swimmer. Guests will enjoy an unforgettable evening complete with celebrity inspirations, entertainment, and fine cuisine. Chairpersons: Yvonne S. Boice, Tom DeRita Ticket Price: $150 Contact: Annie Gannucci 954-253-1793 aquaticcenter.keiseruniversity.edu

Main Fundraising Event: LIFE’s TwentyEighth Annual Lady in Red Gala Date: January 9, 2022 Location: The Breakers, Palm Beach Description of Event: The evening begins with the Palm Beach Symphony playing during cocktails, followed by dinner. Headliners are Dionne Warwick, along with Marilyn McCoo and Billy Davis, Jr., and comedian Rita Rudner. Proceeds benefit Lois’ Food4Kids program at the Palm Beach County Food Bank and Pups4Patriots program at American Humane. Honorary Chairpersons: Christine Lynn, Gail Worth, Frank Orenstein Chairpersons: Lois Pope, Robin Ganzert, Marti LaTour Major Sponsors: Sally Kimball—Ambassador Realty Corporation, Gladys and Sy Ziv Foundation, Ronald S. Kochman, Valentino, Van Cleef & Arpels, Walter J. Schwenk— Wells Fargo Advisors Ticket Price: $1,000 Contact: Nicole Voigt 561-582-8083 life-edu.org

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The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society

HONORARY CHAIRPERSON ARLETTE GORDON AND LEEDS ENDOWMENT CO-FOUNDER SUSAN FORD AT PARTY WITH THE PACK

NICHOLAS CONIGLIO, RICHARD RENDINA

The Leeds Endowment is committed to helping individuals living with disabilities lead healthy, productive, and independent lives. Its fundraising efforts help to raise awareness and provide the resources needed to support local organizations in the Palm Beach County area. This year, the Leeds Endowment celebrates 10 years

The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society’s mission is to cure leukemia, lymphoma, Hodgkin’s disease, and myeloma, and to improve the quality of life of patients and their families.

of carrying out its important mission. Main Fundraising Event: Party with the Pack Date: November 19, 2021 Location: Leeds Custom Design Showroom, West Palm Beach Description of Event: Party with the Pack is back! Join the Leeds Endowment for another unforgettable evening of celebration and fundraising to support the disabled individuals of Palm Beach County. Dance the night away with entertainment provided by The Powerhouse Group and show your support through bidding on exclusive auction items. Honorary Chairperson: Arlette Gordon Chairpersons: Bruce Helander, Bruce Sutka Major Sponsors: Leeds Custom Design, SandyJames Fine Food and Productions, Regency Party Rental Ticket Price: $150 Contact: Susan Ford 561-659-3134 leedsendowment.org

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Lighthouse ArtCenter

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JACEK GANCARZ

The Leeds Endowment

Main Fundraising Event: Annual Black-Tie Gala Date: January 29, 2022 Location: The Mar-a-Lago Club, Palm Beach Description of Event: This highly anticipated black-tie event will bring together elegance, excitement, and some of the biggest hearts in Palm Beach for an evening dedicated to finding a cure for blood cancers. Honorary Chairpersons: Janice and Peter Brock, Serena and Bryan Mattson, Erin and Sean McGould, Tommy Morrison, Whitney and Scott Perkins, Marjorie Rendina, Lauree and Robert Simmons Chairpersons: Carissa and Nicholas Coniglio, Tricia and Richard Rendina Major Sponsor: Lighthouse Partners Ticket Prices: $600 for Juniors (guests aged 40 and under), $1,000 for all others Contact: Kara Patterson 561-616-8682 lls.org/sofl

SUSAN NAMM SPENCER

Lighthouse ArtCenter is a 501(c) (3) not-for-profit founded in 1964 by eight artists and Christopher Norton. The ArtCenter is dedicated to the visual arts, and its mission is to inspire, engage, and connect our community through a vibrant school of art, unique exhibitions, and diverse special events. Main Fundraising Event: D’Art for Art Date: January 8, 2022 Location: Lighthouse ArtCenter, Tequesta Description of Event: D’Art for Art is the ArtCenter’s annual signature fundraiser. The event will take place at the Gallery and feature cocktails, dinner, exceptional artwork, jewelry, artisan home decor, and more, all donated by local and national artists and collectors. Each guest departs with a piece of art. Chairperson: Susan Namm Spencer Ticket Price: $500 Contact: Lighthouse ArtCenter 561-746-3101 lighthousearts.org

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Lighthouse for the Blind of the Palm Beaches

Literacy Coalition of Palm Beach County

LIGHTHOUSE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR MARY ALLEN, MARIA BEAUDOUIN, ROSHAN MASSOUMI

CO-CHAIRPERSONS DEBRA GHOSTINE, BERNADETTE O’GRADY; CEO KRISTIN CALDER

JERRY SOMMA, VIRGINIA SINICKI, NICOLE MERCADO

For 75 years, Lighthouse for the Blind has been providing direct education and rehabilitation services to people who are blind or visually impaired in Palm Beach, Martin, St. Lucie, Indian River, and Okeechobee counties. We provide the tools necessary for those with vision loss to maintain full and selfsufficient lives. We serve individuals of all ages: babies, children, teens, adults, and seniors.

The Literacy Coalition of Palm Beach County works to improve the quality of life in the local community by promoting and achieving literacy. Working with a network of community partners, the organization provides programs throughout the county to 46,867 adults, children, and families annually. Community members can get involved by volunteering as reading tutors, making donations, and attending

Little Smiles helps heal hearts and create smiles by providing essentials, gifts, and fun activities to children impacted by serious illness, homelessness, or tragedy. Little Smiles partners with 32 local facilities including hospitals, medical day care centers, abuse shelters, foster homes, and law enforcement agencies. We believe every

literacy events.

Main Fundraising Event: Twelfth Annual Little Smiles Holiday Toy Drive Location: Palm Beach County Description of Event: Little Smiles is collecting new and unwrapped toy donations for children across southeast Florida because no child should go through the holiday season without smiles and magic! Please help provide holiday cheer and smiles during a time when it is needed most. Contact: Nicole Mercado 561-899-4700 littlesmilesfl.org/toydrive21

Main Fundraising Event: enVision 20/20 Luncheon Date: March 29, 2022 Location: Sailfish Club, Palm Beach Description of Event: As part of the seventyfifth anniversary celebration, the enVision 20/20 Luncheon will feature an elaborate buffet and auction, followed by a special performance by local pianist David Crohan. Proceeds from the luncheon benefit the only local Lighthouse for the Blind. Honorary Chairperson: Maria Beaudouin Chairpersons: Dr. Richard B. Cano, Roshan Massoumi, Donté Mickens, Allen Preston Major Sponsors: Page Ferrell (Venue Sponsor), Mrs. Roshan Massoumi, Martina and Edgar Covarrubias, Mary Estelle Curran, Margaret Donnelly Ticket Price: $85 Contact: Terri Neil 561-586-5600 lhpb.org

Main Fundraising Event: Thirtieth Annual Love of Literacy Luncheon Date: November 16, 2021 Location: The Kravis Center for the Performing Arts, West Palm Beach Description of Event: The Coalition’s signature event features Michael Connelly, bestselling author of 36 novels with over 80 million copies sold worldwide. A Spring 2022 Love of Literacy Luncheon will also be held. Chairpersons: Debra Ghostine, Bernadette O’Grady Major Sponsors: Brenda Medore; AT&T; Dr. Regine Bataille; Barbara and Len Gray; Greenberg Traurig, P.A.; Tandy Robinson and Penny Kosinski; Karen Rogers; Searcy, Denney, Scarola, Barnhart & Shipley Ticket Price: $150 Contact: Dawn Larkin 561-279-9103 literacypbc.org

LITTLE SMILES

TRACEY BENSON

Little Smiles

child deserves to smile.

PALM BEACH CHARITY REGISTER

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Loxahatchee Guild

Maltz Jupiter Theatre

LMC’S PRESIDENT AND CEO, DR. KYLE VAN HOUTAN

MARY GRACE RICHARDSON, GALA CHAIRPERSON

SUSAN NAMM SPENCER, DERMOT AND MARY ELLEN HEALEY

Loggerhead Marinelife Center (LMC) is a nonprofit sea turtle research, rehabilitation, and educational institution that promotes conservation of ocean ecosystems with a focus on threatened and endangered sea turtles. The Center is expanding and has launched its Waves of Progress capital expansion campaign to accelerate and amplify LMC’s conservation and

Celebrating its fortieth anniversary, the Loxahatchee Guild has been the premier historic preservation organization in northern Palm Beach County. As a nonprofit, the Guild’s enthusiastic members have raised funds to promote and protect important projects, including the 1915 Jupiter FEC Train Depot, the Tindall Pioneer House, the DuBois

education impact. Main Fundraising Campaign: Waves of Progress Capital Campaign Location: Juno Beach Description of Campaign: The capital expansion will increase the Center’s existing footprint by 29 percent with 27,500-square-feet of hospital, exhibits, classrooms, retail, and research laboratory space. The Waves of Progress campaign is nearing completion and continues to welcome donors for its multimillion-dollar initiatives. Chairperson: Lynne Wells Contact: Tom Longo 561-627-8280 marinelife.org

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LOGGERHEAD MARINELIFE CENTER

Loggerhead Marinelife Center

House, and the Jupiter Lighthouse. Main Fundraising Event: Annual Party for Preservation Date: February 24, 2022 Location: Pelican Club, Jupiter Description of Event: The Loxahatchee Guild will hold its Annual Party for Preservation at the riverfront Pelican Club in Jupiter across from the historic Lighthouse. Members and guests will enjoy music, cocktails, and petits morsures, while placing their bids at the silent auction. All proceeds will benefit projects. Chairperson: Mary Grace Richardson Ticket Price: $150 Contact: Mary Grace Richardson 305-205-4177 loxahatcheeguild.org

The Maltz Jupiter Theatre is a professional not-for-profit regional theater dedicated to the performing arts whose mission is to entertain, educate, and inspire our community. As Florida’s largest regional theater, The Maltz Jupiter Theatre produces award-winning, Broadway-caliber productions. Serving 100,000 theatergoers annually, the Theatre educates artists of all ages in its Goldner Conservatory. Main Fundraising Event: Annual Gala: Casino La Mer Date: January 29, 2022 Location: Pelican Club, Jupiter Description of Event: Guests will enjoy a gourmet dinner, live auction, dazzling entertainment, and take a chance with Lady Luck at casino tables, as the Maltz Jupiter Theatre brings all the glamour of the French Riviera to Jupiter. Honorary Chairpersons: Mary Ellen and Dermot Healey, Susan Namm Spencer Chairperson: Suzanne L. Niedland Major Sponsors: PNC Bank. The Clark Family Private Foundation, The Gardens Mall, Saks Fifth Avenue, V.I.P. Vacations, Viking River Cruises, The Tux Shop, Palm Beach Illustrated Ticket Price: $650 Contact: Brett Wilson 561-972-6124 jupitertheatre.org

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Moorcroft Conservation Foundation

The Michael J. Fox Foundation

JOY BAUER, MS, RDN, CDN, IS ONE OF THE NATION’S LEADING HEALTH AUTHORITIES

BONNIE AND TOM STRAUSS WITH MICHAEL J. FOX

Meals on Wheels of the Palm Beaches’ (MOWPB) mission is to nourish and enrich the lives of homebound seniors by delivering fresh food daily, with compassion and love throughout Palm Beach County. Offering more than just a meal, MOWPB also provides a wellness check and a visit from a friendly face. MOWPB receives no government funding and relies solely on our community to fulfill its mission.

