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Peggy Adams’ New Director of Development and Marketing

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Peggy Adams’ New Director of Development and Marketing

Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League Announces Kati Erickson as the new Director of Development and Marketing

WEST PALM BEACH, FL (November 22, 2021) Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League announces Kati Erickson, CAP ® is the organization’s new Director of Development and Marketing.

As a fundraising professional for over 20 years, Kati has worked with individual donors, corporations, private foundations, and public officials to raise millions of dollars for nonprofits and facilitated hundreds of grants and scholarships. She has a solid foundation of success in growing development programs and serving as an organizational leader. Her areas of focus include annual fundraising, planned giving, endowments, family foundations and donor stewardship. Prior to joining Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League, Kati has served in senior management positions at the Community Foundation for Palm Beach and Martin Counties, Norton Museum of Art, Armory Art Center and the Daily Mail Group.

Kati received her Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree from Florida State University and attended the Dreyfoos School of the Arts. She has also received her CAP® -Chartered Advisor in Philanthropy accreditation.

“I am honored to join this talented and passionate group of professionals and bring with me the knowledge to build upon our strong history of philanthropic donor service and outreach. I look forward to getting to know our generous supporters who have helped make one of our community’s most cherished organizations what it is today.”

Kati, who resides in Wellington, is very involved in the community and has volunteered her time and expertise with the following organizations: Planned Giving Council of Palm Beach County, Board Member; Association of Fundraising Professionals (AFP), Board Member; VSA Florida- Palm Beach County, Board Member; Girl Scout Volunteer; Cultural Council of Palm Beach County, Marketing Committee; Palm Beach Post Pathfinder Awards, Scholarship Committee; and Sunfest, Volunteer Committee.

About Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League:

Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League saves more lives than any other rescue organization in Palm Beach County and provides critical services to more than 30,000 animals each year.

The Mission of the Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League is to provide shelter to lost, homeless and unwanted animals, to provide spay and neuter and other medical services for companion animals, and to care for, protect, and find quality homes for homeless and neglected companion animals, to advocate animal welfare, community involvement and education to further the bond between people and animals.  Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League has a 4-star rating from Charity Navigator, America’s largest independent charity navigator, and is the first animal shelter in South Florida to become AAHA (American Animal Hospital Association) accredited.  Peggy Adams is an independent nonprofit animal rescue organization operating continuously since 1925. For more information and to donate, please visit PeggyAdams.org.

TBC Corporation Gives to Three Local Non-profits

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TBC Corporation Gives to Three Local Non-profits

TBC Corporation Gives to Three Local Non-profits

Leader in the tire and automotive industry donates $30,000 in office furniture

PALM BEACH GARDENS, FL — December 03, 2021 — TBC Corporation, a leader in the tire and automotive service industry with several trusted well-known brands, including retail brands Tire Kingdom Service Centers and  NTB Tire & Service Centers, and franchise brands Big O Tires and Midas, along with many companies around the world adopted new ways of working brought on by the pandemic.

The organization, headquartered in Palm Beach Gardens, took this opportunity to reimagine their office space reflecting a commitment to hybrid work and accommodating associates who work remotely. This provided an opportunity to re-home solid wood furniture – desks, credenzas, wall units, filing cabinets, conference room tables and chairs – which was donated to several local nonprofits, including Wounded Veterans Relief Fund (WVRF), Adopt-A-Family and Boys and Girls Club.

“Wounded Veterans Relief Fund is grateful and excited to receive this amazing furniture donation from TBC. Our office furniture desperately needed an upgrade. Thank you!” stated Mike Durkee, Executive Director for WVRF whose mission is to provide emergency financial assistance and professional services to qualified Florida disabled veterans in order to save lives and keep families together.

WVRF was founded in 2009 and has proudly built a history and reputation for placing veterans first. During October 2021 alone, the organization was able to assist 54 veterans and 107 of their spouses and children providing assistance for housing, emergency vehicle expenses and dental assistance across the state of Florida.

“A huge thank you to TBC Corporation for such a generous contribution,” said Adopt-A-Family CEO Matt Constantine. “This donation of office furniture is a big help to our agency and ultimately our mission.”

