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‘LOVE IS ALL YOU NEED’ FASHION SHOW Edit Delete Unpublish Submitted by admin on Tue, 2015-03-31 23:49 The Shoppes at Harbour Bay in Sewall’s Point was the place to be for the inaugural benefit “Voices for Children of Okeechobee and the Treasure Coast.” The plaza was enhanced by colorful hearts made by firstand second-grade students, which represented the 1,200 children in the dependency system.Read more about ‘LOVE IS ALL YOU NEED’ FASHION SHOW

Peter Lawson-Johnston, author of Growing Up Guggenheim, spoke to local philanthropists gathered at the home of Ellyn and Ray Stevenson about his life, his family and his work, all marked by the legacy of his great grandfather, Solomon R. Guggeneheim. Janeen Mason, curator at the Lighthouse ArtCenter in Tequesta, conducted the informal interview that centered on stories from the “personal history of a family enterprise” that was published in 2005.

‘Great Chef Adventure’ Edit Delete Unpublish Submitted by epradeep on Wed, 2016-03-30 04:56 “Believe!” was the theme of Samaritan Center's annual fundraiser at Mariner Sands. Nearly 200 guests supported the program's boys and families and their bright futures. Guests were treated to a luncheon prepared by the area's most skilled chefs. A moving and inspiring testimonial from a past student and family highlighted the gathering.Read more about ‘Great Chef Adventure’

The Library Foundation of Martin County Kiplinger Literacy Award Luncheon Edit Delete Unpublish Submitted by admin on Thu, 2014-03-06 03:24 A total of 260 people attended the sixth annual luncheon at Willoughby Golf Club in honor of Elisabeth Lahti, who was chosen as the 2014 Kiplinger Literacy Volunteer of the Year. Lahti has been dedicated to inspiring learners and creating reading opportunities for everyone throughout her life. Knight Kiplinger, Editor in Chief of Kiplinger Publications, presented the keynote address.Read more about The Library Foundation of Martin County Kiplinger Literacy Award Luncheon

Stuart sailfish club luncheon Edit Delete Unpublish Submitted by epradeep on Wed, 2016-01-27 09:09 Members of the Stuart Sailfish Club gathered for a luncheon, sponsored by Stuart Magazine, at the Diamond Tea Room and Bistro in Stuart to make plans for the Club's upcoming 75th anniversary to be held on June 18. The Stuart Sailfish Club is one of the oldest billfish conservation clubs in America.Read more about Stuart sailfish club luncheon

A sold-out crowd gathered at the Fort Pierce Pelican Yacht Club, co-hosted by United Against Poverty and the Fort Pierce Rotary Club, to help raise funds for reducing poverty in St. Lucie County. By combining forces, the two organizations hope to shine a spotlight and have a greater impact on poverty in St. Lucie County.

Atlantic classical orchestra concert Edit Delete Unpublish Submitted by admin on Wed, 2014-02-19 08:52 Sailfish Point Country Club hosted Atlantic Classical Orchestra’s benefit concert, “Treasuring the Classics.” Internationally acclaimed pianist Daniel Grimwood performed with ACO Chamber players. This special evening was in honor of the 90th birthday of Andrew McMullan, ACO conductor laureate.Read more about Atlantic classical orchestra concert

Hosted at the Hutchinson Shores Resort & Spa, the charity auction began with a VIP meet-and-mingle with 12 “studs” on the ocean deck before heading in for a seafood buffet and live auction. The event supported Habitat for Humanity of Martin County's Women Build program.

Boys and girls club gala Edit Delete Unpublish Submitted by admin on Tue, 2015-03-31 23:49 Nearly 300 people attended the 21st annual benefit, “An Enchanted Evening,” at the Jupiter Island Golf House. The benefit supports afterschool and summer enrichment programming at the Boys & Girls Clubs of Martin County.Read more about Boys and girls club gala

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.

The women’s organization honored and recognized the current year’s grant recipients for the work they do to enhance the arts community. Since 2004, more than $305,000 in grants have been awarded to artists and arts-related programs.

Friends in pink Edit Delete Unpublish Submitted by epradeep on Tue, 2015-12-22 07:40 Friends in Pink hosted a donor and sponsor luncheon at Diamonds by Terry and Diamond Tea Room. The luncheon was attended by notable contributors and members of the board of directors.Read more about Friends in pink

United Way of Martin County kicked off its annual campaign with a crowd of 200 attendees at its Community Leaders Breakfast. United Way’s new president and CEO, Carol G. Houwaart-Diez, made her first public speech and introduced the 2016-17 campaign team. Robert L. Lord Jr., Martin Health System president and CEO, was the keynote speaker.

This year's event took place at the River Palm Cottages & Fish Camp, during which guests enjoyed a paella dinner and auctions, all while learning about Project LIFT, an organization that serves young men and women. A Captain's Party and family barbecue were also held during the weekend.

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 Elliott Museum presented the prestigious Florida Watercolor Society's Traveling Exhibition. Onlookers viewed the 35 pieces on display, which were selected from more than 600 submissions. The Elliott is one of only two museums in the country to be selected for this prestigious show.

Supporters attended a cocktail party at Sailfish Point Country Club to celebrate the successful work Project LIFT has accomplished to improve the lives of at-risk teenagers. Sailfish Point residents Hank and Ellen Libby along with Kevin and Peggy Bousquette hosted the event.

This year's annual bash set a new record, raising $210,300 for maternity and pediatric care, including the Mother & Baby Home Care Program. Hosted by the Cleveland Clinic Martin Health LifeSavers, more than 750 people turned out for the sold-out event at the Jensen Beach Causeway Park.

More than 3,000 people attended the 10th annual Festival of Trees at Flagler Place in downtown Stuart, which featured 75 decorated holiday trees, wreaths and centerpieces that were showcased at several special events, including a VIP cocktail party and live auction, “Joy to the Girls! Ladies Night,” and breakfast and photos with Santa. The event raised more than $110,000 for Tykes & Teens to provide vital mental health services to local children and families in crisis.

The Pine School welcomed 210 guests for a Bollywood-themed event at the 142-acre campus in Hobe Sound. Guests dressed in authentic attire and enjoyed a three-course dinner, silent and live auctions and dancing.