Page 4 - Jupiter West - March '23
P. 4
Page 4, Jupiter West
Palm Beach’s Wildest Night from page 1 to the sounds of Chris Norton. Before sitting
for dinner, guests had the opportunity to go on
is to create the zoo of the future with world-class animal an expert-guided express tour around the zoo,
experiences for every guest, the utmost in animal well-being where jaguar Fiona, Alyssa the Baird’s tapir,
and expertly designed spaces where irresistible connection giant anteaters, squirrel monkeys and more
and conservation action can happen.” delighted along the way.
Guests of the evening enjoyed a festive cocktail reception, The gala also connected guests to some of the
followed by haute cuisine dining, a lively auction and dancing zoo’s most notable denizens. Animal encounters
included greetings by Wilbur, the celebrity
sloth, an African-crested porcupine cocktail
mingler followed by a Chilean flamingo trio
that led gala guests to the dance floor. Scarlet
and hyacinth macaws Crackle and Perus made
cameos in photo moments all in support of
the zoo’s mission of inspiring people to act on
behalf of wildlife and the natural world. Lillian and Luis Fernandez Maura Ziska Christu, Frank and Laura Baker
Sandy and Patrick Rooney Sr. received the
Gala Stewardship Award during the evening’s festivities. As Friends of the zoo, H.E. Ambassador Meshal and Mrs.
leaders in our community, the Rooneys exemplify dedication Eva Al-Thani; Marie-Josée and Henry R. Kravis; Alison
and generosity through both action and philanthropy. Holtzschue and Douglas Schloss were also honored for
For nearly two decades, the Rooneys have shared their their unwavering dedication, generosity and support of
fondness of the zoo and for wildlife with the community, Palm Beach Zoo and Conservation Society.
their many friends, and loved ones, including their beloved During this wild evening, guests were also treated to
grandchildren. Sandy Rooney shared, “From the beginning Bold Vision, a short film narrated by best-selling author
Caroline and Thompson Dean Sandra and Patrick Rooney Sr. of time, the balance of the world depends on how animals, James Patterson.
plants, and humans are intertwined so that the system of life Jamie Niven conducted the lively live auction, which
continues. By preserving wildlife for future generations, we included premier exclusive packages. Journey to Africa
guarantee them the right to live in a natural world.” guests bid on an African safari trip curated by James
Currie and Simon Gluckman of Intrepid Expeditions;
Gustavo Novoa custom art donated by Findlay Galleries;
a Jamaican fantasy luxury golf trip donated by Michele
Rollins of Rose Hall; a sunset cocktail party aboard
superyacht Kimberlie donated by Kimberlie Glaser as well
as Shannon McCoy of Worth Avenue Yachts; a private
dinner party at the zoo for 26 guests donated by Table
26; rare wine lots from 1961; and two owners’ tickets to
Super Bowl LVII.
Honorary Chairman Thomas C. Quick engaged the
crowd with a call to the heart by raising additional
donations to connect Title One children to hands-on
education programs in the zoo’s “outdoor classroom.”
Mei Sze and Jeff Greene Carla and Terry Taylor Philippe and Deborah Dauman, Suzanne and Woody Johnson Changing lives and saving wildlife requires a bold vision
and a big plan – and the zoo has both.
Palm Beach Zoo thanks the generous sponsors,
underwriters and community partners as well as specialty
cocktail and wine sponsors Maker’s Mark, Sipsmith,
Dano’s Tequila, Tito’s Handmade Vodka and Beverly Hills
Vineyards award-winning Super Tuscan wine.
From Forest Stewardship Council certified paper that
®
protects forests for wildlife like bears to Bird Friendly
®
certified coffee served with dessert that preserves habitat
for wild birds, and B Corporation certified spirit partners,
Palm Beach Zoo and Conservation Society is living its
wildlife-saving mission. The goal is to inspire all guests
to act on behalf of wildlife everywhere with wildlife-
Candace Hamm, Frank Chopin and Carole Moran protecting actions that can lead to big conservation impact.
To join the zoo in its conservation efforts and to learn
more, visit www.palmbeachzoo.org.
Jack and Eileen Connors Christopher and Anne Flowers About Palm Beach Zoo And Conservation Society
For more than 50 years, Palm Beach Zoo and Conservation
Society has provided guests with up-close and personal
animal encounters that connect people to wildlife. Palm
Beach Zoo guests explore a wild ecosystem thriving on
23 lush, tropical acres while discovering hundreds of
exotic animals. Palm Beach Zoo participates in AZA
Species Survival Plan programs, ensuring healthy animal
®
populations for rare and endangered species. The impact of a
visit to Palm Beach Zoo extends beyond the gates, inspiring
people to take action and save wildlife in wild places. For
> edwardjones.com | Member SIPC
Sarah Johnson, Holly Johnson Bartlett and Lutes Bartlett more information, visit www.palmbeachzoo.org.
> edwardjones.com | Member SIPC
> edwardjones.com | Member SIPC > edwardjones.com | Member SIPC
Dreaming up the
Stephen Schwarzman and Stephen Myers and Terry Dreaming up the
ideal retirement
Dreaming up the
Margo McKnight Taylor Dreaming up the
ideal retirement
ideal retirement ideal retirement
is your job.
is your job.
is your job.
Helping you get
Helping you get is your job.
there is ours.
there is ours. Helping you get
Helping you get
We’re excited to there is ours.
We’re excited to
there is ours.
hear from you. We’re excited to
hear from you.
hear from you.
We’re excited to Sally S Stahl, AAMS™
hear from you. Financial Advisor
Sally S Stahl, AAMS™
1851 W Indiantown Rd Ste 106 Sally S Stahl, AAMS™
Jupiter, FL 33458 Financial Advisor
Financial Advisor
Deborah Dauman and Thomas C. Quick and 561-748-7600
1851 W Indiantown Rd Ste 106
Suzanne Johnson Michele Kessler 1851 W Indiantown Rd Ste 106
Jupiter, FL 33458
Jupiter, FL 33458
561-748-7600 561-748-7600
IRT-1848H-A Sally S Stahl, AAMS™
Financial Advisor
IRT-1848H-A 1851 W Indiantown Rd Ste 106
IRT-1848H-A
Jupiter, FL 33458
561-748-7600
IRT-1848H-A