Adopt-A-Family of the Palm Beaches’ mission is to support families with children in their efforts to achieve stability and self-sufficiency by providing access to all-encompassing services. To achieve its mission, the agency provides an emergency shelter, 112 housing units, rental assistance, case management, afterschool care for elementary school students, mental health services, and job coaching.

Furniture was also donated to three Boys & Girls Clubs centers in Riviera Beach, replacing pieces that needed to be refreshed. Project Fathers And Children Together (FACT) is a Boys & Girls Clubs of Palm Beach County program that helps fathers become more involved in their children’s lives and also helps to strengthen relationships in the community.

Project FACT Manager, Shamus Gordon said, “Boys & Girls Clubs of Palm Beach County’s Project FACT is grateful for the generous donation of office furniture from TBC. It’s such partnership between for profit and not for profit organizations that help to strengthen the social fabric of local community. Thanks, TBC for your contributions!” said Shamus Gordon, Program Manager.

The donation aims to support TBC’s corporate social responsibility (CSR), an integral component of the corporation and all business units spanning retail, franchise, wholesale, distribution and ecommerce. Delivering on one of the company’s core values – leave everything better, TBC re-homed office furniture with a replacement value of approximately $30,000.

“We feel strongly about supporting our local communities,” said Brian Maciak, EVP, General Counsel & Chief Compliance Officer of TBC Corporation, who oversees social responsibility. “We are thrilled to promote sustainability by extending the useful life of our furniture while helping these non-profit organizations accommodate growth and the services they provide by furnishing their spaces.”

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ABOUT TBC CORPORATION

For 65 years, TBC Corporation (TBC), one of North America’s largest marketers of automotive replacement tires through a multi-channel strategy, has been a tire company ahead of the curve. Through worldwide operations spanning wholesale, retail, and franchise, TBC provides customers top tier brands and automotive maintenance and repair services with the underlying mission to exceed customer expectations. TBC serves wholesale customers in the United States, Canada and Mexico through TBC Brands, National Tire Wholesale (NTW), TBC International, and TBC de Mexico. Additionally, TBC responds to the needs of consumers in search of total car care at more than 600 company-operated tire and automotive service centers under the brands Tire Kingdom® Service Centers and NTB® Tire & Service Centers. TBC, through a subsidiary, also owns the Big O Tires® and Midas® franchise systems.

Garden of Lights at Mounts Botanical Garden

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Garden of Lights at Mounts Botanical Garden

Twinkling Nightly at Mounts Botanical Garden

GARDEN OF LIGHTS

Dazzling the Holidays Through December 23

Perfect for Couples, Families & Groups of All Size Wanting to Reconnect with Magic

Jacek Photo

(West Palm Beach, FL – December 2, 2021), Rochelle Wolberg, Curator-Director of Mounts Botanical Garden, Palm Beach County’s oldest and largest public garden, boasts that it is all a-twinkle nightly through December 23 with GARDEN OF LIGHTS, the perfect way for couples, families and groups of all sizes to reconnect with the magic of the holidays.

“Visitors to Mounts are sure to be enthralled by the thousands of jewel-toned lights that illuminate and amplify the lush tropical foliage, majestic trees, and signature gardens along an easy-to-follow route throughout various garden areas,” promises Wolberg. “It’s a magical way to light-up the holiday season for joyous visitors of every age, romantic disposition, and spiritual leaning.”

Hours & Admission for GARDEN OF LIGHTS

+ Tuesday-Sunday, 6:30 pm to 8:30 pm (last entry at 8 pm)

FREE for Mounts members and children 5 and under; $15 for nonmember adults; $12 for seniors, college students, and military with ID; $7 for children, 6-17

+ Tickets available at www.mounts.org.

GARDEN OF LIGHTS at Mounts Botanical Garden is sponsored by Randy & Rebecca Doane, Doane & Doane, P.A.; The Gentlemen of the Garden; Mr. & Mrs. John Pew; FPL; Stuart & Shelby Development, Inc.; Lewis, Longman & Walker;and HomeLight.

