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Guests had the opportunity to play Vegas casino games, participate in a silent auction and stop by the photo booth during Casino Night for Elev8hope.  Participation at the event supports Elev8hope's mission and benefits low-income families and individuals across Martin County to move up to self-sufficiency and beyond.

Martin Health Foundation ‘Chrysanthemum Ball’ Edit Delete Unpublish Submitted by admin on Wed, 2014-02-19 08:52 The annual charity gala raised $1.35 million with this year’s medieval theme and drew 450 patrons to a private residence in Sailfish Point. Funds raised were used to renovate the fifth floor of Martin Health’s flagship hospital, Martin Medical Center in Stuart.Read more about Martin Health Foundation ‘Chrysanthemum Ball’

SWINGING FORE THE ARC party Edit Delete Unpublish Submitted by epradeep on Tue, 2015-12-22 07:40 The party kicked off this year's golf tournament, featuring golf greats Nancy Lopez, Val Skinner and Laurie Rinker. Guests enjoyed hors d' oeuvres, cocktails and entertainment with live and silent auctions. Proceeds benefited the ARC of Martin County programs.Read more about SWINGING FORE THE ARC party

The murder mystery took place at Aycock at Tradition with proceeds benefiting Madison’s Miracles. Guests enjoyed dinner before working through clues to solve the mystery. A ’50s costume contest took place in addition to a display of original stock vehicles.

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.

Geoffrey C. Smith Galleries in Port Salerno hosted the opener for its collectors. Cocktails and hors d'oeuvres were served as guests mingled throughout the gallery filled with sculptures and paintings.

Audubon members and friends from the Treasure Coast gathered at the Possum Long Nature Center for the annual garden party, which featured a special presentation from the Treasure Coast Wildlife Center. The event honored chapter volunteers who lead and organize special programs throughout the year.

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.

Dignitaries and friends celebrated the new $2.4 million fresh food processing plant and fresh produce initiative, the Florida Agriculture & Nourishment Collaborative at the new facility with Treasure Coast Food Bank’s board and staff. The program is expected to channel 25 million pounds of fresh, nutritious produce from area farms to food-insecure individuals during its inaugural year. Attendees honored H. William Lichtenberger for his $1.5 million gift. 

The Hibiscus Children’s Center Guild presented “An Evening in the Tropics” at Mariner Sands Country Club in Stuart. Guests enjoyed a cocktail reception where they had the opportunity to bid on a variety of auction items. Proceeds from the event benefit the abused children served by Hibiscus Children’s Center and help to provide them with the critical care they need and mental health services to help the children heal from trauma.

59Th International Red Cross Ball Edit Delete Unpublish Submitted by epradeep on Wed, 2016-03-30 05:12 The lavish ball delivered elegance and a feeling of nostalgia to more than 500 supporters of the American Red Cross. Held at the Mar-a-Lago Club in Palm Beach, the evening honored the history of American Red Cross nursing with a M*A*S*H-inspired theme. Guests enjoyed cocktails and hors d'oeuvres poolside with dinner following in the grand ballroom.Read more about 59Th International Red Cross Ball

The Elliott Museum hosted the opening of its Octane & Opulence II: Gentlemen Prefer Race Cars exhibit in conjunction with the museum's annual Classics at the Beach Car Show. Owners of the race cars lent helmets, uniforms, posters and other artifacts to complement the exhibition.

More than 200 attendees sampled cookies and enjoyed a lunch at Mariner Sands Country Club to support Caring Children Clothing Children. Local country club chefs provided dozens of their special holiday cookies for tasting and judging. Five celebrity judges voted on the best tasting cookie, which this year went to Stuart Corinthian Yacht Club. Miles Grant Country Club won The People’s Choice Award.

Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institute Foundation’s annual ‘Love Your Lagoon’ dinner Edit Delete Unpublish Submitted by admin on Tue, 2014-04-01 09:13 More than 300 people attended the Foundation’s dinner that celebrated lagoon research and this year’s guest of honor, Alma Lee Loy. Loy was selected by the institute’s board of directors for her long-standing leadership and commitment to the environment and to the Indian River Lagoon. Proceeds benefited the institute’s Indian River Lagoon Observatory research and outreach efforts.Read more about Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institute Foundation’s annual ‘Love Your Lagoon’ dinner

More than 500 volunteers sorted every can, box, jar and bag during Treasure Coast Food Bank’s second annual event. Volunteers were entertained with karaoke music, recharged with Zumba for a midnight break, and as the sun rose, stretched and refreshed with a yoga class. Two hundred and fifty thousand pounds of food—enough for 200,000 meals—was donated for the fight against hunger on the Treasure Coast.