The Michael J. Fox Foundation exists for one reason: to accelerate the next generation of Parkinson’s disease treatments, and ultimately find a cure. For 20 years, the Foundation has had the pulse of the Parkinson’s research landscape, and our efforts are focused on advancing robust scientific programs designed to tangibly speed breakthroughs that patients can feel in

Moorcroft Conservation Foundation exists to introduce children and adults to global conservation issues, inspire them to make a difference, and raise funds to support collaborative organizations. Through field trips, videos, and guest speakers, the Foundation provides an intimate, hands-on experience for children and adults as an introduction to important

their everyday lives.

conservation issues.

Main Fundraising Event: More than a Meal Breakfast Date: January 27, 2022 Location: The Kravis Center for the Performing Arts, West Palm Beach Description of Event: An engaging and informative breakfast featuring keynote speaker, Joy Bauer, nutrition and health expert on NBC’s Today Show. She is also the official nutritionist for the New York City Ballet, creator of joybauer.com, and a number one New York Times bestselling author with 14 bestsellers to her credit. Chairpersons: General Chairpersons: Debbi and Patrick Koenig; Mistress of Ceremonies: WPTV Anchor and Reporter Tania Rogers Ticket Price: $125 Contact: Kristen Sloan 561-802-6979, ext. 1 mowpb.org

Main Fundraising Event: Inaugural Luncheon to Benefit The Michael J. Fox Foundation Date: March 9, 2022 Location: To be announced Description of Event: It will take all of us to cure Parkinson’s disease. Please join The Michael J. Fox Foundation to hear from experts in the Parkinson’s community who will share the latest news on research and progress toward a cure. Committee: Holly Andersen and Doug Hirsch, Ricki and Bob Conway, Judie and Howard Ganek, Laurie and Peter Grauer, Judy and Leonard Lauder, Ellen Levy, Julia and Alec Lindsay, Leslie and Richard Mandell, Heidi and Tom McWilliams, Julie and Doug Ostrover, Ellen and Richard Rampell, Edward Ricci, Marlene and Marty Silver, Bonnie and Tom Strauss, Jan Willinger Ticket Price: Starting at $500 Contact: Cassidy Edwards 212-509-0995, ext. 315 michaeljfox.org/palmbeach

Main Fundraising Campaign: The Moorcroft Conservation Foundation Description of Campaign: The foundation facilitates field trips for kids, informational videos, related literature and occasional guest speakers, to educate both children and adults on conservation practices. Chairpersons: Charlie Moorcroft, Louise Serio, Holly Caristo Contact: Charlie Moorcroft 561-346-4488 moorcroftconservationfoundation.org

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GEORGIE HAMMOND

THE MICHAEL J. FOX FOUNDATION

Meals on Wheels of the Palm Beaches

CHARLIE MOORCROFT AND ONE OF HIS TURTLE SPECIES, THE CRITICALLY ENDANGERED PANCAKE TORTOISE

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CELIA T. ZAHRINGER, CO-CHAIRPERSON AND PRESIDENT, MORIKAMI MUSEUM BOARD OF TRUSTEES

The mission of the Morikami Museum and Japanese Gardens is to engage a diverse audience by presenting Japanese cultural experiences that educate and inspire. Since 1977, Morikami has been a center for Japanese arts and culture in South Florida. With exhibitions, tea ceremonies, films, outreach programs, and Japanese courses, Morikami strives to spread appreciation for the living culture in Japan. Main Fundraising Event: Year of the Tiger Gala Date: March 12, 2022 Location: Morikami Museum and Japanese Gardens, Delray Beach Description of Event: We’ll honor our first recipients of the George Morikami Cultural Awards, and enjoy signature cocktails, hors d’oeuvres, haute cuisine, fine wines, and premium sakes, with a special guest artist and dancing under the stars, to support our exhibition, education, emotional well-being programs, and expansion. Chairpersons: Celia T. Zahringer, Christine Carton, Robin May Major Sponsors: JM Family Enterprises, Inc., Wells Fargo Private Bank Ticket Price: $400 Contact: Sharyn Samuels 561-233-1516 morikami.org/event/gala

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MorseLife Health System

DAN AND BEVERLY FLOERSHEIMER

Now in its 38th year, MorseLife remains devoted to its mission to improve the lives of seniors through innovative and compassionate health care, housing, and supportive services. As a charitable, not-forprofit organization, its programs include short-term rehabilitation, long term care, independent and assisted living, cannabis-based therapies, care management, palliative care, home health care, Hospice, memory care, meals-on-wheels, MorseLife Foundation, and PACE which touches the lives of 3,600 seniors each day. MorseLife means More Life. Main Fundraising Event: MorseLife Golf Classic Date: March 28, 2022 Location: The Breakers Ocean Golf Course, Palm Beach Description of Event: Golfers will swing their clubs to raise funds on behalf of MorseLife. Donations from supporters will be used to aid the nearly 3,600 frail and needy seniors served by MorseLife Health System on and off its campus. The event has consistently been a sell-out since it was established by MorseLife’s volunteer leadership 38 years ago. Chairpersons: Beverly and Dan Floersheimer Major Sponsor: Whiting-Turner Contact: 561-242-4661 morselifeevents.com

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MorseLife Health System

MORIKAMI MUSEUM AND JAPANESE GARDENS

Morikami Museum and Japanese Gardens

BRUCE A. BEAL, JEAN S. SHARF

ADDITIONAL LISTING Main Fundraising Event: MorseLife’s ThirtyEighth Annual Dinner and Entertainment Date: December 17, 2021 Location: The Breakers, Palm Beach Description of Event: MorseLife is bringing Broadway to Palm Beach in celebration of its thirty-eighth birthday! The evening will feature the legendary Chita Rivera and friends from West Side Story. The culinary team at The Breakers is planning to surprise and delight the audience with an exquisite dinner. Let’s toast to the donors and friends who have a shared passion for improving the lives of seniors. For the protection of our guests, proof of full COVID vaccination or proof of negative test is required. Major Sponsor: Palm Beach Illustrated Chairpersons: Jean S. Sharf, Bruce A. Beal Contact: 561-242-4661 morselifeevents.com

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Nicklaus Children’s Health Care Foundation

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LORI AND BRUCE GENDELMAN

NAN O’LEARY, BARBARA NICKLAUS

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Nicklaus Children’s Health Care Foundation is a nonprofit organization dedicated to advancing and enhancing health care for children. Through the support from the foundation, a pediatric partnership between Jupiter Medical Center and Nicklaus Children’s Hospital was established, paving the way to make world-class pediatric care accessible to residents

The Norton Museum of Art is internationally known for its distinguished collection, featuring American art, Chinese art, contemporary art, European art, and photography. Guests can view the collection and special exhibitions, attend lectures and educational programming, and much more.

for Palm Beach and Martin counties.

Main Fundraising Event: Norton Museum of Art Gala Date: February 5, 2022 Location: Norton Museum of Art, West Palm Beach Description of Event: This year, the Norton Museum of Art’s Gala will celebrate the exhibition “Frida Kahlo, Diego Rivera, and Mexican Modernism from the Jacques and Natasha Gelman Collection.” The evening includes cocktails, dinner, and dancing, as well as the chance to view pieces included in an online art auction. Chairpersons: Lori Gendelman, Lorna James, Anne Reyes Ticket Prices: $1,500, sponsorship opportunities begin at $7,500. Contact: Kristina Dilley 561-832-5196, ext. 1121 norton.org/gala

Main Fundraising Campaign: NOW for Holocaust Survivors: Butterfly Project Description of Event: In order to raise awareness of the plight of Holocaust Survivors living in poverty in Palm Beach County and to memorialize the children who perished at the hands of the Nazis and their collaborators, MorseLife will be dedicating a 20-foot original sculpture on its campus. The “Gendelman Children’s Holocaust Memorial” will be adorned with thousands of handpainted butterflies, each representing a child who died in the Holocaust. Over 6,500 butterflies were painted by local school children and members of our community. The sculpture is being created by renowned local artist and Palm Beach resident, Bruce Gendelman. In conjunction with the tree dedication, MorseLife plans to open a “LivingLearning Experience” this winter, which will educate the public about the Holocaust. Chairpersons: Lori and Bruce Gendelman Contact: Irv Geffen 561-209-6154 morselifefoundation.org

Norton Museum of Art

TRACEY BENSON

CAPEHART

MorseLife Health System

Main Fundraising Event: Golden Heart Luncheon Date: Spring, 2022 Location: Palm Beach Gardens Description of Event: The Golden Heart Luncheon will feature a notable speaker, an enticing silent auction, and a delectable lunch to raise funds to help continue the foundation’s mission. Chairpersons: Barbara Nicklaus, Nan O’Leary Ticket Price: $350 Contact: Jillian Halay 561-630-0025 nchcf.org

NORTON MUSEUM OF ART GALA 2020

PALM BEACH CHARITY REGISTER

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NORTON MUSEUM OF ART ARTBEAT 2020

ADDITIONAL LISTING Main Fundraising Event: ArtBeat Date: February 3, 2022 Location: Norton Museum of Art, West Palm Beach Description of Event: ArtBeat will be the Norton Museum of Art’s second annual pre-Gala party—an epic evening of music, drinks, and food! Honorary Chairpersons: Founding Chairpersons Karin Luter, Nicola Marcus Chairpersons: Ann-Britt and Christian Angle Ticket Price: $300 Contact: Kristina Dilley 561-832-5196, ext. 1121 norton.org/artbeat

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Oxbridge Academy

TRACEY BENSON

Opportunity, Inc.