About Mounts Botanical Garden of Palm Beach County:

With a mission to inspire and educate through nature, Mounts Botanical Garden is Palm Beach County’s oldest and largest botanical garden. Visitors to this 16-acre tropical oasis will see an acclaimed collection of 25 unique garden areas containing more than 6,000 species of tropical and sub-tropical plants, including Florida natives, exotic and tropical fruit trees, herbs, palms, roses, cactus, bromeliads and much more. Mounts Botanical Garden is part of the Palm Beach County Cooperative Extension Department, in partnership with the University of Florida and the non-profit Friends of the Mounts Botanical Garden. This project is sponsored in part by The Board of County Commissioners, the Tourist Development Council, and the Cultural Council for Palm Beach County. Mounts Botanical is located at 531 North Military Trail in West Palm Beach. For more information, please visit www.mounts.org.

American Humane Cocktail Party

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American Humane Cocktail Party

THURSDAY, JANUARY 13

6:30-8:30 PM

Oh woof a night! American Humane Cocktail Party to benefit the nation’s military working dogs. The philanthropic evening will feature creative cocktails and bites, silent auction, and dancing under the stars to contemporary rhythms of world-renowned musician Victor Espinola and his electric Paraguayan harp.

Tickets are $150 per person. 

International Polo Club Palm Beach is located at 3667 120th Ave. S, Wellington.

For more information or to purchase tickets, call (561) 537-5887 or email ailsam@americanhumane.org.

Florida Intergenerational Orchestra live Holiday Concert

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Florida Intergenerational Orchestra live Holiday Concert

Boca Raton, Florida-On Sunday, December 12th, 3:00 P.M. The Florida Intergenerational Orchestra, the orchestra for everyone, will perform its first concert of this season after an 18 month hiatus, at O’Shea Hall on the grounds of Our Lady of Lourdes Church,
22094 Lyons Road, Boca Raton 33428. Entitled “Home for the Holidays” the concert will feature music that will remind you of what it felt like to sit by the fire in snowy weather, or for native Floridians, to sit by a fire pit and avoid falling fronds and coconuts. We inspire the next generation of musicians and audiences in Florida and beyond with innovative educational concert programs for all ages.

Listen to favorites like “White Christmas,” and The Christmas Waltz and enjoy the sounds of the holiday season while also enjoying our award winning dance team led by Gabrielle Ugas and Claudia Concha.

And Elmar Oliveira,of Lynn Conservatory, one of the foremost violinists of our time will receive the Orchestra’s Lifetime Achievement Award, celebrating his work in developing young artists in their musical and career development for the future of music. Two of his students, Kayla Bryan, and Benjamin Kremer will perform the first movement of the Bach Double Concerto with the orchestra. This beautiful piece is a must for every classical music enthusiast.

There will be many other favorites providing a compelling reason for all our fans and our new friends to “get yourself to the Church on time.”

There is a rumor going around that a special visitor from the North Pole may unexpectedly arrive.

This remarkable orchestra comprised of musicians spanning the ages of 15 to 90 has over the past 15 years delighted audiences. The gifted and award winning conductor, Lorraine Marks-Field, deftly blends the different abilities of the members of the orchestra. Florida Intergenerational Orchestra concerts are engaging and fun for the whole family; everyone leaves with a smile and has a great time.

Because of Covid 19 the orchestra could not hold live concerts for the past year and a half. To help raise funds the orchestra came up with the idea of creating painted violins using the many talents of some fantastic artists in the South Florida Community. Fiddlershop.com donated 10 violins and one viola to the orchestra and the arts community stepped up and created gorgeous violins that can be purchased or auctioned at a fundraiser. Come to the concert and see some of these marvelous and valuable works of art painted by Yaacov Heller, Duaiv, Larry Dinkin, Mary Lou Gladstone, Roger Spott, Sari Padorr, Daniel Konis, Vanesa Toboada , Yung McCollum, and Alissa Zemering. Any one of these painted violins would make a great addition to your living room or art collection.

There is always an exciting raffle with great prizes at the concerts, so in addition to bringing the family, bring some cash or a check to purchase raffle tickets.

Tickets are $15 for adults, children 12 and under are FREE. Tickets are available at the door—cash or check please. $25 VIP tickets, First two rows can be reserved in advance by calling 561-922-3134.

