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VOL. 22 NO. 1 www.seabreezepublications.com JANUARY 2020

Pinot And Picasso Helping People Succeed

Unveils The 2020 Art For Living Calendar

Helping People Sue Ann Mosley, Susan
Succeed’s Pinot and Roberts, Julia Kelly,
Picasso, An Evening Pam Patterson and Leah
of Fine Wine and Art, Krumme’.
unveiled the 2020 Art After cocktails and
for Living Calendar at the silent auction guests
Harbour Ridge Yacht & were seated in a formal
Country Club on Nov. 23. setting for a delectable
Calendar artists plated dinner served with
displayed their calendar wine pairings. Sponsors
art pieces, in addition to were recognized as well
several other paintings as the host of the event,
for purchase during Bill Lichtenberger. It
this popular event. On was announced that the
hand to meet guests and display their art were Stacy reception area at the new Helping People Succeed’s office
Ranieri, Ginny Jones, Marian Vitale, Diane Raymond, will be named in Bill’s honor. CEO Suzy Hutcheson
Maria McCadden, Laura DeBerard, Dan Mackin, stated, “Bill’s philanthropic spirit has made a direct Pinot And Picasso on page 3
Treasure Coast Food Bank’s Fall Harvest Dinner

A Celebration Of Nutritious Local Food

A savory dinner of
seasonal favorites on
the pristine lakefront
at Schacht Groves
w as the idyllic
setting for Treasure
Coast Food Bank’s
Fall Harvest Dinner.
The celebration of
nutritious local food
benefited children,

Treasure Coast Food Marcia Littlejohn and Karl Carol Lynn Peterson and Tom
on page 2 Virginia and Paul Friesen Zimmermann Glover TCFB CEO Judith Cruz, Paul Genke, and Lila Blakeslee
SafeSpace Celebrates 40 Years Of Saving And Changing Lives

More than 150 SafeSpace supporters gathered in their For more than four decades, SafeSpace has served as the our impact for the next 40 years and beyond.”
best purple cocktail attire for a festive event to celebrate the only certified domestic violence center on the Treasure Coast. Event chair Emmelis Keaney and committee members
organization’s 40th birthday. This milestone celebration Since its inception in 1979, the organization has provided Carol Myers, Joyce Page and Nancy Wong, were a
held on Oct. 19 at Treasure Coast Lexus in Fort Pierce nearly half a million safe nights of shelter to more than 40,000 small but mighty group that made sure every detail was
raised over $110,000 to support SafeSpace’s mission victims and children.
to save and change the lives of victims and children of SafeSpace empowers victims to become survivors
domestic violence. Guests from all three Treasure Coast through an extensive provision of programs and services,
counties enjoyed a magical evening of entertainment, including safe emergency shelter, transitional housing, a
fundraising and fun, including the opportunity to show 24/7 crisis hotline, legal assistance, prevention, financial
their support by purchasing items from the pop-up literacy training, counseling/advocacy, housing assistance,
SafeSpace Thrift Shoppe. and community outreach.
“Our programs and
services have been the result
of the community coming
together to help victims of
domestic violence survive
and thrive,” said Terri
Hamrick, SafeSpace CEO. (From left) Patricia Stewart, Diane Greenawalt, Michelle
“It has been a wonderful Akins, and Joan Smith
community legacy, and
we’re excited to continue SafeSpace Celebrates 40 Years on page 2