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Live Like Jake Foundation Makes It Simple to Support Drowning Prevention This Summer

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Live Like Jake Foundation Makes It Simple to Support Drowning Prevention This Summer

Organization dedicated to childhood drowning prevention hosts two safe events

 

Palm Beach Gardens, FL –  In 2013, Jake Morrison passed away a couple of months before his third birthday in a drowning accident during Thanksgiving vacation with his parents. Ever since, his Palm Beach Gardens family has been working nonstop to raise awareness for childhood drowning prevention through the organization named in honor of their son.

 

Drownings are a leading cause of injury death for young children ages 1 to 14, and three children die every day as a result of drowning. Providing scholarships for Infant Swimming Resource (ISR) self-rescue swim lessons, as well as emotional and financial assistance for families experiencing financial difficulties who have lost a child or have a child with critical care needs, are a few ways the Live Like Jake Foundation makes a difference in Palm Beach County.

 

Due to COVID-19, the group’s main fundraiser, The Sixth Annual Live Like Jake 5K Run/Walk, had to be rescheduled and now plans to be virtual on August 29th.In the meantime, supporters can participate in two other events: Watermelons for Water Safety and a special August 1st Car Wash.

 

Watermelons for Water Safety: This fundraiser can take place anywhere you wish! Its as simple as selecting a date, time and location for your own watermelon stand and register online using forms and guidelines available at livelikejake.com/watermelons-for-water-safety/. It is also easy to follow social distancing guidelines, wearing masks, gloves and providing hand sanitizer for customers. Host your own event and sell anything watermelon-flavored in sealed containers like popsicles, Italian ice, candy, lollipops, juice or sparkling water and help to provide safe swimming scholarships to children and families in need.

 

Car Wash: Kick off the first day of August with a clean car! Pre-register today for the Live Like Jake Car Wash. Due to COVID-19 safety precautions, supporters must pre-register and pay $20 in advance so there’s no line. Only a limited number of cars will be washed so get your reservation in and don’t miss out! The event will take place at 10311 Ironwood Road, PBG from 9:00 to 11:30 a.m. and feature top of the line cleaning products.

 

“Roarke and I want to encourage all parents to enroll their children in ISR self-rescue swim lessons. We learned the hard way about these crucial lessons and want to help others to not make the same mistake. Please join us. Every cent raised will support families,” says Keri Morrison.

 

Morrison adds that with multiple layers of protection and self-rescue swim lessons, drowning is 100% PREVENTABLE. “Providing constant water supervision this summer can include friends and family members taking turns as water watchers, installing pool fences and alarms, removing access to dog doors that little children can crawl through, and learning CPR can all make a big difference,” she says.

 

For interviews and information about Live Like Jake’s summertime fundraisers, or the Foundation in general, email [email protected] or call 561.441.7611. Donations may also be mailed directly to the foundation at 10311 Ironwood Road Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33420.

 

About The Live Like Jake Foundation

Committed to honoring the life and joy of Jake Roarke Morrison, our foundation’s mission is to raise awareness for drowning prevention and help other families who have lost a child or have a child with critical care needs. We achieve this by providing self-rescue swim lesson scholarships to those who cannot afford them and also by providing financial assistance to those families who have lost  a child or have a child with critical care needs. Visit livelikejake.com and facebook.com/livelikejake.

Impact 100 Palm Beach County Appoints Three New Board Members

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IMPACT 100 PALM BEACH COUNTY NAMES THREE NEW BOARD MEMBERS

(BOCA RATON, FL.) – Impact 100 Palm Beach County, a women’s 501c3 nonprofit organization that advances local philanthropy by combining donations from individual women to create high-impact, positive change in our community, has announced three new Board members to its board of directors, including Emily McMullin, Nicole Mugavero and Lisa Warren.

 

“Impact 100 Palm Beach County welcomes Emily, Nicole and Lisa to the board of directors,” said Kathy Adkins, President of Impact 100 PBC. “With all of their combined nonprofit leadership experience as well as their passion for giving back and many years of involvement with Impact 100 PBC, they will be exceptional assets to the Board.”

 

Emily McMullin joined Impact 100 PBC three years ago and will chair the technology committee this year. She has been a resident of Boca Raton since 1997 where she worked for Cendyn, a hospitality marketing company servicing over 30,000 hotels worldwide. McMullin has also served on the Junior League of Boca Raton Board of Directors for two years as vice president of finance and vice president of personnel as well as donated time and efforts to Children’s Place at Home Safe, George Snow Scholarship Fund and Boca Raton Historical Society.

 

Nicole Mugavero was the director of business administration for Seawood Builders, as well as served on many boards and committees including the Junior League of Boca Raton, Bethesda Hospital Foundation, Gulf Stream School Auxiliary as well as her neighborhood homeowners and club organizations. Mugavero is a native Floridian and resides in Boca Raton with her husband, Bob; son, Christopher and their dog, Champ.

 

Lisa Warren is a seasoned communications and marketing professional and has served in a director-level position in a variety of industries in South Florida which include Lisa Warren Inc., a consulting business formed in 2006. She is an active volunteer in the community and has served with the Junior League of Boca Raton, JLBR Endowment, the Boca Raton Historical Society, Morikami Park Elementary, Suncoast High School, Polo Park Middle School, Bethesda Hospital Foundation, the Delray Beach Public Library and Girl Scouts of SE Florida. Warren resides in Boynton Beach with her husband, Tim; their two children, Emma and Trent and their dog, April. Warren and Mugavero will be co-chairing Impact 100 PBC’s membership committee together along with current membership co-chair, Kathryn Gillespie.

