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Fuller Center Seeks Teen And Adult Mentors

For Children And Youth

Fuller Center, a not-for-profit organization focused
on meeting the needs of the children and families in our
community, is accepting applications for its mentorship
program. Adults and teens over the age of 16 with a desire
to make a difference in the lives of deserving children and
youth should consider becoming part of this United Way
of Palm Beach County funded program.
The program goal is to provide youth ages 6 to 20 with
access to a positive, caring relationship with a non-parental
adult or teen. Mentors and mentees share experiences that
promote students’ ability to build positive relationships,
resulting in positive life outcomes. Mentors must pass

Fuller Center on page 5
Junior League Of Boca Raton’s ‘Little Black Dress

Initiative’ Kicked Off At The Seagate Hotel & Spa

The Junior League of Boca Raton launched its fourth annual Little Black Dress Initiative
(LBDI), a weeklong awareness campaign, which was held March 27 to 31, to raise funds
toward its mission and to help underserved women and children. The kickoff reception was
held at The Seagate Hotel & Spa on March 9 where attendees enjoyed canapés and drinks
and wore black dresses to raise awareness for the campaign.
Junior League members who participated in Little Black Dress wore the same black dress
or outfit for five consecutive days to illustrate the restrictions poverty places on choices,
opportunities, and access to resources. By wearing the same black dress or outfit, members
experienced the somber situation and struggles that many members of our community face
on a daily basis. Members posted about their daily experience on social media channels
pictured in the same dress or black outfit.
Founded in 2014 by the Junior League of London, the Little Black Dress Initiative has
been adopted by Junior Leagues throughout the United States.
Little Black Dress enabled members to experience firsthand, the difficulties of poverty while

Little Black Dress Initiative on page 4
More Than 190 Physicians Nominated By Community

For 25th Anniversary ‘Honor Your Doctor’ Luncheon

Breaking a 25-year record for the number of attendees and monies raised, Palm Beach Stein and Dr. David Taub, all recognized as the 2023 “Doctors of Distinction.” The City of Boca
County’s finest healthcare providers were celebrated at the 25th Anniversary “Honor Your Raton Mayor Scott Singer declared luncheon day the “Dr. Jeffrey Miller, Dr. Jeffrey Stein and
Doctor” Luncheon. Presented by the Rotary Club Downtown Boca Raton, the awards event,
attended by more than 300 guests and physicians, was held March 29, the day before National
Doctors Day at Boca West Country Club. In appreciation, each nominated doctor received
a crystal globe on a pedestal engraved with his or her name.
Due to an unprecedented nomination response, there was a three-way tie for the 2023 “Doctor
of Distinction.” Receiving the most nominations this year were Dr. Jeffrey Miller, Dr. Jeffrey

From left: Alan Kaye, Frank Feiler, Michael Walstrom, Jeff Weber, Jon Kaye, Dr. Allen Konis

More Than 190 Physicians Nominated on page 2