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Celebrity And Michelin-Starred Chefs
Sign On For The Palm Beaches Restaurant Month
Celebrations Also Include Retro Airstream
Pop-Up Events Throughout South Florida
The Palm Beaches Restaurant Month, Aug. 1 to 31, will serve
up more than meals and great deals at over 130 participating
restaurants this year. The expanded culinary celebration will kick
off with a Friends of James Beard Foundation Benefit on Aug. 2 at
PGA National Resort, showcasing the talent of two of the county’s
celebrity chefs and James Beard Award semifinalists, Chef Jeremy
Ford and Chef Lindsay Autry. Discover The Palm Beaches, the
tourism marketing organization for Palm Beach County, is also
bringing the festivities on the road, with a custom retro airstream trailer set to pop up at
several hotspots throughout the destination and in regional drive markets, like Miami.
Celebrity And Michelin-Starred Chefs on page 4 Lynora’s Akira Salmon Tiradito and AB Tuna Tataki
Over 150 Tutu Clad First Lady Jill Biden Lauds
Paddlers Took To The Promise Fund As ‘Incredible
Jupiter Waterways On July Example’ Of Hope
13 To Raise Money For Visit Shines Light On The Nonprofit’s Innovative Patient
Chasin A Dream Foundation Navigator Model, Which Partners Patients With A Personal
Health Care Advocate
On Thursday, June 23, the Promise Fund
If you happened to be on the water on July 13 you were probably surprised to see throngs of of Florida welcomed First Lady Jill Biden in
men, women, children and dogs all sporting tutus and cleaning up trash. The Annual Trashy Tutu recognition of the nonprofit’s incredible progress
is a much anticipated event benefitting not only the environment, but local children battling cancer, in improving high quality access to care by
cystic fibrosis, heart disease and other life threatening illnesses and disabilities. helping uninsured and underinsured women
overcome social determinants of health to obtain
critical, early detection screening and lifesaving
treatment for breast and cervical cancers.
The First Lady made the visit as part of
the Biden Administration’s Cancer Moonshot
initiative “to highlight the importance of private
sector commitments and collaboration in the
effort to end cancer as we know it.” She was
joined by Deputy Secretary of Health and Human U. S. First Lady, Dr. Jill Biden at
Services Andrea Palm. the podium. Photo by Capehart
Dr. Biden began her visit to Palm Beach County
with a tour of FoundCare Palm Springs, a federally qualified health center where the
Promise Fund has co-located the Promise Fund Mammography Screening Center,
which houses a 3-D state-of-the art mammography machine donated by medical
technology leader Hologic. Prior to the center’s opening in 2020 in the high-risk,
Tutu Clad Paddlers on page 2 medically underserved community, only 10 percent of FoundCare patients with
orders for mammograms received one. Now, nearly 60 percent do.
“The partnership happening here is incredibly novel and effective at making
meaningful change in early detection and better outcomes,” Chris Irizarry, chief
executive officer of FoundCare, said after the tour. “I hope to see this health care
model replicated at federally qualified health centers across the nation.”
“With the Promise Fund’s help, they have made mammograms not only affordable
and accessible, but easy,” Biden told an audience of community, public, and private
sector leaders at the Hilton West Palm Beach. “Over the last year and a half, I’ve
First Lady Jill Biden on page 5