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The annual Polo Classic benefiting Molly’s House raised more than $60,000 for the organization. This outing brings internationally known polo players to the Port Mayaca Polo Club in Okeechobee for a day of competition and fun, in addition to a “best hat” contest, a dressage presentation, a special VIP party, a car show and the traditional halftime Champagne divot stomp.

Jupiter Island Club hosted the Boys & Girls Clubs of Martin County’s annual benefit. The event celebrated the club’s 27 years of changing children’s lives for the better in Martin County.

The first of its kind on the Treasure Coast, Healthy Glow Airbrush Tanning celebrated a soft opening at its new studio in Jensen Beach. Owner Susan Brand offers customized airbrush tanning to anyone interested in a “healthy glow.” Raffles and giveaways included contributions from many local beauty businesses.

Hosted at Stuart's Kane Center, the organization's “friendraiser” featured Stories of Hope that were shared by families who have benefited from the agency's generous sponsors and donors.

The Elliott Museum flashed back to 1969 with more than 300 people dressed as hippies gathered to celebrate the opening reception for the “Summer of ‘69” exhibition showing in the museum's Changing Gallery. The exhibit honors the 50th anniversaries of the crew of Apollo 11's landing on the Moon, the Miracle Mets, the war in Vietnam and Woodstock.

Lehr and Paul Filipe opened up their tropical oasis home to friends and supporters of the Environmental Studies Council for the Havana Nights gala. Guests enjoyed an evening of entertainment, Cuban cuisine and a silent auction.

Patricia Lambrecht hosted the private party at her Palm Beach home in celebration of StarStruck Theatre’s building purchase, bringing StarStruck’s dream of having a "forever home" to fruition. The party also marked the launch of the non-profit Children’s Theatre capital improvement campaign to revitalize the nearly 20-year-old building with necessary maintenance and upgrades.

Planned Parenthood Fundraiser Edit Delete Unpublish Submitted by epradeep on Tue, 2015-12-22 07:40 More than 120 supporters mixed and mingled at a private waterfront home to celebrate Planned Parenthood at its annual fundraiser “Cocktails for a Cause.” More than $36,000 was raised to ensure that the more than 55,000 Floridians seen each year have access to reproductive health care and educational services in Martin County and surrounding areas.Read more about Planned Parenthood Fundraiser

More than 150 guests attended a private fundraiser thrown at Dr. Daniel and Marlena Husted’s waterfront home in support of House of Hope’s nutrition garden programs. Decadent desserts were prepared to honor the evening’s theme with cascading fruits and vegetables adorning a four-tiered cake. An on-site sommelier offered pairings to accompany the extensive selections of charcuterie, raw bar and tapas.

Kevin and Georgiana Hawken welcomed guests to their Stuart home for a party held in honor of Preston Honea who was diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes at 7 years old. Guests enjoyed Southern fare, sipped on mint juleps and donated to the local Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation chapter in Preston’s honor. The event raised $6,000.

The Pine School in Hobe Sound kicked off the new year with its 14th Annual 100 Years of Cars Car Show, held at the sprawling 174-acre campus on January 16, 2021.

The Robert F. Novins Memorial Golf Tournament and Reception exceeded the $115,000 goal commemorating the 15th consecutive year of this event. 200 guests enjoyed live music, food, and an auction at the reception. The golfers battled the heat and rain during the tournament and had a sensational time.  The funds will allow the VIM Clinic to provide free health care for the uninsured residents of Martin County.

Alzheimer’s Community Care Edit Delete Unpublish Submitted by epradeep on Wed, 2016-03-30 04:56 More than 125 guests attended the annual luncheon “Hope is Blooming” at Mariner Sands Country Club. Keynote speaker Dr. David Watson, founder and president of the Alzheimer's Research and Treatment Center, spoke about advances in Alzheimer's research. The event opened with music by the Pine School Jazz Ensemble.Read more about Alzheimer’s Community Care

Women’s Power Lunch Edit Delete Unpublish Submitted by admin on Wed, 2015-04-29 03:40 Hundreds of Women flocked to the Business and Health Expo's 15th anniversary, held at the Hutchinson Island Marriott Resort. "Straight from the Heart" was the theme in support of the American Heart Association. The expo offers a panel of speakers and gives women and vendors an opportunity to promote their business.Read more about Women’s Power Lunch

Infiniti Stuart got the Elliott Museum's 23rd annual Classics at the Beach Car Show off to a start with a pre-show at its showroom. Exhibitors and friends of the Elliott enjoyed an evening of wining, dining and live music. The event was set against an impressive display of vintage automobiles.

The Hobe Sound Nature Center welcomed “Jungle” Jack Hanna as its keynote speaker for the spring fundraising dinner, “Into the Wild,” held at Jupiter Hills Club. Guests mingled during the cocktail hour, which featured live and silent auctions. Hanna spoke about his travels and experiences in supporting wildlife conservation and the importance of environmental awareness and education.

Marc-Michaels Interior Design hosted a spec-house preview party on the ocean at Marc Thee's first designer branded residence. Hors d'oeuvres and cocktails kept the momentum going while guests browsed the luxury designer home.

Young Professionals of Martin County hosted its annual Holiday Party at Harborage Yacht Club & Marina with the theme “red hot.” Attendees contributed toys to benefit Big Brothers Big Sisters of Palm Beach and Martin counties.

The annual show celebrated 68 artists from five local high schools. The 2018 “Best of Show” award went to Gina Resciniti (Martin County High School) for her photo“Flower Child.” In total, 38 awards were given.

Roughly 700 Treasure Coast residents gathered to hear Boston College President Father William P. Leahy discuss how to bridge social, economic and political divides in our nation. Phyllis and Jerry Rappaport hosted a pre-event dinner at their home.