If you would like more information about the orchestra, please call Bob Field at
561-922-3134 or e-mail strings4all@aol.com. Check out our website at www.flioa.org. Visit us on FACEBOOK

BALLET PALM BEACH PROVIDES FREE TICKETS TO THE NUTCRACKER TO LOCAL NONPROFITS

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BALLET PALM BEACH PROVIDES FREE TICKETS TO THE NUTCRACKER TO LOCAL NONPROFITS

Ballet Palm Beach is making the holiday season brighter and merrier for more than 500 children and families served by local non-profits and programs. The Ballet is distributing free tickets to The Nutcracker at the Kravis Center this upcoming weekend to Community Partners, El Sol, For the Children, Inc., the Guatemalan-Maya Center, Habitat for Humanity of Palm Beach County, Little Smiles, Milagro Center, Pandora’s Kids, Place of Hope, Speak Up for Kids of Palm Beach County, Inc., The Lords Place, Vita Nova, Inc., and the West Palm Beach Parks & Recreation Department.

“Community outreach is a core value of Ballet Palm Beach,” says Colleen Smith, Executive and Artistic Director. “We are incredibly proud to make it possible for children and families who would otherwise be unable to afford it, to attend this magical holiday tradition.

The Nutcracker will once again be performed in the grand 2,195-seat Dreyfoos Hall on Saturday, and Sunday, December 4 and 5, 2021. With its superior acoustics and magnificent aesthetics, this venue ensures an unforgettable experience for every guest. The Nutcracker is the coming-of-age story of Marie who receives a mysterious gift on Christmas Eve. Adventures ensue as Tchaikovsky’s score draws Marie into a terrifying battle with the Mouse King, through a mystical snowstorm, and to the Kingdom of the Sugar Plum Fairy. The Nutcracker has become a holiday tradition for all ages, delighting both the young and the young-at-heart.

Tickets at www.balletpalmbeach.org or call the Kravis Center box office at (561) 832-7469 or (800) 572-8471.

IMPACT 100 ANNOUNCES SEMI-FINALISTS WITH THE CHANCE TO RECEIVE $100,000 GRANT

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IMPACT 100 ANNOUNCES SEMI-FINALISTS WITH THE CHANCE TO RECEIVE $100,000 GRANT

IMPACT 100 ANNOUNCES SEMI-FINALISTS WITH THE CHANCE TO RECEIVE $100,000 GRANT

Grant Semi-finalist announcement under the Delray Christmas Tree

(West Palm Beach, Fla.) – It’s the most wonderful time of year! Impact 100 Palm Beach County is announcing the non-profits chosen as semi-finalists who have a chance to receive a $100,000 grant for the upcoming year. Members and guests are invited to visit the Cornell Art Museum in Old School Square for beverages and mingling while enjoying the Delray Christmas Tree on December 9 from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Spread holiday cheer with new friends and old while awaiting the announcement.

“This is a very exciting time for our members and especially the local nonprofits because we are getting one step closer to choosing the lucky recipients of these $100,000 grants,” said Impact 100 PBC President, Holly Schuttler. “The semi-finalists that are announced on this night were voted on and most favored by the grant review committee, that’s a big deal!”

Noreen Payne & Ingrid Kennemer

Impact 100 Palm Beach County issues multiple $100,000 grants to local nonprofits each year. The local nonprofits that applied, submitted a letter of intent which was followed by a comprehensive review process. The chosen semi-finalists will submit a full proposal to Impact 100 PBC.

These nonprofits were chosen because they have a transformative effect on the community they serve and are well-defined with specific, measurable outcomes. The organizations which are chosen from this group of semi-finalists are either new or looking to expand and just need the extra push that Impact 100 PBC can give them to be successful.

The recipients of the grants will be announced on April 19, 2022 at the Grand Awards Celebration.

Impact 100 Palm Beach County is a women’s 501c3 nonprofit organization funding local nonprofit initiatives in southern Palm Beach County – between Boca Raton and Lake Worth. It is comprised of a growing number of women who donate $1,000 annually, pool all funds and vote to award multiple $100,000 grants to nonprofits serving southern Palm Beach County in five focus areas: Arts, Culture and Historic Preservation; Education; Environment and Animal Welfare; Family; and Health and Wellness. 

