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Kiplinger Foundation Offers grassroots action that really makes a difference in their lives,” Here’s how the challenge
$25,000 Challenge Grant For Sewall’s Point resident and philanthropist Knight Kiplinger said. grant works: The Kiplingers
will match, dollar for dollar,
“Education is the key to lifetime financial security. We’d like to
Scholarships see this opportunity made available to many more deserving every new sponsor of the
women in Martin County, and we’re challenging our fellow Holiday Home Tour. In
The Kiplinger Family citizens to help the Woman’s Club make this happen. Meeting addition, the Kiplingers will
Foundation has announced our challenge can double the funds raised, with great impact.” match, dollar for dollar, any
a $25,000 challenge grant to The Woman’s Club annually conducts a Holiday Home Tour increase in a prior sponsor’s
benefit the scholarship fund of of several homes beautifully decorated for the holidays. Funds donation. All funds raised
the Woman’s Club of Stuart, raised support the club’s college scholarship program. This by the $25,000 challenge
with the potential to more year, the club awarded $42,000 in scholarships, with a total of grant will go to scholarships.
than double the scholarship $350,000 in scholarships awarded since the home tour began 13 The Woman’s Club is an
funds raised by the club’s 14th years ago. all-volunteer nonprofit
annual Holiday Home Tour, “We are so grateful for this challenge grant,” said Sharon organization, with no paid staff.
Dec. 4. Mason, president of the Woman’s Club. “The Kiplingers For information about sponsorships for the Dec. 4 Holiday
“Ann and I have long been have been so generous in their support of education and our Home Tour and the Kiplinger challenge grant, go to www.
fans of the Woman’s Club scholarship program, and we hope, with everyone’s help, we’ll womansclubofstuart.com.
scholarship program for young women in our area – a model of be able to meet the challenge.”
Hundreds Take Part In Out Run Hunger from page 1
awareness of hunger and
encourage everyone to get
involved to help fight hunger.
Runners and walkers took
to the route at 7 a.m. for the
trek that started and ended
at the marina. Top overall
finishers and top finishers
in each age group received
awards, and everybody
left with tee shirts, finisher
medals, and the rewarding Chris Regal and Beverly
feeling of having made a Jones
difference.
“It was great to see so
many people from throughout
our community come out to
join in the fight against hunger
on the Treasure Coast,” said
Judith Cruz, president and
CEO of Treasure Coast Food
Bank. “With one in four
people on the Treasure Coast
not sure of where their next
meal will come from, this Wylie and Cindy Green
year’s Hunger Action Month
was especially important, and we thank everyone who
participated in big and small ways.”
Throughout the month, people made donations and hosted
food drives for Treasure Coast Food Bank. Elected officials
issued proclamations, and on Sept. 23, Hunger Action Day,
people wore orange to show support for the fight against
hunger. Treasure Coast Food Bank’s other signature event,
Out Laugh Hunger, brought in a sold-out crowd to enjoy
a comedy show at the Bailey Auditorium of Indian River
State College.
Each year, Hunger Action Month brings new supporters to
Treasure Coast Food Bank who may not have been aware of
hunger in the community. With the 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
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