Renowned Fashion Designer to Speak at December 5 Event in West Palm Beach
West Palm Beach, FL— Renowned fashion designer Tommy Hilfiger will headline the Center for Creative Education’s highly anticipated “Thanks for Giving” Fall Luncheon as chairman, delivering an unforgettable experience on Wednesday, Dec. 5, at 11 a.m. at The Foundations School in West Palm Beach.
“We’re excited to showcase the incredible work being done at The Foundations School,” said Robert Hamon, President and CEO of CCE. “Our students are thriving because of our approach and model of teaching and learning using creativity and the arts to engage and inspire their natural curiosity. We are honored to have Tommy Hilfiger join us in celebrating the power of creativity in transforming lives.”
The luncheon will begin with an open house, allowing guests to tour The Foundations School and observe its unique approach to integrating the arts into the educational curriculum. As a model of CCE’s mission to transform teaching and learning through creativity, the K-5 program focuses on significantly improving literacy for underserved students. Tuition is kept low to no cost thanks to fundraising efforts and state scholarships. Following the tour, guests will gather in the cafeteria for an exclusive Q&A session with Tommy Hilfiger and students from CCE’s Foundations School.
“Creativity has always been at the core of everything I do—it’s about shaping ideas, pushing boundaries, and inspiring others to see the world differently,” said Tommy Hilfiger. “I’m thrilled to support CCE’s mission in nurturing the next generation of innovators and bold thinkers. By embracing the arts in education, we are empowering students to become the leaders of tomorrow.”
For additional information on The Foundations School or Center for Creative Education, visit cceflorida.org. Tickets for the event are $400 per person, with all proceeds directly supporting CCE’s initiatives. To make a donation toward a student scholarship or to purchase a ticket to the Luncheon, please call Jonathon Ortiz-Smykla at 561.805.9927 or email him at [email protected].