For more information about Impact 100 Palm Beach County, please call 561.336.4623 or visit www.impact100pbc.org.

Jordan Ray’s Cancer Scare Creates Power House Real Estate Team

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Jordan Ray’s Cancer Scare Creates Power House Real Estate Team

Jordan Ray’s Cancer Scare Creates Power House Real Estate Team

Star Athlete, Brain Surgery Survivor, CEO & Keynote Speaker All Before Age 20, now added REALTOR® & Developer to Her Resume.

Wellington, Florida. December 2th, 2021 – Limitless Medical Logs® Founder, Jordan Lexi Ray today announced her drastic career change due to a cancer scare. Jordan Ray’s story is one of determination and accomplishment. After an unexpected black out on the softball field in 2015 at 17 years old, Jordan Ray lost her flourishing 13-year athletic career, scholarships and her health all in one afternoon.  The blackout led to a rare diagnosis of Chiari Malformation, a 10-hour long brain surgery and week-long stay in the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit at Palms West Hospital in Loxahatchee, Florida.

All of this came a month after Jordan’s mother, Robin Ray beat breast cancer. During this time, 16 years old Jordan saw the need for better patient-doctor communication.  Jordan, now in her mom’s shoes fighting for her health and living the need for better patient-doctor communication, Jordan launched our all-in-one paper medical journals and digital app at 19 years old. (www.LimitlessMedicalLogs.com) ”I knew I had to turn this negative into a positive to help others.” Ray said.

No one foresaw the pandemic of 2020 -2021. The disruptions and deaths caused people to realize that a good tomorrow is not assured. In addition to this chaotic, depressing time, Jordan faced a cancer scare. After a year’s worth of blood work, scans, and doctor appointments in a pandemic she was scheduled for a surgery to check for Lymphoma & Leukemia.

The possibility of having a life-threatening diagnosis made Jordan realize that life could be short.  She had always harbored a quiet passion and hoped to have the opportunity to make this dream come true.

Fortunately, the pathology report came back negative. This close call compelled Jordan to immediately implement her plan to go into real estate. Real estate is in her blood, Jordan at a young age fell in love with imagining what can be built on a piece of land. She comes from a family of realtors, home builders, architects, and developers.  So, becoming a Realtor® is just the first step for this young woman on her journey to ultimately becoming a home builder and large-scale developer.

Jordan is proud to announce that she is officially a licensed Realtor® with Illustrated Properties. She has partnered with Mimi Vail who has proudly represented luxury residential home and condo buyers and sellers since 2000. Her expertise is the island of Palm Beach and West Palm Beach neighborhoods.

Mimi’s past sales exceed $125 million dollars. Mimi and Jordan, bring separate expertise and experience to the table, creating a powerhouse team.

Jordan is also working closely with Lorin Romeo Romay who is a commercial Realtor experienced in sales and leases of multi-family, land, retail, office, and industrial properties.

Jordan’s commercial focus will be land to kick start her real estate and development career and gain experience in the field for future deals.

To speak with Jordan Lexi Ray email Jray@ipre.com

Paris Ballet and Dance Presents the Nutcracker

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Paris Ballet and Dance Presents the Nutcracker

PARIS BALLET AND DANCE
TO PRESENT TWO FREE OUTDOOR PERFORMANCES
OF THE NUTCRACKER
DECEMBER 11

Public performances of Tchaikovsky’s beloved ballet classic will take place at Riviera Beach Marina Village’s fourth annual Winter Wonderland at the Marina


December 1, 2021 (Jupiter, Fla.) — Paris Ballet and Dance is bringing the unforgettable magic of The Nutcracker to the Riviera Beach Marina’s fourth annual Winter Wonderland at the Marina!

Just in time for the holidays, the Jupiter-based dance company will present two free family-friendly community performances starting at 6 p.m. on Saturday, December 11 at Bicentennial Park at the Marina.