BROOKE MCKERNAN, HILARY COHEN, CAMERON PRESTON

Opportunity, Inc. has supported under-resourced families since 1939. While our curriculum targets the developmental goals of children ages 6 weeks to 5 years old, Opportunity invests in the entire family. When families succeed, children learn and thrive. Our more than 80-year history proves it. Main Fundraising Event: Opportunity Holiday Sip. Savor. SHOP! Date: December 8, 2021 Location: The Colony, Palm Beach Description of Event: Start the season in style at the Opportunity Holiday Sip. Savor. SHOP! Find comfort and joy as you shop pop-ups from exclusive brands. The most wonderful part? You’ll be making spirits bright at Palm Beach’s oldest children’s charity. Chairpersons: Hilary Cohen, Cameron Preston, Brooke McKernan Ticket Price: $200 Contact: Ali Eger 561-712-9221 opportunitypbc.org

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Norton Museum of Art

OXBRIDGE ACADEMY HEAD OF SCHOOL RALPH MAURER, 2021 GOLF CLINIC PRO GREG NORMAN, EVENT CHAIRPERSON MATT SMITH

Oxbridge Academy is a private college preparatory school entering its second decade of providing outstanding education to students in grades seven through twelve. Founded in 2011 by philanthropist William I. Koch, Oxbridge’s mission is to provide a challenging, dynamic education where students learn important life skills that they can apply to build a strong foundation for a successful future. Main Fundraising Event: Oxbridge Academy Golf Classic 2022 Date: February 7, 2022 Location: The Breakers, Palm Beach Description of Event: Oxbridge Academy’s Golf Classic fundraising event features a celebrity pro golf clinic followed by course events and a cocktail reception. The annual event is designed to bring together Oxbridge families and friends to build school community, and raise money to deliver a world class education. Chairperson: Matthew K. Smith Major Sponsor: JetEdge Contact: Molly Miller 561-972-9679 oapb.org

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TRACEY BENSON

Palm Beach County Food Bank

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Palm Beach County Food Bank

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Palm Beach Atlantic University

EILEEN BURNS, FRANCES FISHER

EMPTY BOWLS

CANSTRUCTION AT THE GARDENS MALL, BENEFITING THE PALM BEACH COUNTY FOOD BANK

Palm Beach Atlantic University (PBA), founded in 1968, is a private, Christian university with a 29-acre campus in West Palm Beach and an Orlando campus. PBA offers 64 undergraduate programs and numerous graduate degrees. The University is dedicated to the integration of Christian principles to prepare students for a life of learning,

Historically, the Palm Beach County Food Bank has provided access to nutritious food for more than 200,000 hungry Palm Beach County residents every month. Since COVID-19 disrupted the county’s economy, the demand for the Food Bank’s services has tripled. While pre-COVID-19 distributions averaged close to 5 million pounds per year, the current facility is now distributing close to 1.5 million pounds of food per month. The Palm Beach County Food Bank procures food from grocery stores, farmers, food distributors, wholesalers, and other sources and provides it to almost 200

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leadership, and service. Main Fundraising Event: Women of Distinction Date: February 22, 2022 Location: The Breakers, Palm Beach Description of Event: The annual luncheon will recognize the accomplishments of local women who have improved the communities in which they live through their philanthropy and charitable activities. Proceeds from the event will benefit a scholarship fund for female students enrolled at Palm Beach Atlantic University. Chairpersons: Eileen Burns, Frances Fisher Ticket Price: $200 Contact: Lisa Aaron 561-803-2971 pba.edu/wod

local community partners.

Main Fundraising Event: Canstruction Dates: March 7-19, 2022 Location: The Gardens Mall, Palm Beach Gardens Description of Event: Architects, designers, builders, and other teams compete to create giant works of sculptural art, made entirely out of nonperishable foods. The event is designed to raise funds and bring awareness to the mission of the Palm Beach County Food Bank and its partner agencies. Major Sponsor: Palm Beach Illustrated Contact: LaShaundra Highsmith 561-670-2518 pbcfoodbank.org

Main Fundraising Events: Empty Bowls Dates: December 4, 2021 (Delray Beach); February 18, 2022 (Palm Beach) Locations: Trinity Lutheran Church and School, Delray Beach; The Church of Bethesda-by-theSea, Palm Beach Description of Events: Empty Bowls invites the public to “eat simply, so others can simply eat.” Guests enjoy a basic meal of water, bread from Old School Bakery, and soup made by local chefs, all served by local community leaders. Chairpersons: Stephanie Dodge and Billy Himmelrich (Delray Beach), Rick and Cordella Miessau (Palm Beach) Major Sponsors: Old School Bakery, Trinity Lutheran Church and School, The Church of Bethesda-by-the-Sea Ticket Price: Starts at $25 Contact: LaShaundra Highsmith 561-670-2518 pbcfoodbank.org

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Palm Beach Day Academy (PBDA) is a pre-kindergarten through ninth grade independent school founded in 1921. The foundation of PBDA’s program is the education of students in an academically challenging and compassion-rich environment that guides each child toward personal excellence of mind, body, and character. Main Fundraising Event: Palm Beach Day Academy’s Centennial Gala Date: January 22, 2022 Location: Palm Beach Day Academy Description of Event: The past year marked PBDA’s 100th as the beloved “school by the water.” As we celebrate this remarkable milestone, we reflect on our past, enjoy our present, and look to the future. The evening will feature cocktails, dinner, and dancing. An auction will raise funds for the next century of leaders. Chairpersons: Brandie Herbst, Allyson Mashek, Shayla McGuire, Emilia Fanjul Pfeifler Ticket Price: $375 Contact: Mac Jackson 561-655-1188 pbday.org

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CO-CHAIRPERSONS DEBORA WEINSTEIN, SYLVIA JAMES

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PALM BEACH DAY ACADEMY STUDENTS CELEBRATE THE SCHOOL’S 100TH YEAR

Palm Beach Island Hospice Foundation COASTAL CLICK PHOTOGRAPHY

Palm Beach Fellowship of Christians & Jews

Palm Beach Day Academy

JAMES AND GAYE ENGEL

Established in 1993, the Palm Beach Fellowship of Christians & Jews is dedicated to promoting fellowship, understanding, and mutual respect among people of all religions, cultures, and backgrounds; bringing the community together through education, civil dialogue, and social interaction; and addressing issues rooted in intolerance, anti-Semitism, and unjust

Palm Beach Island Hospice Foundation has continued to support Palm Beach County’s Hospice care organization for more than 39 years. Through fund-raising efforts and the dedicated volunteer group, the foundation is able to provide resources for programs that support end-of-life care for patients

discrimination of all kinds.

Main Fundraising Event: Hospice Evening 2022 Date: January 13, 2022 Location: To be announced Description of Event: Hospice Evening 2022 includes a cocktail reception, runway fashion show presented by Saks Fifth Avenue Palm Beach, dinner, and dancing. Chairpersons: Gaye and James Engel Major Sponsors: Saks Fifth Avenue PB, Carol and Harold Baxter, Virginia Burke, Julie and Mike Connors, Mark W. Cook, Patricia Dunnington, Gaye and Jim Engel, Audrey and Martin Gruss, Ann and Charles Johnson, Ken Karakul and James Held, Michele and Howard Kessler, Pam and Gary Patsley, Hillie Mahoney, John Tatooles, Victor Moore Ticket Price: $1,000 Contact: Lynnette Lin 561-832-8585 hospicepb.org

Main Fundraising Event: Annual Fellowship Dinner Date: March 9, 2022 Location: The Breakers, Palm Beach Description of Event: The Fellowship’s annual signature event will feature award-winning author James Patterson in conversation with community leader Michael Ainslie. The evening will also include presentation of the 2022 John C. Randolph Award to a person or organization who exemplifies the mission of the Fellowship. Chairpersons: Sylvia James, Debora Weinstein Ticket Price: $275 for members, $350 for non-members Contact: Sherri Gilbert 561-833-6150 palmbeachfellowship.net

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CO-CHAIRPERSON MATTHEW SMITH

The Palm Beach Navy SEAL Evening of Tribute benefits the Navy SEAL Foundation, which provides ongoing support and assistance to the Naval Special Warfare Community and its families, and the National Navy UDT-SEAL Museum and Memorial— dedicated to preserving Navy SEALs’ history and promoting public education, while honoring the fallen at the SEAL Memorial, and caring for their families through the Trident House. Main Fundraising Event: Palm Beach Navy SEAL Evening of Tribute Date: April 6, 2022 Location: The Breakers, Palm Beach Description of Event: The Fifth Biennial Palm Beach Evening of Tribute will honor Navy SEALs and raise funds for the Navy SEAL Foundation and Navy SEAL Museum. The patriotic evening will include a demonstration, cocktail reception, seated dinner, keynote speakers, and entertainment. Honorary Chairperson: Rebecca Williams Chairpersons: Michael Kluger, Matthew Smith, Elliot Hershberg Ticket Price: Starting at $1,250 Contact: Jaime Mucciolo 561-459-6999 pbnseveningoftribute.org

Palm Beach Opera Guild

SANFORD AND ISANNE FISHER

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Palm Beach Opera

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Palm Beach Navy SEAL Evening of Tribute

ARLETTE GORDON, GAIL WORTH

Palm Beach Opera is dedicated to producing world-class opera, providing diverse educational programs, and training the next generation of opera stars. Palm Beach Opera’s 2022 Season marks the company’s sixtieth anniversary and presents mainstage productions of Bizet’s iconic Carmen, Donizetti’s charming The Elixir of Love, and Lehár’s bubbly operetta The Merry

The Palm Beach Opera Guild is a group of women and men dedicated to supporting the Palm Beach Opera by raising funds for the Palm Beach Opera Studio Singers and the subtitles for the Palm Beach Opera. The Guild Board meets once a month during the season to plan and implement

Widow at the Kravis Center.

Main Fundraising Event: Annual Luncheon and Opera Interlude to Celebrate the Guild’s Sixtieth Anniversary Date: January 19, 2022 Location: The Colony Hotel, Palm Beach Description of Event: Join the Palm Beach Opera Guild for its Annual Luncheon and Opera Interlude, celebrating the Guild’s sixtieth anniversary. The event will begin with cocktails and a unique boutique shopping spree, followed by a lovely luncheon. Proceeds from the event will support the Palm Beach Studio Singers. Honorary Chairpersons: Ari Rifkin, Lois Pope, Hermé de Wyman Miro (International Chair) Chairpersons: Arlette Gordon, Gail Worth Major Sponsors: Tova Leidesdorf, Barbie and Michael Marcovivi, Merrill Lynch Chicago, Gucci Ticket Price: $375 Contact: Ann Baskind 561-835-7569 pboperaguild.org

Main Fundraising Event: 2022 Gala: An Evening with Nadine Sierra Date: February 7, 2022 Location: The Breakers, Palm Beach Description of Event: Prepare for an exclusive celebration of opera, elegance, and artistry, featuring an intimate concert by world-renowned soprano Nadine Sierra and a delectable three-course dinner. Chairpersons: Sanford and Isanne Fisher Ticket Price: $1,000 Contact: David Walker 561-835-7558 pbopera.org

fundraising events.

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The Palm Beach Police & Fire Foundation is a charitable organization that underwrites programs, and accepts and manages tax deductible gifts and donations for the benefit of the Palm Beach Police and Fire Departments and its employees. Main Fundraising Event: The Palm Beach Police & Firefighter’s Ball Date: January 22, 2022 Location: The Mar-a-Lago Club, Palm Beach Description of Event: The annual blacktie dinner dance will honor the Palm Beach Police and Fire Departments and Annie and Michael Falk. Event includes a cocktail reception, live auction, and Annual Palm Tree Award, and Police Officer and Firefighter of the Year award presentations. Honorary Chairpersons: Linda Gary, Michael Belisle Chairpersons: Monika and John Preston Major Sponsors: Lugano Diamonds, The Palm Beach Police & Fire Foundation, Palm Beach Media Group, Linda A. Gary Real Estate, Janet and Mark Levy Ticket Price: $1,250 Contact: Rebecca Torres 561-820-8118 pbpf.us

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JOHN AND MONIKA PRESTON

Palm Beach Symphony Ladies Guild and Music Men

Palm Beach Round Table

HERMÉ DE WYMAN MIRO

Palm Beach Round Table, established in 1932, is one of the oldest speaker forums and a nonprofit cultural organization that holds multiple events each season at various luncheons and receptions. Scholarships are presented to deserving students’ schools, academies, and universities to assist in educational purposes. Main Fundraising Event: Ninetieth Anniversary Celebration Date: March 22, 2022 Location: The Breakers Palm Beach Description of Event: Guests will enjoy a cocktail reception in the Magnolia Room, followed by a fabulous dinner and dancing in the Circle Ballroom. There will be music by a 16-piece orchestra and memorable moments from longtime members. Honorary Chairperson: Hermé de Wyman Miro Chairpersons: Herbert Roemmele, Peggy and Bill Johnson Ticket Price: $290 Contact: Barbara Anderson 561.832.6418 palmbeachroundtable.weebly.com

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The Palm Beach Police & Fire Foundation, Inc.

