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       VOL. 20 NO. 7                                            www.seabreezepublications.com                                                 JULY 2019

      Seventh Annual Treasure Coast Bonito Blast


      Fishing Tournament



      Port Salerno/Stuart, Aug. 16                          The TCBB is the largest one-day
      To 17                                              tournament on the Treasure Coast.
                                                         The bonitos are always biting at
      This Fun-Filled Family Event Allows Us To          this time of the year! To date, the
                                                         tournament has raised over $300,000
      Give Back To Florida’s Disabled Veterans For       for the WVRF, which has provided
      Their Sacrifices                                   assistance to approximately 130
         The Seventh Annual Treasure Coast Bonito Blast   veterans (https://wvrf.org). Please
      (TCBB) works with various Treasure Coast businesses to   do your part to give back to those
      create an event that brings our quaint town and city (with a   who gave so much by supporting
      fishing problem) and community together in appreciation   the TCBB. This is our way of giving
      and support of our Wounded Warriors of South Florida.   back, especially for those of us who
      The event includes $2,500 in prize money, dinners, live   did not serve.
      music, auction items and a raffle for a state-of-the art      The WVRF was founded in 2009
      Flying Fish Paddleboard, complete with a carbon fiber   to assist qualified disabled post 9/11
      paddle! The charitable donation to support the Wounded
      Veterans Relief Fund (WVRF) for this paddleboard is   Seventh Annual Treasure Coast
      only $5 per ticket or 5 tickets for $20.           on page 2
      Martin County Healthy Start Coalition



      Annual Meeting And Luncheon



      By Beverly Bevis Jones                                                                               winner Dr. Brian Moriarty brought his 11-month-old
         Three young babies                                                                                daughter, Emma, to the luncheon, showing his talented
      were special guests                                                                                  parenting skills. Chief Executive Officer Samantha
      at the Healthy Start                                                                                 Suffich’s daughter Nora, 7 months old, comes to work
      luncheon this year. For                                                                              with her mother every day and was enjoying her first
      an organization  whose                                                                               annual luncheon. Rounding out the trio was Otis, 16
      mission is to offer                                                                                  months old, the son of Aubrey Campbell, manager of
      support and education                                                                                operations.
      to  pregnant women and                                                                                  These working mothers and fathers demonstrate
      infants, these guests are                                                                            how it’s possible to juggle work and caring for a
      the living embodiment of                                                                             baby and handle their feedings as well. In 2018 the
      its daily work. Dancing
      with the Stars 2017                                                                                  Martin County Healthy Start Coalition on page 3
      Bart’s Blue Star Foundation Awards



      Grants To Treasure Coast Organizations



         Bart’s Blue Star Foundation recently awarded two   development of emotional
      grants to two Treasure Coast nonprofit organizations. The   intelligence. Its focus is on
      foundation awarded $3,000 to Childcare Resources of Indian   offering support to entities
      River County and $2,750 to the YMCA of the Treasure Coast.  using strategies for keeping
         The  foundation’s  mission  is  to  support  families,
      children, and adults working with children through   Bart’s Blue Star Foundation
      programs that promote social-emotional growth and the   on page 2












                                                                                 YMCA Executive Branch Director Elisha Stoecklin, YMCA Childcare Services Director
                                                                                 Robert Griggs, Ginny and Jack Luther
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