Set to Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky’s lasting and memorable score, the all-outdoor production will feature thrilling choreography by the school’s founder and director Jean-Hugues Feray (a former principal dancer with many international companies, including Ballet Florida and National Ballet de Marseille), and showcase the talents of dozens of young dancers, ranging in age from 3 to 18. The production is a condensed version of the full-length performances presented by the company last weekend at the Eissey Campus Theatre in Palm Beach Gardens.

“We are ecstatic to give back to our community and brighten the holiday season with our outdoor dance performances of The Nutcracker,” Feray said. “It’s an honor to be chosen to perform at the Riviera Beach Marina’s fourth annual Winter Wonderland at the Marina.”

Presented by the City of Riviera Beach and the Riviera Beach Community Redevelopment Agency, the Winter Wonderland festival will take place December 3 from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m., as well as December 4, 11, and 18 from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. at the Riviera Beach Marina Village. A fun-filled free holiday event for all ages, the festival will feature holiday lights, snow, free photos with Santa, train rides for kids and live nightly entertainment. A nine-hole miniature golf course and holiday ice skating rink are available for $5 per person.

Paris Ballet’s free outdoor performances of The Nutcracker at the Riviera Beach Marina Village’s Winter Wonderland will take place starting at 6 p.m. on Saturday, December 11 at Bicentennial Park at the Marina. For free tickets and more information, visit https://bit.ly/WWRB-21.

About Paris Ballet and Dance
Paris Ballet and Dance was founded in 2010 by Jean-Hugues Feray, a native of France and former principal dancer with many international companies, including Ballet Florida and National Ballet de Marseille. Located in Jupiter, Fla., the school offers world-class dance training for students starting at age three. With a stellar reputation for quality, exceptional master classes and top-notch training in ballet, jazz, tap and modern, the school draws 100 students per year from as far as Vero Beach, Lake Worth Beach and Wellington. The school is also home to the prestigious not-for-profit Paris Ballet Conservatory, an elite accelerated training program for students preparing for professional dance careers. For more about Paris Ballet and Dance and its Conservatory, call (561) 308-8377 or visit www.parisballetdance.com.

Royal Palm Beach Resident Helps Refugee and Immigrant Children Have a Magical Holiday Season

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Royal Palm Beach Resident Helps Refugee and Immigrant Children Have a Magical Holiday Season

For Immediate Release: December 1, 2021

Media Contact: Maria Landron | mlandron@skdknick.com

Royal Palm Beach Resident Helps Refugee and Immigrant Children Have a Magical Holiday Season

ROYAL PALM BEACH, FL –  Maria Landron, the Royal Palm resident who led The Village of Royal Palm Beach through a historical Census response, has kicked-off a holiday toy drive to benefit local refugee and immigrant children. 

The 22-year-old who was named one of Palm Beach Atlantic University’s Women of Distinction scholars earlier this year said “I remember my first Christmas in the United States. It can be so difficult for families who come here with nothing, or who are forced to leave their homes. A lot of kids who migrate, especially under excruciating circumstances, grow up too soon. Every child deserves to experience being a kid and receiving a toy to play with can help with that.”

Landron’s goal is to collect over 500 toys, clothing items, and other gifts for children. The drive is being completed in partnership with PBA CKI, a college service-leadership organization supported by the West Palm Beach Kiwanis Club. 

A majority of the toys will be donated to the Esperanza Community Center, serving the Northwood area of West Palm Beach. The facility serves over 100 children and their families during the holiday season. The center’s services include adult literacy, English as Second Language classes, education on wage theft prevention, and immigration experts. Throughout the pandemic, Esperanza worked to educate workers and their families about how to stay safe, and has vaccinated over 300 migrants in West Palm Beach. 

To donate to the toy drive please visit the Amazon wishlist. Those interested in supporting the Esperanza Community Center can donate on the nonprofit’s website. 

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ABOUT ESPERANZA COMMUNITY CENTER:

Founded in 2019, the Esperanza Community Center’s mission is to empower Northwood day laborers and families to thrive. Esperanza offers 7 programs, focusing their work on adult education, wage theft, food and nutrition, and healthcare. The Center serves on the City of West Palm Beach’s Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Committee. 

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