JOHN AND AMY COLLINS

Ladies Guild and Music Men members assist the board of directors in sharing ideas that promote programs and membership. They take the lead as community ambassadors focused on friend-raising for this esteemed cultural arts organization. They host events that foster philanthropy and recognize individuals who have contributed to PBS’ mission to engage, educate, and entertain the Palm Beaches. Main Fundraising Event: Fifth Annual Holly Jolly Symphony Fête Date: December 7, 2021 Location: The Beach Club, Palm Beach Description of Event: Guests will join members of the Ladies Guild, the Holly Jolly Host Committee, and the Music Men for a holiday luncheon that celebrates the 20212022 season with fine food, camaraderie, glorious music, and a silent auction. The event begins at 10:30 a.m. Proceeds will benefit the Symphony’s world-class music, education, and community outreach programs. Honorary Chairpersons: Virginia and John Gildea Chairpersons: Amy and John Collins, Karen and Kenneth Rogers, Marietta Muiña McNulty Major Sponsors: Findlay Galleries, Palm Beach Design Masters Ticket Price: $250 Contact: Hulya Seluck 561-568-0265 palmbeachsymphony.org

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JAMES R. BORYNACK, ADOLFO ZARALEGUI

Palm Beach Zoo & Conservation Society

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Palm Beach Zoo & Conservation Society

Palm Beach Symphony

THOMAS C. QUICK AND MICHELE KESSLER, TROPICAL SAFARI GALA CHAIRPERSONS

DAN COMERFORD AND RUTH BAUM, CY AND LULU RYAN, DO AT THE ZOO CHAIRPERSONS

Palm Beach Symphony’s mission is to engage, educate, and entertain the Palm Beaches through live performances of inspiring orchestral music. The 2021-2022 season offers a series of concerts crafted by the Symphony’s internationally acclaimed music director Gerard Schwarz, as well as a variety of music education and community outreach events.

Palm Beach Zoo & Conservation Society helps save wildlife in wild places. As a leader in conservation, the Zoo is proud of its heritage of caring for unique and often rare species of animals in the wild and on 23 lush jungle acres in West Palm Beach. Palm Beach Zoo is honored to continue its 50-year tradition of connecting the community to wildlife.

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Main Fundraising Event: A Musical Journey: The Twentieth Anniversary Annual Gala Honoring Palm Beach Symphony’s late President Dale Archer McNulty Date: February 21, 2022 Location: The Breakers, Palm Beach Description of Event: Palm Beach Symphony invites patrons and friends to mingle and enjoy an unforgettable blacktie gala evening. The elegant affair will feature live music, dinner, dancing, and a live auction that benefits the Symphony’s world-class concerts, community outreach, and music education programs. The Gala will begin at 7 p.m. Honorary Chairpersons: Michele and Howard Kessler Chairpersons: James R. Borynack, Adolfo Zaralegui Major Sponsors: Addison Hines Charitable Trust, Findlay Galleries Ticket Price: $750 Contact: Hulya Selcuk 561-568-0265 palmbeachsymphony.org

Main Fundraising Event: Tropical Safari Gala: Journey to Africa Date: January 28, 2022 Location: Tropical Safari Pavilion at Palm Beach Zoo & Conservation Society, West Palm Beach Description of Event: Tropical Safari: Journey to Africa supports the Zoo’s conservation mission and expert animal care. The Gala features haute cuisine dining, dancing, a live auction, and encounters with the Zoo’s animal residents. JoAnna and Stephen Myers will be honored as Gala Stewardship Award Recipients. Chairpersons: Michele Kessler, Thomas C. Quick Major Sponsors: Suffolk Cares; Florida Crystals; JPMorgan Chase & Co.; The Polk Wealth Management Group at Morgan Stanley; FP&L; Kochman & Ziska, PLC; Gunster; Bank of America; Jaguar Palm Beach; Romph Pou Agency Ticket Price: $900 Contact: Karen Carr Huebbers 561-547-9453 palmbeachzoo.org/gala

Main Fundraising Event: Do at the Zoo Date: December 2, 2021 Location: Palm Beach Zoo & Conservation Society, West Palm Beach Description of Event: Do at the Zoo guests will enjoy this annual alfresco culinary evening under the stars. Stroll the tropical Palm Beach Zoo surrounded by rare and exotic wildlife complete with animal encounters, holiday lights, classic cocktails, and delightful bites from local, top-rated restaurants. Chairpersons: Ruth Baum, Dan Comerford, Cy and Lulu Ryan Major Sponsors: Gast Construction, Lori Jayne Palm Beach, Monkey in Paradise Vodka, One With Life Tequila Ticket Price: $200 Contact: Karen Carr Huebbers 561-547-9453 palmbeachzoo.org/daz

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Palm Health Foundation

Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League

GREG QUATTLEBAUM

PAULINE PITT WITH HER ADOPTED DOG LEOPOLD

EVAN DEOUL, AMY BRAND, MICHAEL KOHNER

Palm Health Foundation is Palm Beach County’s leading community foundation for health. With the support of its donors, the foundation builds strong community partnerships, advocates for its most vulnerable neighbors, and inspires innovative solutions to lead change for better health now and for generations to come. Everyone should be afforded a fair and just opportunity for a long and healthy life.

Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League’s mission is to provide shelter to lost, homeless, and unwanted animals; to provide spay and neuter and other medical services for companion animals; to care for, protect, and find quality homes for homeless and neglected companion animals; and to advocate for animal welfare, community involvement and education to further the bond between people and animals.

Philanthropy Tank fuels and inspires the next generation of CHANGEmakers— local youth! Palm Beach County students in eighth through twelfth grades identify issues that confront the community. The program challenges, empowers, and equips students to develop and execute sustainable initiatives and solutions to solve these problems and create impact for those they serve.

Main Fundraising Event: The Neighbors Helping Neighbors Fund Location: Palm Beach County Description of Event: The outpouring of need during COVID-19 inspired the new Neighbors Helping Neighbors Fund to help residents struggling to pay their rent, access food, receive medical treatment, and other urgent essentials. Your gift will support continued funding to help neighbors get back on their feet. Honorary Chairperson: Greg Quattlebaum Contact: Vanessa Moss 561-833-6333 palmhealthfoundation.org

Main Fundraising Event: Fiftieth Anniversary Christmas Ball Date: December 9, 2021 Location: Sailfish Club of Florida, Palm Beach Description of Event: A perennial favorite of Palm Beach pet lovers, where simplicity and elegance are cherished traditions. Guests are greeted by a receiving line of tail wagging adoptable pets and the crowd enjoys front row seats for the always popular parade of animals. Chairperson: Pauline Pitt Ticket Price: $1,000 Contact: Joanne Pellecchia 561-472-8842 peggyadams.org

Main Fundraising Event: Philanthropy Tank Finals Event Date: March 10, 2022 Location: The Kravis Center for Performing Arts, West Palm Beach Description of Event: Student Finalists present community social impact concepts in front of a panel of Philanthropist Investors. The Investors will determine which programs they will champion to support through mentorship. Student finalists will have the opportunity to be awarded up to $15,000 to launch their programs. Chairpersons: Evan Deoul, Michael Kohner, Frances Fisher, Eric Kelly Major Sponsors: Alliance Bernstein, HBK CPAs and Consultants, Otis, The Palm Beach Post, Braman Motorcars, Quantum Foundation, Bank of America Ticket Price: $25 Contact: Amy Brand 561-910-3893 philanthropytank.org

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Philanthropy Tank

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CHARLES L. BENDER III, PLACE OF HOPE FOUNDING CEO

BEVERLY AND DAN FLOERSHEIMER, PAULETTE KOCH

Place of Hope is a faith-based, statelicensed organization focused on providing programs and services to end the cycles of abuse, neglect, homelessness, and human trafficking. The organization offers support to children, youth, and families in need. It is the largest, most diverse organization serving residential children and families in Palm Beach County and on the Treasure Coast.

Planned Parenthood of South, East and North Florida believes that reproductive self-determination and the right to privacy are core human freedoms. Its mission is to provide comprehensive sexual health care through provision of clinical services, education, and advocacy. Planned Parenthood operates 11 health centers across 45 counties in Florida, serving more than 45,000 patients annually.

Main Fundraising Event: Hope Bash Palm Beach Date: February 11, 2022 Location: Trump National Golf Club, Jupiter Description of Event: Place of Hope is dedicated to providing a stable and loving environment for children, youth, and families who are hurting. The Sixteenth Annual Hope Bash Palm Beach will offer food, fun, and fellowship, while supporting the work of Place of Hope. Chairpersons: Trish Bender, Nicole Bessette, Sue Ende, Michelle Grande, Danielle Jenkins Ticket Price: $600 Contact: Jamie Bond 561-775-7195 placeofhope.com/events

Main Fundraising Event: Annual Palm Beach Dinner Dance Date: January 10, 2022 Location: Club Colette, Palm Beach Description of Event: Planned Parenthood’s Palm Beach Dinner Dance is an evening of cocktails, dinner, and dancing. Funds raised will help provide the community with affordable health care, empowering education, and important advocacy. Honorary Chairpersons: Jan and David Ball, Diane and Mark Goldman Chairpersons: Beverly and Dan Floersheimer, Paulette Koch Ticket Price: $1,000 Contact: Beth Ramirez 561-472-9941 ppsenfl.org

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Preservation Foundation of Palm Beach

CAPEHART

PLACE OF HOPE

Place of Hope

Planned Parenthood of South, East and North Florida

MRS. DAVID T. FISCHER, MRS. DONALD K. MILLER

The Preservation Foundation of Palm Beach protects and celebrates the architectural, botanical, and cultural heritage of Palm Beach. Through townserving projects, advocacy initiatives, educational programs, architectural resources, and cultural events, the Foundation’s goal is to protect the places that make Palm Beach special. Main Fundraising Event: Annual Dinner Dance Date: March 4, 2022 Location: Bradley Park, Palm Beach Description of Event: Marking its fortieth year this season, the Preservation Foundation’s Dinner Dance brings together Palm Beach society to celebrate the island’s iconic architecture and natural beauty. The event will be reimagined in honor of this noteworthy milestone by design impresario Lewis Miller. Chairpersons: Mrs. David T. Fischer, Mrs. Donald K. Miller Major Sponsors: William Raveis Real Estate, Mish Fine Jewelry Ticket Price: By invitation Contact: Lauren Clyman 561-832-0731, ext. 107 palmbeachpreservation.org

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Preservation Foundation of Palm Beach

Promise Fund of Florida

CAPEHART

HARRY BENSON

RAYMOND JUNGLES, INC.

Preservation Foundation of Palm Beach

RENDERING OF PHIPPS OCEAN PARK ENTRANCE

MRS. WILBUR L. ROSS, JR.

