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                   ArtiGras Moving Back To Palm Beach Gardens



                                The Gardens North County District Park To Host 2021 Festival


        The ArtiGras Fine Arts Festival presented by the Hanley   of venue was needed. After a thorough search, an alternate   within our communities by raising awareness and providing
      Foundation is excited to announce after 20 years, the premier   location in the City of Palm Beach Gardens at the Gardens   education  through  quality  substance  use  prevention
      outdoor fine arts festival will be returning to Palm Beach   North County District Park was found.   programming in schools and communities in Palm Beach
      Gardens. The 36th edition of ArtiGras will be held February     “Art has long been a big part of our city’s identity. That   and 21 other counties within Florida. Hanley Foundation
      13 to 14, at the Gardens North County District Park on 117th   dedication has been showcased in many ways over the years,   is dedicated to working alongside community partners to
      Court North.                                      so this is a great fit,” said Palm Beach Gardens Mayor Carl   promote healthy lifestyles and to positively influence attitudes,
        “ArtiGras spent many years in Palm Beach Gardens both   Woods. “We couldn’t be more excited to be the host city for   norms, and values by empowering individuals and families
      at the Gardens Mall location and off of RCA Boulevard.   ArtiGras and we look forward to not only welcoming our   while helping supply need-based treatment scholarships to
      We are thrilled to be back and couldn’t have asked for a   residents and visitors, but also providing a platform for artists   individuals with demonstrated needs in Palm Beach County.
      better location in the Gardens North County District Park,”   who need our support.”                 About Palm Beach North Chamber Of Commerce
      said Noel Martinez, CEO and president of the Palm Beach     Ranked as one of the Top 10 art festivals in the nation,     The Palm Beach North Chamber of Commerce is one of the
      North Chamber of Commerce. “ArtiGras is an economic   the 2021 ArtiGras Fine Arts Festival presented by Hanley   largest and most active business organizations in Southeast
      driver in the North County area with an impact of more than   Foundation will feature over 280 juried artists, children’s   Florida. Serving businesses in the 10 municipalities that make
      $2.8 million. With all the current construction on Central   activities, live music, and a youth art competition among   up Palm Beach North, the chamber fosters a partnership of
      Boulevard, the timing was right for the return of the festival   other demonstrations.               private, public, educational and civic organizations working
      to Gardens.”                                        For more information, visit the ArtiGras website at www.  together to ensure Palm Beach North is Florida’s “Prosperity
        Palm Beach County has begun road construction at and   artigras.org, email information requests to info@artigras.org,   Coast.” The chamber’s four strategic imperatives are: a
      past the intersection of Central Boulevard and University   or call the Palm Beach North Chamber of Commerce at (561)   prosperous economy, high quality of life for all residents, a
      Boulevard in Jupiter at the exact location of where ArtiGras   746-7111.                             smart and connected region, and regional leadership. For
      has been staged for two decades. This presented ArtiGras   About Hanley Foundation                   more information visit: www.pbnchamber.com.
      organizers with a challenge, and it was decided that a change     Hanley Foundation combats substance use disorders

                     Habitat For Humanity Of Palm Beach County



               Receives $5,000 Grant From State Farm Insurance



        Habitat for Humanity of Palm Beach County (HFHPBC)     “We are thankful for State Farm Insurance’s continued   motorcycles, is available. State Farm Mutual Automobile
      is pleased to announce that State Farm Insurance has   assistance and their charitable grant to Habitat for   Insurance  Company  is  the  parent  of  the  State  Farm
      generously  given a $5,000 grant  to HFHPBC to  help   Humanity of Palm Beach County,” said Bernie Godek,   family of companies. State Farm is ranked No. 36 on the
      provide key funding towards Habitat for Humanity of   CEO  of Habitat for  Humanity of  Palm Beach County.   2018 Fortune 500 list of largest companies. For more
      Palm Beach County – Aging-In-Place program.       Thanks to State Farm and grants like this one, we can   information, please visit http://www.statefarm.com.
        In 2015, to complement its new construction program,   further our reach in the community and serve more families   About Habitat For Humanity Of Palm Beach County
      Habitat created a Home Preservation Program under   by enhancing their quality of life.”               Habitat for Humanity of Palm Beach County, founded
      its Neighborhood Revitalization Program. Using Home   About State Farm ®                             in 1986, is a nonprofit organization dedicated to building
      Preservation funding, Habitat makes cosmetic exterior, and     The mission of State Farm is to help people manage   strength, stability and self-reliance through shelter. Each
      critical interior/exterior improvements, to homes owned   the risks of everyday life, recover from the unexpected,   Habitat partner family is required to invest a minimum
      and occupied by lower income homeowners. The repairs   and realize their dreams. State Farm and its affiliates are   of  400  sweat  equity  hours  of  their  own  labor  into  the
      range in cost from $2,000 to $10,000 per home. Aging-in-  the largest providers of auto and home insurance in the   construction of homes before being eligible to purchase
      place repairs have been a consistent aspect of this program   United States. Its nearly 19,000 agents and approximately   their home utilizing a 30-year, no-profit, no-interest loan.
      and are repeatedly requested by residents. More than 78   65,000 employees serve approximately 83 million policies   The affiliate’s service area extends from Hypoluxo Road
      percent of the families assisted are over 50 years old, and   and accounts – approximately 81 million auto, fire, life,   in the south to the Martin County line in the north, and
      a majority of those are 60 or beyond. Although Habitat   health  and  commercial  policies  and  approximately  2   from Palm Beach to Lake Okeechobee.
      has done significant work for this population, they have   million bank accounts. Commercial auto insurance, along     For more information about Habitat for Humanity of
      lacked the resources to fulfill more of these requests.   with  coverage  for  renters,  business  owners,  boats  and   Palm Beach County, please visit www.habitatpbc.org.
        When repairs are completed, HFHPBC will maximize
      the impact of State Farm’s contribution by teaching
      homeowners (or representative family members) how to
      maintain the work on their homes. At least one family
      member will also be required to attend an educational
      workshop on “age-proofing” their residence.  These
      workshops are being carried out quarterly by HFHPBC,
      thanks to a $78,000 grant from AARP.
        Like good neighbors, State Farm is helping to build
      safer, stronger and better educated communities across
      the United States through grants and agents lending their
      time to truly make a difference in local neighborhoods
      they serve.









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