Page 4 - Martin Downs Bulletin - January '21

Page 4, Martin Downs

HoLiday Happenings

Sandhill Cove Retirement The residents and

Living Holds HCC Gift Drive- staff of Sandhill Cove
Retirement Living
Through have a tradition
of supporting
By Jackie Holfelder local nonprofit
The only thing organizations. In the
missing was freshly past, they have held
fallen snow at the events that benefited
holiday gift drive- and/or sponsored
through that the Helping People
residents and staff Succeed, Caring
of Sandhill Cove Children Clothing Maria Hernandez and Bianca Hamilton of the serving staff;
Retirement Living Children, Garden David Adler, lead server; and Michele Davidson, resident
held for Hibiscus Club of Stuart and service director at Water’s Edge Health and Rehabilitation
Children’s Center Tykes & Teens. Sam Topping, director of plant man the Cocoa Stand.
(HCC). Photos by operations and Shawn Perrigo,
More than 200 Jackie Holfelder executive director
prospective residents
drove up the majestic
entrance to the resort-
style senior living
community in Palm
City, stopping along
the way at the Cocoa
Stand, the Lunch Stop
and the Pie Shop.
The pi è ce de Volunteers Darcy and Russ Reaver
résistance was a aka Santa and Mrs. Claus
beautiful sleigh, into Jonathan Resenviz and Ashley Abaunza of the serving staff
which the attendees and resident Pat Morgan at the Lunch Stop
placed gayly
wrapped toys for the
youngsters who are Sandhill Cove residents Grace Nola and Sherry Corbett with
served by the center. donated gifts for Hibiscus Center
The mission of
HCC, a 501(c)(3)
organization, is to
maintain a safe shelter Thanks.
for children who are
abused, abandoned the photo is murky.
and neglected by
providing prevention, Can you just replace it with a headline: "Santa at the Farms"
early intervention,
and advocacy in I fear that the text in the Santa bit is too small.
quality residential, What if we eliminate the bottom bit about needy toys and widen it a tad. Will
a sse ssm e n t a n d Adriana Martinez of the marketing
that make a signi cant readability di erence?
recovery programs. department; Jill Burton, marketing
You might also Change the 2d from bottom to read:
Since 1985, more director; and resident Terry McCall
than 3,000 abused, welcomed arriving guests. "Farm'tastic fun will also be o ering pony rides, petting zoo, and obstacle
abandoned and course for your children." Leave o the cost. LaVaughn Tilton, resident and founder of Hibiscus Children’s
neglected children have received life changing services Center and resident Sherry Corbett
.
and 400,000 nights of safety. Residents Joy Funston and Grace Nola with Andi Brennan,
Hibiscus Children’s Center Guild member Holiday Happenings on page 5
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