JOHN, DIANE AND CINNAMON SCULLEY, PAULETTE KOCH, KEN AND SHERRY ENDELSON

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A nonprofit organization that aims to improve the health and save lives of underserved women in the local community facing late-stage breast and cervical cancer, and reduce deaths by overcoming barriers/access to health care through an efficient proven patient navigator system, and by community outreach and screenings at Promise Fund’s Mammography Screening Center at FoundCare.

Main Fundraising Event: Dinner with Raymond Jungles Date: November 22, 2021 Location: Club Colette, Palm Beach Description of Event: An evening in conversation with landscape architect Raymond Jungles about his master plan for Phipps Ocean Park, the Preservation Foundation’s latest town-serving project. Chairpersons: Mr. Daniel E. Ponton, Mrs. Lynne Wheat Major Sponsor: Mr. Daniel E. Ponton Ticket Price: By invitation Contact: Lauren Clyman 561-832-0731, ext. 107 palmbeachpreservation.org

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Main Fundraising Event: Volk Walk Exhibition Dinner Presented by The Royal Poinciana Plaza Date: January 12, 2022 Location: The Royal Poinciana Plaza, Palm Beach Description of Event: A dinner celebrating the work of architect John Volk in honor of the opening of the “Volk Walk,” a new exhibition about Volk’s life and legacy at The Royal Poinciana Plaza. Chairperson: Mrs. Wilbur L. Ross Jr. Major Sponsor: WS Development Ticket Price: By invitation Contact: Lauren Clyman 561-832-0731, ext. 107 palmbeachpreservation.org

Main Fundraising Event: Pink Tie Guys: Dash and Dine Date: December 13, 2021 Location: Club Colette, Palm Beach Description of Event: Pink Tie Guys’ petfriendly Dash and Dine will honor Pink Tie Guys, and kick off the organization’s major donors dinner on January 16, 2022 at Club Colette. Ambassadogs Charlie Rollnick and Cinnamon Sculley invite guests to bring their dogs for beautifully boxed to-go gourmet dinners for guests and their pets. Chairpersons: Sherry and Ken Endelson, Paulette Koch, Diane and John Sculley; Ambassadogs Charlie Rollnick, Cinnamon Sculley Major Sponsors: Bank of America; JP Morgan; Mary Alice Fortin Foundation; Miami Cancer Institute, part of Baptist Health South Florida Ticket Price: $2,500 Contact: Donna Dodson 561-307-8000 promisefundofflorida.org

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KATHRYN VECELLIO, MONIKA PRESTON

The Kravis Center’s mission is to provide a diverse schedule of artists and companies, arts education programs, a home for other arts organizations, and increased tourism. Main Fundraising Event: Kravis Center Gala Date: March 4, 2022 Location: The Kravis Center for the Performing Arts, West Palm Beach Description of Event: Raymond F. Kravis Center Gala will feature showbiz icons Steve Martin and Martin Short with prime reserved seating in Dreyfoos Hall. The black-tie evening will continue with a dinner dance in the Gimelstob Ballroom. Honorary Chairpersons: Christine and Bob Stiller Chairpersons: Kathryn C. Vecellio, Monika E. Preston Major Sponsors: Sondra and David S. Mack, Jane M. Mitchell, SBA Communications Corporation/Aggie and Jeff Stoops, Ann and Robert Fromer, Michelle and Joseph Jacobs, Henni and John Kessler, Susan and Dom Telesco, Bank of America, Julie and Amin Khoury, Monika and John Preston, Christine and Bob Stiller, Kathryn and Leo Vecellio, The Breakers Palm Beach, Tom and Sherry Barrat, Sandy and Richard Bornstein, Dr. James and Lois Yashar, Sherry and Ken Endelson, Caroline Harless, Bill and Marilyn Lane Family Foundation, Lugano Diamonds, George and Paula Michel, Jack and Goldie Wolfe Miller Fund, Myers Auto Group, Eleanor and Frank Pao, TradeZero, Jill and Bill Wachter, Tiffany & Co., Palm Beach Illustrated Ticket Prices: $650 for Young Gala Patrons, $1,250 for Gala Patrons Contact: Kimmie Kiely 561-651-4320 kravis.org

VIRGINIA SIMMONS, JULIE CONNORS

For over 80 years, the Rehabilitation Center for Children and Adults (RCCA) has helped more than 72,000 individuals regain physical function through occupational, physical, and speech therapies, as well as aquatic and preschool programs and private Pilates instruction. The center accepts Medicare as well as private insurance, and provides treatment regardless of financial ability. Main Fundraising Event: Annual Soirée Date: December 5, 2021 Location: Club Colette, Palm Beach Description of Event: Palm Beach’s Rehabilitation Center for Children and Adults (RCCA) hosts the much-anticipated Annual Soirée, “Together Again.” The intimate black-tie dinner will premiere music and dancing by Bob Merrill and Sunnyside Swing. Chairpersons: Virginia Simmons, Julie Connors Major Sponsor: Brown Brothers Harriman Ticket Price: $600 Contact: Kelli Jacobs 561-655-7266 rcca.org

CAPEHART

Richard David Kann Melanoma Foundation

CAPEHART

Rehabilitation Center for Children and Adults

CAPEHART

Raymond F. Kravis Center for the Performing Arts

CHAIRPERSONS NANCY HART, SUZANNE NIEDLAND; JOHN COURIS, CEO, TAMPA GENERAL HOSPITAL

The RDK Foundation has been working locally and nationally for over 25 years to raise awareness about prevention and early detection of skin cancer, especially melanoma. The focus is education and programs such as the distribution of sunscreen dispensers in parks, beaches, schools, and sports venues. Main Fundraising Event: Twenty-Second Annual Luncheon and Fashion Show Date: January 24, 2022 Location: The Breakers, Palm Beach Description of Event: This highly anticipated event will feature a world-class silent auction, gourmet luncheon, and stunning runway fashion show by J. Mendel. Honorary Chairpersons: Suzanne Niedland, John Couris Chairperson: Nancy Hart Major Sponsor: Tampa General Hospital Ticket Price: $425 Contact: Jenique Crawley 561-655-9655 melanomafoundation.com

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MEMBERS OF THE ARMED FORCES APPRECIATION LUNCHEON COMMITTEE

Since its launch in 2001, the Rooney’s Golf Foundation has donated over $1,161,388.78 to local Palm Beach County charities through its fall and spring golf tournaments, 5K Run/ Walk, bowling tournament, and guest speaker luncheons (the Overcomer Breakfast, which focuses on Autism Awareness; and the Armed Forces Appreciation Luncheon, which celebrates our Veterans and Active Military community). Main Fundraising Event: 2021 Armed Forces Appreciation Luncheon Date: December 7, 2021 Location: The Paddock Restaurant, West Palm Beach Description of Event: This patriotic event honors those who protect our country and includes lunch, a preview of the upcoming Army-Navy Football Game, and our keynote speaker, Napoleon McCallum, a former Naval Academy and Los Angeles Raiders football player. All proceeds will benefit local military charities. Chairpersons: Patrick Rooney Jr., Alexis Barbish-Sommer Major Sponsor: Palm Beach Kennel Club Ticket Price: $100 Contact: Alexis Barbish-Sommer 561.683.2222 rooneysgolffoundation.org

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The Ryan Licht Sang Bipolar Foundation

ROSARIAN ACADEMY

Rosarian Academy

JAKE HAMPU

Rooney’s Golf Foundation

LAUREN ZITTER, MARY FREITAS

THE FOUNDATION’S MASCOT, MR. B.P. BEAR, PREPARES FOR THE 2022 ART EXHIBITION AND DINNER

Founded in 1925, Rosarian Academy has been educating students in Palm Beach County for 95 years. Rosarian serves students from early childhood through eighth grade. The independent Catholic school offers an exceptionally strong academic program enriched by faith, athletics, visual and performing arts, STEM education, and community service opportunities.

An organization dedicated to fostering awareness, understanding, and research for early-onset bipolar disorder. The Foundation is on a “quest for the test” to find an empirical biomarker test for early-onset bipolar disorder so that early detection and intervention will be possible.

Main Fundraising Event: Forty-Second Annual Auction and Ball Date: November 13, 2021 Location: Norton Museum of Art, West Palm Beach Description of Event: The evening will feature silent and live auctions, dinner, and dancing. As Rosarian’s largest fundraiser, the Ball will generate the vital funds needed to provide an unparalleled Catholic education. Honorary Chairpersons: Joey Bulfin, Mary DiFilippo, Cathy Flagg, Cathy Moore, Jane Walsh, Colleen Orrico Chairpersons: Mary Freitas, Lauren Zitter Ticket Price: $250 Contact: Sara Mallon 561-345-3019 rosarian.org

Main Fundraising Event: Evening of Insights Art Exhibition and Dinner Date: January 12, 2022 Location: John H. Surovek Gallery and Café Boulud at Brazilian Court, Palm Beach Description of Event: Join the opening night preview of INSIGHTS IV, a juried art exhibition of self-portraits by artists with bipolar disorder. Preview is from 5:30-7:30 p.m., dinner will be served at 7:45 p.m. Chairpersons: Julie and Peter Cummings, Lori and Bruce Gendelman, Leigh-Anne Kazma Ticket Prices: $750 Contact: Kelly Ring 888-944-4408 questforthetest.org

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The Salvation Army Women’s Auxiliary

Save A Pet Florida

CAPEHART

DAVIDOFF STUDIOS

A Safe Haven for Newborns: Gloria M. Silverio Foundation

LEXYE AVERSA

MARGARET VITALE, MARIA MAMLOUK

RENEE MORRISON, CLAUDE ROSINSKI

A nonprofit organization dedicated to saving the lives of precious newborns from the dangers of abandonment while assisting pregnant girls and women who have nowhere to turn. Thanks to the foundation’s efforts, there are 441 babies as of September who are blessings on earth. Its decal appears on firehouses and hospitals across Florida, with training for thousands of First Responders. The organization is proud of its Guidestar Gold Star Rating and Proclamation from the Pope for its humanitarian achievements.

The Salvation Army Women’s Auxiliary is a local part of a world-wide movement that functions as a fundraising and volunteer service group. The mission of the Auxiliary is to raise public awareness for The Salvation Army, to facilitate service to the needy, and to strengthen the financial base of the local Salvation Army by “Doing the Most Good.”

Save A Pet Florida is a nonprofit, volunteer organization whose purpose is to provide medical care to injured and abandoned animals and community cats, and to provide quality homes to companion animals and assist pets of families in financial distress. During the 2020-2021 pandemic, our financial assistance saved the lives of many sick pets whose owners struggled financially to provide for their pets.

