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            Woodfield Hunt & C.C., Fieldbrook Estates, Boca Grove, Polo Club, Newport Bay Club, Seasons of Boca



        VOL. 21 NO. 3                                           www.seabreezepublications.com                                              MARCH 2021

      Children’s Foundation Of Palm Beach County Launches



      ‘The Partnership,’ An Initiative To Provide $50,000


      Grants To Five Local Children’s Charities




         T he  Chi l dre n’ s                            for an entire school year through their Back-Pack Food   computers and enhanced network infrastructure to
      Foundation  of  Palm                               Distribution Program.                             continue with virtual school.
      Bea ch Count y has                                    Boys & Girls Clubs of Palm Beach County will send      Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital will provide 750
      launched  an  initiative,                          100 underserved kids to one week sleep away camp this   critical therapy sessions for children who have long-term
      “The Partnership,” which                           summer. This is a life changing experience.       degenerative medical conditions that require continuing
      will grant five $50,000                               Center for Family Services the S.A.F.E. Kids Program,   physical care.
      donations to programs by                           will treat 20 children for two months from various forms      Sweet Dream Makers will supply 200 children with
      local children’s charities.                        of abuse and/or violence.                         beds who are now sleeping on the floor, a sofa, or sharing
         The foundation is                                  The Education Foundation of Palm Beach County will   a bed with siblings.
      inviting the community to                          provide backpacks and all the school supplies needed      YMCA of the Palm Beaches will send 50 children
      purchase “shares” in The                           for an entire year for 2,000 students in our highest risk   at risk to summer day camp including meals for the full
      Partnership for $500, with                         schools in the  neighborhoods with  the  lowest median   summer, allowing their parents to continue working.
      each “share” representing                          income.                                              The Partnership was spearheaded by foundation board
      a vote to help select the  Executive Director Pam      The Florence Fuller Child Development Centers/  members and Town of Palm Beach residents Sharyn
      grant  recipients. The  Weinroth                   Caridad will run a yearlong course for adults where topics   Frankel,  Michelle  Lucknow,  Linda  Schaps,  Barbara
      organizations  vying  for                          will include obesity, diabetes, high blood pressure and   Stoller Wittenstein, and Yvonne Ackerman.
      these grants are listed below along with how the grants   nutrition as COVID has created a challenge for mothers      The Children’s Foundation of Palm Beach County was
      will help children in the community.               in lower socioeconomical demographics.            established last year and is an affiliate of the Boca West
         A Place of Hope will provide meals for children      The Junior League of Boca Raton will provide 350   Children’s Foundation, which has granted more than $11
      residing at their campuses for four months.        children in the greatest need with diapers for a full year.  million in the past 11 years to its 31 nonprofit partners.
         Boca Helping Hands will be able to provide six      The Jewish Adoption & Foster Care Options will
      weekend meals for an additional 200 children each week   provide all the children living on the campus with   Children’s Foundation on page 4
      Habitat For Humanity Of South Palm Beach County



      Presents ‘Women’s Build Fundraiser Like No Other’



         While the whole world continues to be upended by   – founded in 1991 – that enlists and encourages women      • expand the onsite build from three days (five shifts)
      COVID-19, South Palm Beach County Habitat Partner   across the country, with or without any construction skills,   to four days (eight shifts) to accommodate a lesser,
      Families, who had been struggling before the pandemic,   to fundraise and build homes for families in their local   limited number of builders per shift. CDC, state and
      are now facing even more challenges as they desperately   communities.                               county construction and healthcare protocols will be in
      await their Habitat homes to be built. That is why this year’s      Women Build Registration Now Open. To register to   place, masks required, plenty of hand sanitizer, boxed
      HFHSPBC’s 2021 Women Build cochairs, committee and   build, set up your online fundraising page and/or learn more   refreshments, etc.;
      Habitat staff and construction team are presenting a “Build   about Women Build, sponsorship opportunities, visit www.     • offer two new ways to build: options to build-at-home
      Your Way” theme for this year’s initiative, with a fun, socially   HabitatSouthPalmBeach.org or contact Marta Knowles at:   or join-now-build-later;
      distanced outdoor “Get Your Pink On” launch meeting.  mknowles@hfhboca.org or (561) 819-6070, Ext. 208.     • reset the traditional building eligibility minimum of
                                                            Habitat for Humanity of
      An Experiential Fundraiser Like No Other           South Palm Beach County
         Women Build brings together generations of mission-  President and CEO Randy
      driven women annually to help transform their community   Nobles  reports that  –
      in the days leading up to Mother’s Day (May 5, 6, 7   following much discussion,
      and 8) as they raise hammers, roofs, and money to help   due diligence, surveying
      hardworking, low-income families build strength, stability,   Women Build leadership,
      and self-reliance. HFHSPBC’s “Sisterhood of the Pink Hard   health professionals, and
      Hat” women-only initiative uniquely combines experiential   construction team members
      fundraising with “camaraderie-of-a-rare-kind.” It is part   – this year’s Women Build’s
      of the Habitat for Humanity National “Women Build”   initiative will:








                                                                                                           St. Andrews Country Club resident Marcia Tabatchnick (left)
                                                                                                           teams up with her daughter during the previous Women
                                                                                 2021 Women Build Cochairs   Build; Marcia served on the event committee.
                                                                                 Robyn Raphael-Dynan and
                                                                                 Beverly Raphael Altman    Habitat For Humanity on page 2
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