Page 4 - Hobe Sound Reflections - November '22

Page 4, Hobe Sound

Dancing With The Martin Stars from page 3 Judges: women, new mothers and their families at no cost,
• Dr. Brian Moriarty, owner and president of Loving particularly expectant mothers who are at risk for late
• Top Dancing Team: Natalie Desmangles and Brian Chiropractic of Stuart or no prenatal care.
Spector, with a perfect score of 30 • Charles Jones, lead singer of the Jazz R & B Unit, Part of a statewide coalition, Healthy Start connects
• Top Fundraising Team: Donna DeMarchi and Bob The Charles Jones Trio and owner of CDJ Entertainment pregnant women and young mothers with essential
Murray, raising $38,131 • Andrea Kuzmen, owner and professional ballroom services including prenatal care, home visitations by a
• Overall Champion Team: Natalie Desmangles and instructor at In Motion Ballroom nurse or social worker, breastfeeding support, parenting
Brian Spector Sponsors: education, car seat and sleeping safety, a free diaper
“There was a tremendous amount of energy in the • $10,000 The Eberst Law Firm – Car Accident pantry, and access to other community partner agencies
theater, and it was clear the audience was having a great Attorneys through the Betty Moore Prenatal Outreach Center. The
time watching their favorite local stars dancing their • $7,500 Hudson’s on the River David Cardno Father and Child Resource Center, also
hearts out for a great cause,” said Suffich. “Thanks to • $5,000 Casco Tools, Inc. part of the Martin County Healthy Start Coalition, helps
everyone’s contributions, we will better be able to fund • $5,000 Chris and Donna Follmer fathers to become more involved in parenting and offers
and service Martin County families with the important • $2,625 Ashley Capital legal assistance to fathers who are separated from their
programs our coalition offers.” • $2,550 SouthState Bank children.
Participating Dancers: • $2,500 Loving Chiropractic of Stuart, Inc. The programs of Martin County Healthy Start
• Kasia D’Auria, Realtor with Re/Max of Stuart, paired • $2,500 Neurostrive Hydration and Med Spa Coalition are voluntary and available to all Martin
with Jang Don • $2,500 Premier Neurology and Wellness Center County residents at no cost.
• Donna DeMarchi, Esq., Personal Injury Attorney • $2,500 The Gordana Uscumlic Foundation For more information about Martin County Healthy
with the Eberst Law Firm, paired with Bob Murray About Martin County Healthy Start Start Coalition and its ongoing programs, visit www.
• Jane Hallick, President of Jane’s Dance Boutique, Martin County Healthy Start is a nonprofit organization mchealthystart.org, call (772) 463-2888 or follow the
paired with Craig Galvin dedicated to ensuring that every baby is born healthy. It organization on Facebook.
• Jessica Alvarez, Founder of Velo Med Spa, paired provides educational and health services to pregnant
with Michael Chaves
• Natalie Desmangles, Assistant Branch Manager with
SouthState Bank, paired with Brian Spector
• Rio Ratermanis, Clinical Educator with HCA Center
for Clinical Advancement St. Lucie Hospital, paired with
Marianella Tobar
• Dr. Noor Yono, Premier Neurology, paired with Leah
Landau
• Tyler Raynes, SLC Commercial Real Estate, paired
with Daisy Krakowiak-Wiebe
• Dr. Rabih Kashouty, Neurostrive, paired with Tanya Chaves

Hundreds Take Part In Out Run Hunger from page 1

enjoy a comedy show at
the Bailey Auditorium
of Indian River State
College.
Each year, Hunger Healthy Start Staff and Board President: Manager of Strategic Impact Angela Alumni and Sponsor: 2022 Sponsor
Action Month brings Aulisio, Community Engagement Manager Jill Taylor, CEO Samantha Suffich, Casey Cass of Casco Tools, Inc. and
new supporters to Clinical Provider Liaison Anastasia Anderson, Director of Operations Aubrey Dancing with the Martin Stars Alumni
Treasure Coast Food Campbell, and Board President Steve Swindler Shaun Kelly
Bank who may not
have been aware
of hunge r in t he
community. With the Chris Regal and Beverly Jones
need reaching levels
not seen since the Great
Recession, there’s
always opportunities
to support neighbors
who don’t always
have enough to eat by
giving time or making
a donation. Learn
more by visiting www.
stophunger.org.
Photos by MaryAnn
Ketcham Wylie and Cindy Green

Participants Taylor Hacker and Jera Jarvis

Caitlyn Prucinski with Comedian Devin Siebold