Main Fundraising Event: Holiday Cabaret Showcase and Luncheon Concert Date: December 5, 2021 Location: Eau Palm Beach Resort & Spa, Manalapan Description of Event: A celebration of life with music! Festive reception with boutique and art exhibition. Luncheon featuring Yoly Munoz fashions, mezzo-soprano Madison Marie McIntosh, and Franco Corso, the Voice of Romance, helping ensure there is a blessed place for infants who may not otherwise have a chance at life. Honorary Chairpersons: Helen Nicozisis, Hermé de Wyman Miro, Erika Rizzuto, Linda Corso, Susan Gentile, Philip Nicozisis Chairperson: Lexye Aversa Major Sponsors: Legends 100.3FM, Bauman Medical Ticket Prices: $375 and $500 Contact: Lexye Aversa 561 512-7333 asafehavenfornewborns.com

Main Fundraising Event: Hearts of Gold Luncheon and Fashion Show Date: March 24, 2022 Location: The Sailfish Club, Palm Beach Description of Event: The Thirty-Second Annual Luncheon features an elegant lunch, with a lovely view of the Intercoastal Waterway, silent auction, and a stunning fashion show by Rose Meyerowich. Funds raised provide support for the NW Community Center, veterans, trafficking victims, homeless prevention, and programs for children. Chairpersons: Margaret Vitale, Maria Mamlouk Ticket Price: $175 Contact: Joann Gould 561-686-3530 salvationarmypalmbeachcounty.org

Main Fundraising Event: A Night of Music and Song to Save A Pet Date: March 3, 2022 Location: Café Sapori, West Palm Beach Description of Event: As part of the Palm Beach Pet Fashion Week, this event will feature a fashion show by Fashionista Palm Beach, a fun cocktails and tapas party, an exciting theatrical performance, and a silent auction. This year’s event is held in tribute to Gertrude Maxwell (1911-2011). Honorary Chairperson: Renee Morrison Chairperson: Claude Rosinsky Major Sponsors: Renee Greenberg, Mathieu Rosinsky, Pauline Pitt Ticket Price: $225 per person Contact: Kathy Wells 561-835-9525 saveapet.com

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Selfless L ve Foundation

Scripps Research

CAPEHART

SCOTT WISEMAN

SCRIPPS RESEARCH

Scripps Research

KATIE BACA-MOTES WILL LECTURE ON HOW SMARTWATCHES AND SIMILAR TECHNOLOGIES ARE TRANSFORMING CLINICAL TRIALS

VALENTINA BOTERO, WORKING TOWARD HER DOCTORATE IN NEUROSCIENCE AT SCRIPPS RESEARCH

CELEBRATING THE SUCCESS OF SELFLESS LOVE FOUNDATION’S FOURTH ANNUAL GALA, RAISING OVER $3 MILLION

Ranked the most influential institution in the world for its impact on innovation, Scripps Research celebrates its seventeenth year of high-impact science in Palm Beach County in 2021. From COVID to cancer, Alzheimer’s to ALS, Parkinson’s to HIV, we’re inspiring the next generation of innovators, and making the discoveries that improve lives. Join our free, virtual Front Row lectures and meet the researchers changing the world with science.

ADDITIONAL LISTING

Selfless Love Foundation is dedicated to transforming the lives of current and former foster youth through awareness, strategic partnerships, and advocacy. Visit selflesslovefoundation.org to learn more about the annual gala, Selfless Love Foundation’s mission, and how you can help support their life-changing initiatives benefiting current and former foster youth.

Main Fundraising Event: The Front Row lecture series Dates: October 13, November 17, and December 15, 2021 Location: Virtual; register at frontrow.scripps.edu Description of Event: Take a seat in the front row and listen in as some of Scripps Research’s leading scientists describe their work solving humanity’s pressing medical needs. Register today for free virtual lectures on aging and metabolism, emerging arthritis treatments, and the future of clinical trials. Contact: Jenna Davis 561-228-2084 frontrow.scripps.edu

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Main Fundraising Campaign: I Love Science Description of Campaign: Be an advocate for scientific research in your community! Through the I Love Science project at Scripps Research, you can offer a tribute by making a gift at give.scripps.edu or email philanthropy-florida@scripps.edu. All donations will be matched through the generosity of the Stiles-Nicholson Foundation. Contact: Tara Holcomb 561-228-2016 scripps.edu/support-us/give-now/

Main Fundraising Event: Fifth Annual Gala Date: May 14, 2022 Location: The Breakers, Palm Beach Description of Event: Selfless Love Foundation will host its exclusive and intimate signature event, the Fifth Annual Gala to support the lives of foster youth. Major Sponsors: Southern Glazer’s Wine & Spirits, Bacardí, Patrón Ticket Price: $2,000 Contact: Stephanie Absmeier 954-372-7760 selflesslovefoundation.org

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ARCATTACK

CAPEHART

MARY-RANDOLPH BALLINGER, PAMELA PATSLEY

FRANCES PETER, JOSEPHINE KALISMAN

ARCATTACK

The Society of the Four Arts was founded in 1936 to offer quality cultural programming to the community. Each season, the Four Arts offers a dynamic lineup of events including notable speakers, concerts, films, educational programs, and art exhibitions. The campus is home to beautiful sculpture and botanical gardens, a library and a children’s library, and a state-of-the-art educational facility.

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The South Florida Science Center’s mission is to “Open Every Mind to Science.” The indoor/outdoor venue features more than 100 hands-on educational exhibits, a 10,000-gallon aquarium, digital planetarium, a Pre-K focused Discovery Center, an 18-hole conservation-themed Mini Golf Course, the outdoor Fisher Family Science Trail, and much more—serving more than 350,000 visitors and students annually.

Main Fundraising Event: Americans in Paris Dinner Dance Date: February 18, 2022 Location: The Society of the Four Arts’ Philip Hulitar Sculpture Garden, Palm Beach Description of Event: Held every other year, the Four Arts’ highly anticipated “Americans in Paris” themed dinner dance will dazzle guests with an elegant evening of special performances and dancing, all benefiting the programs and gardens of The Society of the Four Arts. Chairpersons: Mary-Randolph Ballinger, Pamela Patsley Ticket Price: $2,000 Contact: Ron Atkinson 561-655-9318 fourarts.org

South Florida Science Center and Aquarium

The Society of the Four Arts

CAPEHART

The Society of the Four Arts

Main Fundraising Event: Four Arts Contemporaries Dinner Dance Date: February 19, 2022 Location: The Society of the Four Arts’ Philip Hulitar Sculpture Garden, Palm Beach Description of Event: Palm Beach’s most anticipated event for young supporters will return for an exciting evening of music and dancing, as the Four Arts Contemporaries raise important funds for the programs of the Society of the Four Arts. Chairpersons: Josephine Kalisman, Frances Peter Ticket Price: $1,000 Contact: Ron Atkinson 561-655-9318 fourarts.org

Main Fundraising Event: Sixty Years of Science: An Electrifying Experience Date: December 4, 2021 Location: South Florida Science Center and Aquarium, West Palm Beach Description of Event: Join the South Florida Science Center and Aquarium for an evening of electrifying entertainment, captivating cuisine, and exhilarating craft cocktails as it celebrates 60 years of science with “shocking” performances from ArcAttack and immersive experiences highlighting the Center’s stunning and transformative future. Honorary Chairpersons: Wendy Bingham Cox and Howard Cox, Kathleen and Lew Crampton, Frances and Jeffrey Fisher, Helene and Matt Lorentzen, Christine and Bob Stiller Major Sponsors: PNC Bank, Palm Beach Illustrated Ticket Price: $500 Contact: Marcy Hoffman 561-832-1988 sfsciencecenter.org

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Suits for Seniors

HOWARD COX AND WENDY BINGHAM COX

FUN AND FASHION AT THE 2019 SPRING LUNCHEON

BRYCE SARTORY, SUITS FOR SENIORS BOARD MEMBER; TAE EDMONDS, CEO AND FOUNDER OF SUITS FOR SENIORS

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Stop! Children’s Cancer of Palm Beach County is a nonprofit, communitybased volunteer organization donating 100 percent of its net profits to fund pediatric oncology research. Since 1983, the organization has raised over $3.2 million supporting research efforts with partners at Shands Children’s Hospital, the University of Miami, St. Mary’s Medical Center, and Nicklaus Children’s Hospital and Health Care Foundation.

DARRYL SANDERS, JR.

Stop! Children’s Cancer of Palm Beach County

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South Florida Science Center and Aquarium

Main Fundraising Campaign: South Florida Science Center and Aquarium Major Capital Expansion Location: South Florida Science Center and Aquarium, West Palm Beach Description of Campaign: Planning is underway to take the South Florida Science Center to the next level featuring a new 250,000-gallon aquarium, expanded permanent and traveling exhibit spaces, and STEAM Studio: a state-of-theart next-generation exhibit experience for all ages to better serve Palm Beach County and beyond. Chairpersons: Lew Crampton; Steering Committee: Wendy Bingham Cox, Katie Carpenter, Ed De Varona, LeeAnne Nicholson Labanz, Matthew Lorentzen, Jason Rawding Major Sponsors: Howard Cox and Wendy Bingham Cox Contact: Marcy Hoffman 561-832-1988 sfsciencecenter.org

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Main Fundraising Event: Spring Luncheon and Fashion Show Date: April 6, 2022 Location: The Pelican Club, Jupiter Description of Event: Stop! Children’s Cancer of Palm Beach County announces the resumption of its Annual Spring Luncheon and Fashion Show. The nonprofit’s dedication to pediatric oncology research has been ongoing throughout the pandemic, thanks to continued loyal support from donors and sponsors. Chairpersons: Chrissy Colton, Carrie Dietz, Lisa Edwards Major Sponsors: Northern Trust, The Honda Classic, N.V. Realty, The Lost Tree Club, The Bear’s Club, J. McLaughlin, Lilly Pulitzer, Tory Burch, Gretchen Scott, Saks Fifth Avenue, Bloomingdales Ticket Price: $200 Contact: Delores Colton 561-627-5328 stopchildrenscancer.com

Founded in 2015, Suits for Seniors is the preeminent leadership development program for at-risk high school seniors in Palm Beach County. Through an immersive 8-week education and mentorship program, students in lowincome communities develop leadership and interpersonal skills; explore college, career, and entrepreneurship opportunities; learn about finance, wellness, and more—suiting these leaders for successful futures. Main Fundraising Event: Golf and Give Date: March 9, 2022 Location: Drive Shack, West Palm Beach Description of Event: This is a fundraiser for scholarships and an end of the year holiday celebration to make a positive change for local at-risk high school seniors through education, mentoring, and leadership skills to provide lifelong success. This event involves donors, sponsors, and SFS students to play for good. Honorary Chairperson: Michael Nichols Chairperson: Jeff Johnson Major Sponsors: Comcast, Verizon, Honda Classic Ticket Price: $100 Contact: Jervonte Edmonds 321-604-7590 suitsforseniors.org

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Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center

NEIL AND DORIS GILLMAN, ABBY BERNSTEIN, ALEX HENDERSON

Since 2012, Sweet Dream Makers has improved the lives of more than 8,500 local children and their families by ensuring that they have safe, clean, and appropriate beds to sleep in every night. More than 50 service agencies refer vulnerable families to SDM for beds, bedding, and essential furniture— requests for which have increased more than 166 percent since 2017. Main Fundraising Event: Fourth Annual Be a Sweet Dream Maker Celebration Date: December 16, 2021 Location: The Addison, Boca Raton Description of Event: The historic Addison is resplendent with a winter wonderland theme for the Be a Sweet Dream Maker Celebration! Guests enjoy cocktails, dinner, entertainment, and a live auction. Funds raised during this exclusive evening purchase beds and bedding for families in need. Major Sponsor: Gillman Family Foundation Ticket Price: By invitation Contact: Suzanne Broad 561-571-7363 sweetdreammakers.org

Tri-County Animal Rescue

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JAYNE S. MALFITANO AT THE DOLPHINS CHALLENGE CANCER X EVENT IN 2020

PUPPIES RESCUED BY TRI-COUNTY FROM A HOARDING CASE IN NORTHERN FLORIDA

Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center, part of UHealth (University of Miami Health System and the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine) is the only cancer center in South Florida designated by the National Cancer Institute. The Dolphins Challenge Cancer’s purpose is to improve people’s lives through financial support for innovative cancer research at Sylvester.

