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More than 800 party-goers attended the 14th annual event held under the stars at Sandsprit Park in Stuart. The nautical-themed event, hosted by the Martin Health System LifeSavers, included tasty local eats, cool libations, live music and more. In addition to supporting maternity and pediatric care at Martin Health, proceeds from this year’s “Goombay Bash” will benefit the mother-baby home visitation program

Back in April, SafeSpace hosted its First Annual Amethyst Charity Ball at The Crane Club at Tesoro in Port St. Lucie

TREASURE COAST FASHION NIGHT debut Edit Delete Unpublish Submitted by admin on Fri, 2015-06-26 09:58 Models strutted down the runway donning the season’s apparel at Flagler Place during the spring edition of Treasure Coast Fashion Night. The crowd enjoyed appetizers and an after-show party. A portion of all proceeds benefited Women Supporting the Arts.Read more about TREASURE COAST FASHION NIGHT debut

The Treasure Coast Hospice Foundation hosted its inaugural Sporting Clay Tournament at the South Florida Shooting Club, raising more than $33,000 to support patient care programs. Shooters of all levels experienced an exciting day of sporting competition on the 15-station course and participated in live and silent auctions and raffles.

Local leaders celebrated the roof-topping of Azul Apartments, which are set to open in June. Stuart commissioners plan to bring in year-round residents to help support the continued success of downtown.

ELLIOTT MUSEUM’S ‘THE CHAIR AND THE PENDULUM’ Edit Delete Unpublish Submitted by admin on Wed, 2015-04-29 03:40 Two exhibits, “The Art of Seating: 200 Years of American Design” and a Foucault pendulum donated by the Donigan family, were recognized at the Museum for a fun-filled evening to raise money for future exhibits and educational programs. Museum patrons enjoyed gourmet food, posed for photographs, and participated in a reverse raffle and clue game.Read more about ELLIOTT MUSEUM’S ‘THE CHAIR AND THE PENDULUM’

Back in February, The Humane Society of the Treasure Coast hosted the annual Paws & Claws Gala at The Cape Club of Palm City

The organization hosted its 18th annual gala at Mariner Sands Country Club where guests were transported to the streets of New Orleans for its themed gala, “All Jazzed Up on Bourbon Street.” The event raised funds and awareness for uninsured Martin County residents.

‘Four Seasons With Friends’ Edit Delete Unpublish Submitted by epradeep on Wed, 2016-03-30 04:56 More than 200 guests attended the luncheon at Harbor Ridge Yacht & County Club to support Treasure Coast Hospice Counseling Services Youth and Family Programs. The Founding Friends of Treasure Coast Hospice treated attendees to a whimsical atmosphere celebrating the four seasons, season-themed dishes and a fashion show showcasing each season.Read more about ‘Four Seasons With Friends’

Back in June, Big Brothers Big Sisters of Palm Beach and Martin Counties hosted the festive Bowl For Kids’ Sake

The 26th annual golf tournament and auction took place at Willoughby Golf Club and raised more than $80,000. The two-part event included a cocktail reception, a live and silent auction and a call to action in support of the Florence Nightingale Express, a 38-foot mobile medical clinic.

Restore second location opening Edit Delete Unpublish Submitted by epradeep on Tue, 2015-12-22 07:40 Habitat for Humanity of Martin County opened its second store in Stuart. More than 200 attendees got a sneak peek into the 20,000-square-foot showroom filled with donated furniture, appliances and other gently used home goods. All sales from the ReStore go right back to the organization to help fund the building of new homes in Martin County.Read more about Restore second location opening

Nearly 300 guests enjoyed a night of dinner, dancing and intrigue at the Midnight Masquerade at Mariner Sands Country Club. The event raised $90,000 for Treasure Health’s specialized pediatric care program, Little Treasures, which focuses on the unique needs of children facing serious illness.

Locals attended an informative and engaging talk by Robert Putnam, a proponent of civic engagement and advisor to world leaders on “The Crumbling American Dream and How To Renew It.” The presentation was held at The Rappaport Center at Temple Beit HaYam.

The annual Hope Awards hosted an elegant breakfast at the Mariner Sands Country Club. CEO Rob Ranieri presented 20 awards that recognized the talent and philanthropy demonstrated by local businesses, organizations, partner agencies and individuals, all of whom have provided ongoing and meaningful contributions of time, expertise and other resources to House of Hope.

Nearly 100 sponsors and supporters attended the VIP Party for the inaugural event at Florida Oceanographic Coastal Center. Guests enjoyed cocktails and food, while meandering through the grounds, which were transformed into a winter wonderland with holiday lighting and palm trees aglow.

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.

Linda Weiksnar, founder of Moms for Mental Health, and Paula Hundt of Tykes & Teens welcomed child and adolescent psychiatrist Dr. Jennifer Milone to the first in a series of guest speakers on children’s mental health. A double board-certified psychiatrist, Dr. Milone spoke to MFMH members and friends on Maternal Emotional Signaling: What We Say Without Words. 

Kiwanis Club of Stuart ‘Kiwanis Challenge’ Edit Delete Unpublish Submitted by admin on Thu, 2014-03-06 03:24 More than 76 participants, from novices to straight shooters, put their marksmanship to the test at the Kiwanis Challenge fundraiser. The sporting clay tournament was held at the exclusive South Florida Shooting Club. Nearly $80,000 was raised to build an inclusive playground at Kiwanis Park that will accommodate children with disabilities.Read more about Kiwanis Club of Stuart ‘Kiwanis Challenge’

Stuart Sailfish Club Reception Edit Delete Unpublish Submitted by epradeep on Wed, 2016-03-30 04:56 The Club kicked off its 75th anniversary with a cocktail party held at Geoffrey Smith Galleries and hosted by Stuart Magazine. Nearly 100 guests enjoyed cocktails and hors d'oeuvres from The Diamond Tea Room in Stuart. The Stuart Sailfish Club was founded in 1939 and formally incorporated on January 21, 1941. As part of its 75th anniversary celebration, the Club received a proclamation from the City of Stuart, which was presented at the party.Read more about Stuart Sailfish Club Reception