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Lyric theatre grand reopening Edit Delete Unpublish Submitted by admin on Thu, 2015-01-29 10:49 The three-day celebration allowed donors and guests to view the theater’s long-awaited transformation. The audience was greeted by director John Loesser, then treated to a concert titled “Dancing Through the Decades,” featuring music from the ’50s to the ’90s, performed by the band Solid Gold.Read more about Lyric theatre grand reopening

Dianne Davant and associates welcomed friends and clients for holiday cheer. Guests browsed through the interior design and gift shop while mingling over hors d'oeuvres and cocktails.

The signature event took place at Taste Casual Dining where some of Martin County’s finest artists created artwork on shirts, aprons, hats and bags. White Shirt Night raises funds to send kids to Camps Success, an eight-week summer learning program for at-risk children.

Nearly 340 people took aim during Place of Hope's seventh annual Sporting Clays Fun Shoot at the South Florida Shooting Club. The fundraiser combined the competition of clay shooting with supporting foster children in the community.

Two hundred guests attended the tournament kickoff dinner party with legendary golfers and other celebrity athletes at The Club at Admirals Cove. Attendees bid on silent auction items as they sipped cocktails and mingled among the “stars” to raise more than $50,000 in funds for children affected by cancer and other life-altering or life-threatening illnesses.

More than 300 guests attended the sold-out Vegas-themed fashion show, which took place at Harbour Ridge Yacht & Country Club. The event raised more than $26,000, which will benefit the organization’s Community Action Grants and will provide scholarships for women.

‘Hot Caribbean nights’ Cook-Off Edit Delete Unpublish Submitted by admin on Fri, 2014-11-28 10:00 The Mansion at Tuckahoe was hopping at the 10th Annual Wine Tasting/Celebrity Chef Cook-off event. Nearly 700 attended, enjoying more than 80 varieties of organic wine and delicious fare from area restaurants. More than $15,000 was raised to benefit the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society.Read more about ‘Hot Caribbean nights’ Cook-Off

18th annual taste of martin county Edit Delete Unpublish Submitted by admin on Tue, 2014-06-24 07:25 More than 600 excited patrons attended a night of culinary delight at Memorial Park in Stuart, where 30-plus dining establishments competed for a title in one of seven award categories. The event raised $65,000 for Big Brothers Big Sisters of Palm Beach and Martin Counties’ local mentoring programs.Read more about 18th annual taste of martin county

Nearly 80 guests enjoyed an intimate evening of stimulating conversation with authors about their books and future plans at the Blake Library the evening before 'BookMania!' The event raised funds to continue the 22-year tradition of a free book festival sponsored by the Foundation. 

The women of Impact 100 Martin held an inaugural award celebration at Piper's Landing Yacht & Country Club where they heard presentations from three finalists hoping to receive the collective giving group's first $100,000 grant. The winner was Project LIFT (Life Initiatives for Teens) for its Pathway Academy of Innovation.

Molly’s House hosted an opening reception titled “Curt Whiticar: 106 years of Life and Art,” an exhibition curated by the late Curt Whiticar’s children. Long-time friends, family and art supporters came to view the local legend’s paintings.

More than 200 people attended Seacoast’s Annual Wealth Management Luncheon at The Mar-a-Lago Club. Silent auction items filled the room and models donned the runway with designer Eduardo de las Casas’ fashion. The silent auction benefited Project L.I.F.T., which addresses mental health issues with youth who struggle with substance abuse, depression, anxiety and family conflict.

Guests dressed up in costume and headed to the South Florida Shooting club for an interactive murder mystery and musical experience resembling “The Legend of Sleepy Hollow.” The event's funds will benefit sick, injured and orphaned wildlife on the Treasure Coast.

Friends at the Audubon celebrated long-standing members who have participated in the success of the society and welcomed its new members. Nonmembers were also invited to learn more about Audubon. Treasure Coast Wildlife brought a rehabilitating Crested-Caracara and gave a brief lecture on the Cara, its habits and habitats. Nearly 80 people attended the get-together.

Seventy-five guests gathered for Place of Hope’s third annual Sea of Hope preseason kick-off party, which celebrated hope and opportunity for local children in foster care. One of Place of Hope’s young men spoke about his journey and the help he’s received from the organization.

The eighth annual sold-out event took place at the Quail Valley River Club, raising critical funding to benefit research and outreach on the Indian River Lagoon by the Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institute at FAU (HBOI). Proceeds from the event will fund the 2019 Indian River Lagoon Graduate Research Fellows program.

More than 200 supporters attended United Way of Martin County's second annual “Tikis on the Terrace” presented by Bank of America at The Mansion at Tuckahoe. Guests swayed to island tunes and enjoyed traditional Polynesian entertainment, tropical-inspired food and raffle prizes along with a silent auction.

A group of 200 artists and art enthusiasts celebrated the 19th annual Hearts for Hope Luncheon at Piper’s Landing Yacht and Country Club with a theme of “Our Bountiful Community.”

At their annual reception, Women Supporting the Arts members, special guests and 2016 grant recipients celebrated 12 years of making dreams come true with the arts in Martin County. Born as a dream to bring new sources of funding to the arts community, the organization is making a difference in the cultural landscape.

Held at Mariner Sands Country Club, the luncheon was sponsored by Treasure Coast Legal and installed new directors and recognized special community leaders.