Tri-County Animal Rescue is a 100 percent no-kill, 501(c)(3), nonprofit animal shelter working to prevent the killing of over 170,000 unwanted pets in Broward, Miami-Dade, and Palm Beach counties each year. Since its founding, the organization has saved over 73,000 domestic animals from being euthanized.

Main Fundraising Event: Twelfth Annual Dolphins Challenge Cancer Date: February 26, 2022 Location: Hard Rock Stadium, Miami Gardens Description of Event: With virtual and inperson participation options, the Dolphins Challenge Cancer event offers 100-, 50-, 35- and 15-mile bike routes with paces welcoming both avid cyclists and fi sttimers, in addition to a 5K run/walk with 100 percent of participant-raised funds donated to Sylvester. Major Sponsors: Lennar Foundation, AutoNation, Moss Construction, Harcourt M. and Virginia W. Sylvester Foundation Ticket Price: Call for details Contact: Allison Mulder 305-243-9088 dolphinschallengecancer.com

Main Fundraising Event: Making Waves for Tri-County Date: March 27, 2022 Location: Royal Palm Beach Yacht Club, Boca Raton Description of Event: Don your nautical attire and join Tri-County Animal Rescue for an evening of dinner, dancing, and a silent auction. Chairperson: Ted Campbell Major Sponsors: Bainbridge, Tito’s Vodka Ticket Price: $375 Contact: Suzi Goldsmith 561-482-8110 tricountyanimalrescue.com

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Vinceremos has been offering equineassisted activities for people with disabilities in Palm Beach County since 1982. The programs at Vinceremos include adaptive horse riding, equineassisted learning and psychotherapy, and hippotherapy. These activities promote health and well-being for all. Vinceremos looks beyond the disability and sees the potential and possibilities in every person.

Vita Nova is a safe bridge to independence for former foster care, LGBTQ, and other homeless youth through supportive housing, education, employment, and life skills training. As the voice of homeless young adults, Vita Nova is working to eliminate homelessness for youth ages 18- to 25-years old in Palm Beach County.

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Main Fundraising Event: Seventh Annual Peppermint Bark and Brunch Date: November 21, 2021 Location: Trump International Golf Club, West Palm Beach Description of Event: Bring your pup to brunch at the fabulous Trump International for live music, cocktails, raffle items, a silent auction, and many vendors to choose from for your holiday shopping. The event begins at 11 a.m. Chairpersons: Adrien Arpel, Andrea Stark, Deborah Robinson, Gregg Beletsky, Janna Bullock Major Sponsors: Bainbridge, Richard Schecter, Tito’s Vodka Ticket Price: $375 Contact: Suzi Goldsmith 561-482-8110 tricountyanimalrescue.com

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Tri-County Animal Rescue

Main Fundraising Event: Annual Dinner and Auction Date: January 28, 2022 Location: International Polo Club, Wellington Description of Event: Join Vinceremos for an evening of fun to celebrate how the organization can make a difference in the local community. The evening will include a silent and live auction, dinner, and dancing. Enjoy a celebration of potential and possibilities often hidden by the differences of a disability. Chairpersons: Tuny Page, Chip Perkins Major Sponsors: Palm Beach Equine Clinic, CaptiveOne Advisors Ticket Price: $250 Contact: Susan Guinan 561-792-9900 vinceremos.org

Main Fundraising Event: Manatees and Martinis Date: March 19, 2022 Location: Manatee Lagoon, an FP&L EcoDiscovery Center, West Palm Beach Description of Event: Guests of Manatees and Martinis will experience an exhilarating evening on the water featuring an array of culinary delicacies, tropical beverages, and live music. They will also have the opportunity to bid on unique auction items, enjoy a manatee sighting, and so much more. Chairpersons: Nicole and Charles Kowanetz Major Sponsors: FP&L, Fuoco Group Ticket Price: $175 Contact: Ashley Berry 561-472-0035 vitanovainc.org

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Women of Tomorrow Mentor and Scholarship Program

West Palm Beach Library Foundation

WOMEN OF TOMORROW PATRONS AND LEADERSHIP COUNCIL— PALM BEACH COUNTY

DANNY WUERFFEL, KEYNOTE SPEAKER, HEISMAN TROPHY WINNER, 1996 UF GATOR NATIONAL CHAMPION, AND NFL QUARTERBACK

The West Palm Beach Library Foundation enhances and supports the Mandel Public Library of West Palm Beach. With a vision to create an inspired community where children excel and adults thrive, the Foundation’s activities financially support the library and its programs, services, and resources that enrich and strengthen our diverse community.

Founded in 1997 by author and television journalist Jennifer Valoppi and former Telemundo and NBC President Don Browne, the Women of Tomorrow Mentor and Scholarship Program (WOT) is designed to inspire and empower atrisk young women to live up to their full potential through mentorship by highly accomplished professional women. WOT annually mentors 4,000 students in approximately 160 public high schools.

Since 1917, YMCA of the Palm Beaches has served Palm Beach County, working side-by-side with local families and neighbors to ensure that everyone—regardless of age, income, or background—has the opportunity to learn, grow, and thrive. The organization focuses on youth development, healthy living, social responsibility, and has a goal of never turning away an individual or family from a needed program due to the inability to pay.

Main Fundraising Event: Food for Thought Gala Date: November 13, 2021 Location: Mandel Public Library, West Palm Beach Description of Event: The Food for Thought Gala, the West Palm Beach Library Foundation’s premier annual fundraiser, is an elegant dinner party featuring stimulating conversation with local and national luminaries including Valerie Hemingway. Proceeds benefit the Foundation which supports the Mandel Public Library. Honorary Chairpersons: Josephine duPont Bayard; Kim Bepler; Honorable Ann W. Brown; Alexander “Sandy” Myers, Esq.; Melissa Sullivan Chairpersons: Dianne Bernstein, Lesley Hogan Major Sponsors: Steve and Lori Leveen, CoFounders; Levenger Company Ticket Price: $350 Contact: Dean W. Dimke 561-868-7793 wpblf.org

Main Fundraising Event: Second Annual Palm Beach County Rosé Day Date: February 4, 2022 Location: Café Boulud at The Brazilian Court Hotel, Palm Beach Description of Event: The Second Annual Palm Beach County Rosé Day is a luncheon event that features fine dining and rosé wine flowing all day, together with fabulous fashion, shopping, music, and mingling with friends for a Palm Beach afternoon in support of the program. Chairpersons: Judith Temple, R. Jo Kaufman Ticket Price: $1,000 Contact: Lynne Goldberg 561-212-6024 womenoftomorrow.org

Main Fundraising Event: Thirteenth Annual YMCA of the Palm Beaches Prayer Breakfast Date: December 10, 2021 Location: The Breakers, Palm Beach Description of Event: The Prayer Breakfast builds awareness and excitement around the impactful work the YMCA does to serve local families. This year, Heisman Trophy winner and UF Gator National Champion Danny Wuerffel will serve as the event’s Keynote Speaker. Honorary Chairpersons: Donald and Irene Dizney Major Sponsors: The Breakers, Hedrick Brothers Construction, The Weitz Company, FP&L, Gunster Law, McCranels Orthodontics, HIVE, Christian Angle Real Estate, John C. Cassidy Air Conditioning Ticket Price: Starts at $250 Contact: Peter Thate 561-968-9622, ext. 237 ymcapalmbeaches.org/ymcaprayerbreakfast

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Calendar of Events 2021/2022

Memories that last

Ann Norton Sculpture Gardens, Fifth Annual Sculpture in Motion

Rosarian Academy, Forty-Second Annual Auction and Ball

West Palm Beach Library Foundation, Food for Thought Gala

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Scripps Research, Front Row Lectures Sweet Dream Makers, Fourth Annual Be a Sweet Dream Maker Celebration Clinics Can Help, Clinics Can Help Eighth Annual Golf Classic

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Boca West Children’s Foundation, Ninth Annual Golf Challenge

Junior League of Boca Raton, Woman Volunteer of the Year Luncheon

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Literacy Coalition of Palm Beach County, Thirtieth Annual Love of Literacy Luncheon

Children’s Home Society of Florida, The Ultimate Dinner Party

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Jewish Federation of South Palm Beach County, Sandler Family Major Gifts

Palm Beach Historical Society, Nineteenth Annual Archival Evening

Scripps Research, Front Row Lectures The Leeds Endowment, Party with the Pack

20-21 Junior League of the Palm Beaches, 3 Deck the Palms Boutique Market 4 21 Tri-County Animal Rescue, Seventh Annual Peppermint Bark and Brunch 4 22 Preservation Foundation of Palm

Beach, Dinner with Raymond Jungles

Grandma’s Place, Sixth Annual Grandma’s Angels Holiday Luncheon

Best Buddies of Palm Beach, Champion of the Year Under the Stars Gala Fuller Center, Wee Dream Ball Palm Beach County Foodbank, Empty Bowls (Delray Beach) South Florida Science Center and Aquarium, Sixty Years of Science: An Electrifying Experience PALM BEACH CHARITY REGISTER

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Busch Wildlife Sanctuary, Wine in the Wild

A Safe Haven for Newborns, Holiday Cabaret Showcase and Luncheon Concert

Rehabilitation Center for Children and Adults, Annual Soirée

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Palm Beach Symphony Ladies Guild and Music Men, Fifth Annual Holly Jolly Symphony Fête

Opportunity, Inc., Opportunity Holiday Sip. Savor. SHOP!

YMCA of the Palm Beaches, Thirteenth Annual YMCA of the Palm Beaches Prayer Breakfast

Children’s Foundation of Palm Beach County, Walk the Walk

Compass Community Center, Cocktails for Compass

The Ryan Licht Sang Bipolar Foundation, Evening of Insights Art Exhibition and Dinner

Lighthouse ArtCenter, D’Art for Art Leaders in Furthering Education (LIFE), Twenty-Eighth Annual Lady in Red Gala Planned Parenthood of South, East and North Florida, Annual Palm Beach Dinner Dance

Preservation Foundation of Palm Beach, Volk Walk Exhibition Dinner Presented by The Royal Poinciana Plaza

Palm Beach Island Hospice Foundation, Hospice Evening 2022

Ann Norton Sculpture Gardens, An Evening of Music and Art in the Gardens Glades Academy Foundation, An Evening of Great Expectations Dinner and Auction Gift of Life Marrow Registry, Steps for Life 5K Run and Walk of South Florida Palm Beach Opera Guild, Annual Luncheon and Opera Interlude to Celebrate the Guild’s Sixtieth Anniversary

Hanley Foundation, Palm Beach Dinner

Promise Fund of Florida, Pink Tie Guys: Dash and Dine

Scripps Research, Front Row Lectures

MorseLife Health System, MorseLife’s Thirty-Eighth Annual Dinner and Entertainment

January 2022

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Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League, Fiftieth Anniversary Christmas Ball

Fun and Fashionable

Adopt-A-Family of the Palm Beaches, Tree Lighting Celebration

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Jewish Federation of South Palm Beach County, Lion of Judah Luncheon

Lecture and Luncheon Richard David Kann Melanoma Foundation, Twenty-Second Annual Luncheon and Fashion Show

Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, 65 Roses Golf Classic

Armory Art Center, Annual Winter Gala

Bethesda Hospital, Baptist Health Foundation, Gala of Generosity

Palm Beach Day Academy, Palm Beach Day Academy’s Centennial Gala

Meals on Wheels of the Palm Beaches, More than a Meal Breakfast

Vinceremos Therapeutic Riding Center, Annual Dinner and Auction

HomeSafe, The Classic Rock and Roll Party

The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, Annual Black-Tie Gala

Maltz Jupiter Theatre, Annual Gala: Casino La Mer

The Palm Beach Police & Fire Foundation, The Palm Beach Police & Firefig ter’s Ball Holy Ground PBC, A Shower for Shelter Annual Luncheon and Auction Hearing the Ovarian Cancer Whisper (HOW), Twenty-First Annual Time is of the Essence

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“Improving the quality of life for women who are generally at greater risk of hip revision surgery” Our mission is to fund the engineering and rigorous FDA, IDE, and Pre-market Approval via “prove a truth” testing of gender specific orthopedic solutions that have no predicate and would otherwise never come to market. Phone: 561.644.9444 www.rachellindsayfoundation.org Email: rachellindsayfoundation@gmail.com CONNECT WITH US ON LINKEDIN

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Boys & Girls Clubs of Palm Beach County, Fiftieth Annual Gala: The Winter Ball

Delray Beach Public Library, Laugh with the Library: Chapter 15

Women of Tomorrow Mentor and Scholarship Program, Second Annual Palm Beach County Rosé Day

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PROUDLY HONORING MARY ELLEN & DERMOT HEALEY, AND SUSAN NAMM SPENCER HONORARY CHAIR: SUZANNE L. NIEDLAND EXECUTIVE PRODUCER MEDIA SPONSOR PALM BEACH ILLUSTRATED FOR MORE INFORMATION OR TO SPONSOR, PLEASE CONTACT BRETT WILSON AT: (561) 972-6124 OR BWILSON@JUPITERTHEATRE.ORG

Norton Museum of Art, ArtBeat

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Norton Museum of Art, Norton Museum of Art Gala Oxbridge Academy, Oxbridge Academy Golf Classic 2022 Palm Beach Opera, 2022 Gala: An Evening with Nadine Sierra Jewish Federation of Palm Beach County, The Lions’ Pride Event Alliance for Eating Disorders Awareness, The Garden of Love

Alliance for Eating Disorders Awareness, Twelfth Annual Valentine’s Treats and Sweets

Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Palm Beach, Caritas Dei Bishop’s Gala

American Heart Association, Sixty-Seventh Annual Palm Beach Heart Ball

Center for Family Services, Twenty-Third Annual Old Bags Luncheon

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Place of Hope, Hope Bash Palm Beach Boca Raton Museum of Art, Gala Dinner with Guest Chef Virgilio Martínez

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Bascom Palmer, Palm Beach Evening of Vision Gala

Croquet Foundation of America, U.S. Croquet Hall of Fame Induction Gala

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Palm Beach County Foodbank, Empty Bowls (Palm Beach) The Society of the Four Arts, Americans in Paris Dinner Dance The Everglades Foundation, ForEverglades Gala The Society of the Four Arts, Four Arts Contemporaries Dinner Dance Palm Beach Symphony, A Musical Journey: The Twentieth Anniversary Annual Gala Honoring Palm Beach Symphony’s Late President Dale Archer McNulty Palm Beach Atlantic University, Women of Distinction Community Foundation for Palm Beach and Martin Counties, Founder’s Luncheon Fiftieth Anniversary Celebration

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Cleveland Clinic Florida, Florida Ball Comprehensive Alcoholism Rehabilitation Programs, CARP Annual Spring Luncheon Furry Friends Adoption Clinic and Ranch, Gimme Shelter Gala

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Armory Art Center, ARTISTRY Opening Night Party Ballet Palm Beach, We Believe Season of Dance Gala

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Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, Palm Beach Celebration Dinner

Alzheimer’s Drug Discovery Foundation, Fifth Annual Hope on the Horizon Palm Beach Event

Save A Pet Florida, A Night of Music and Song to Save a Pet

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Habitat for Humanity of South Palm Beach County, Women Build

Preservation Foundation of Palm Beach, Annual Dinner Dance

The Arc of Palm Beach County, Off the all Gala

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Raymond F. Kravis Center for the Performing Arts, Kravis Center Gala

Alfresco events

The Benjamin School, BASH Gala Child Rescue Coalition, Fifth Annual Tech with Heart Gala

Palm Beach Historical Society, Evening on Antique Row

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Big Dog Ranch Rescue, Ninth Annual Wine, Women, and Shoes

American Friends of Magen David Adom, Annual Gala

Hanley Foundation, Twenty-Seventh Annual Family Picnic

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Achievement Centers for Children and Families, Delray Beach Home Tour

Palm Beach Round Table, Ninetieth Anniversary Celebration

The Michael J. Fox Foundation, Inaugural Luncheon to Benefit The Michael J. Fox Foundation

Palm Beach Fellowship of Christians & Jews, Annual Fellowship Dinner

Suits for Seniors, Golf and Give Philanthropy Tank, Philanthropy Tank Finals Event Dress for Success Palm Beaches, Style for Hope Luncheon

Vita Nova, Inc., Manatees and Martinis

JARC, Thirty-Sixth Annual Gala

Jewish Federation of Palm Beach County, Celebrating Philanthropy: A Major Gifts Event

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ChildNet, Care for Kids Palm Beach Luncheon

Morikami Museum and Japanese Gardens, Year of the Tiger Gala

Jewish Women’s Foundation of the Greater Palm Beaches, Investing in Women Campaign and Annual Luncheon

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Palm Beach County Food Bank,

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The Salvation Army Women’s Auxiliary, Hearts of Gold Luncheon and Fashion Show Furry Friends Adoption Clinic and Ranch, Third Annual Pull for Paws Clay Shoot Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center, Twelfth Annual Dolphins Challenge Cancer FoundCare, À Votre Santé

Tri-County Animal Rescue, Making Waves for Tri-County

MorseLife Health System, MorseLife Golf Classic

Lighthouse for the Blind of the Palm Beaches, enVision 20/20 Luncheon

Family Promise North/Central Palm Beach County, Fiesta on Flagler

Center for Creative Education, Twenty-Seventh Annual Gala

Bethesda Hospital, Baptist Health Foundation, Grow2Heal Gala

Jupiter Medical Center Foundation, Forty-Fourth Annual Black-Tie Ball

Cancer Alliance of Help & Hope, Dance the Night Away

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Keiser University, Evening with Dara Torres Aquatic Center

Horses Healing Hearts, Ninth Annual Fundraising Event

Florida Atlantic University, President’s Gala

Jewish Federation of Palm Beach County, Legacy Donor Appreciation Event

Navy SEAL Foundation, The Palm Beach Navy SEAL Evening of Tribute

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Stop! Children’s Cancer of Palm Beach County, Spring Luncheon and Fashion Show HabCenter, Sixth Annual Bloom Fest

Boys & Girls Clubs of Palm Beach County, Twentieth Annual Barefoot on the Beach

Hanley Foundation, Monday After the Masters Golf Classic

Aid to Victims of Domestic Abuse, Fifteenth Annual Heart of a Woman Luncheon

Impact 100 Palm Beach County, Grand Awards Celebration

Executive Women of the Palm Beaches, Thirty-Ninth Annual Women in Leadership Awards Luncheon

Grey Team, Veterans’ Voices: Breaking the Silence

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Tuesday, Feb. 22, 2022 | The Breakers Palm Beach Previous Women of Distinction: Patricia Supper, Rose Sachs, Helen Ross, Carolyn Buckley, Anita Dubnoff, Mary Schott, Jean Feather, Helen Persson, Helen Cluett, Anita Hamilton Michaels, Dorothy Schulman, Hillie Mahoney, Nicki Harris, Kathryn Vecellio, Patricia Cook, Nancy Brinker, Kit Pannill, Pat Johnson, Jean Tailer, Susan Keenan, Edie Schur, Maura Benjamin, Sydelle Meyer, Lore Moran Dodge, Barbara Nicklaus, Alicia Blodgett, Julie Fisher Cummings, Diana Ecclestone, Frances Fisher, Helen DeVos, Michele Kessler, Sydell Miller, Lilly Pulitzer Rousseau, Gay Hart Gaines, Vicki Halmos, Iris Apfel, Gail Austin Cooney, Eileen Burns, Suzanne Wright, Joyce Sang, Sally Soter, Gail Coniglio, Danielle Hickox Moore, Susie Elson, Nancy Murray, Sheila Reicher Fine, Joan R. Van der Grift, Cathy Flagg, Jane R. Grace, Emilia Fanjul, Darlene Jordan, Candy Carson, Bonnie McElveen-Hunter, Audrey Gruss, Laurie S. Silvers and Melania Trump

Call (561) 803-2971 for information or visit www.pba.edu/wod

Best Foot Forward, The World Awaits Bash

Impact the Palm Beaches, 2022 Impact Awards Celebration

Boca Helping Hands, Annual Monopoly Event

A luncheon to honor women who have made significant contributions to the community

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Girl Scouts of Southeast Florida, Emerald Awards Ceremony and Luncheon

Selfl ss Love Foundation, Fifth Annual Gala

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The Glades Generation By Kristen Desmond LeFevre

Sometimes, you’ve got to start with what you don’t know—or in the case of the Everglades Foundation’s Literacy Program, what most Floridian school children don’t know. Program Director Jennifer Diaz and her team set out to learn what Florida kids know about their home environment, and the results were alarming. “Most of the South Florida students we met did not know that their water comes from the Everglades,” Diaz says. “How are they going to protect what they don’t know or care about?” The answer: they can’t, or won’t. (Or both.) That's a problem, Diaz says, because the key to long-term sustainability and protection of the Everglades rests on the next generation understanding the vast ecological and economic value of Florida's famed river of grass. Enter the Everglades Literacy Program. Established in 2013, it puts science-backed resources and environmental experiences into the hands of school teachers. “The teachers are driving the cultural change. We need to teach students about their environment so they can care about it,” Diaz says. The program has caught on from kindergartens to high schools statewide: More than 3,700 teachers have taught the curriculum to 100,000 students. From professional development resources and lesson plans for teachers, to presentations, science nights, and field tri s that get students’ feet wet (literally, in some cases), the program is making a difference in how children view Florida’s fragile ecosystem. “It’s our greatest hope that our resources plus the hands-on work that the teachers are doing in their classrooms will create the next generation of South Florida conservation stewards,” Diaz says. (evergladesliteracy.org) 104 PALM BEACH CHARITY REGISTER

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