 

Kathy Adkins was re-elected president. Other officers elected for 2020-2021 include Holly Schuttler, president-elect; Allison Davis, treasurer; Laura Bull, secretary; Sarah Crane, communications chair; Lisa Mulhall, founder; Cindy Krebsbach, founder; Tandy Robinson, founder; Kathryn Gillespie, membership co-chair; JoAnne Greiser, compliance chair; Molly Reiss, grants co-chair; Charlotte Smith, grants co-chair; Renee Feder, Grand Awards chair; Carrie Rubin, kick-off event chair; Sue Diener, past-president; Susan Duane, past-president; Karen Sweetapple, past-president; Helen Ballerano, past-president; Karen Rogers, director; Susan Brockway, director; Mary Donnell, director; Suzy Lanigan, director; Hilary Sullivan, director; Ellen Elam, director; Kelly Fleming, director; Marilyn Swillinger, director; and Jeannine Morris, director.

 

In its 10th anniversary year, Impact 100 PBC has contributed more than $3.8 million in grants to local nonprofit efforts in arts, culture, and historic preservation; education; environment and animal welfare; family; and health and wellness. It is comprised of a growing number of over 500 women who donate $1,000 annually, pool all funds and vote to award grants to nonprofits serving southern Palm Beach County. Impact 100 PBC’s goal for this 10thyear is to increase its membership in order to award more grants to deserving nonprofits in our community.

 

For more information about Impact 100 Palm Beach County, to join this chapter or to learn more about the grant application process, please visit www.impact100pbc.org or call 561-336-4623.

Last Words

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Last Words

Last Words

Why are you following me for?

Following us through centuries of oppression.

My freedom wasn’t won in that war,

Though you like to give that impression.

We are black people in white spaces

Followed

By a shooter’s bias, shootings, and shouts of shots fired.

Followed by innocence discovered too late

And justice delivered too little.

Always, followed.

 

Why do you have your guns out?

Accidental dispatch and unarmed

How is it that you got the bailout

And I am the one harmed?

Shoot first, ask later.

Don’t you know you are a hate creator?

I am somebody’s father, brother, husband, son.

But you didn’t think about that before raising your gun.

 

I don’t have a gun. Stop shooting!

But after a struggle, it was decided

Executing was easier than prosecuting.

You shot me! You shot me!

 

Mom, I’m going to college.

It’s not real.

I can’t breathe.

 

Last words on earth

First words of a new revolution.

We need to hurt, remember, and speak.

Speak their names, their words, their stories.

Trayvon Martin, Aura Rosser, Freddie Gray, Breonna Taylor, George Floyd, Kenneth

Chamberlain, Kimberle Crenshaw, Michael Brown, Michelle Cusseax, Oscar Grant,

Botham Jean, Riah Milton, Amadou Diallo, Gabriella Nevarez, Philando Castille,

Natasha Mckenna, John Crawford, Eric Garner, Dominique “Rem’mie” Fells, Atatiana

Jefferson, Stephon Clark, Alton Sterling, Janisha Fonville, Akai Gurley, Tanish Anderson,

Tamir Rice, [Insert so many more names here]

 

Stand up and follow.

Follow the hatred with peaceful protest.

Follow the pain with love.

Follow each victory with celebration.

We must arm ourselves and each other

With the weapons of compassion and persistence. 

Equality and justice are human rights,

Not white rights.

Let the time come where we can live and love equally

And let our world, our generation be the one to usher it in.

These will be our last words.

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1] Trayvon Martin – February 26, 2012

[2] Kenneth Chamberlain – November 19, 2011

[3] Michael Brown – August 9, 2014

[4] Oscar Grant – January 1, 2009

[5] Amadou Diallo – February 4, 1999

[6] John Crawford – August 5, 2014

[7] Eric Garner – July 17, 2014    

Here they are!

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Hailey George has a writer’s heart and a passion for telling her tales. She began her first novel at age 13 and has written every day since. She has published several articles in the Town Crier and Wellington the Magazine and three poetry chapbooks titled Beyond Words, The Emotionless Enigma, and Everything I Didn’t Say. She is currently working on three novels and two more chapbooks.

HOW TO SOOTHE YOURSELF IN CUCKOO TIMES!(EASE is the opposite of DIS-ease)

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HOW TO SOOTHE YOURSELF IN CUCKOO TIMES!(EASE is the opposite of DIS-ease)
HOW TO SOOTHE YOURSELF IN CUCKOO TIMES!(EASE is the opposite of DIS-ease)
SPEAKER: FRANNIE SHERIDAN – UPLIFTER!
(International Performer/Writer) 20+ Yrs
In this Interactive Workshop led by Frannie Sheridan, we will focus on and share self-soothing techniques – some which you may already be aware of, some new to you…bottom line, we all need to be reminded about making self-soothing a priority for our own well-being. If we aren’t well on ALL levels, we have nothing to give. As Frannie says “Ease is the OPPOSITE of DIS-ease!” In this highly-stressed COVID-19 environment, the ONLY virus we need to spread is the VIRUS OF SOOTHING!
BRING QUESTIONS AND SHARE SOOTHING IDEAS. LET’S LIFT EACH OTHER UP!!! THIS WORKSHOP DOES NOT ENCOURAGE SHARING DETAILED SAD STORIES. WE ARE FOCUSING ON SOLUTIONS, SOOTHING AND UPLIFTMENT. ARE WE CRAZY OR WHAT!!!
ABOUT YOUR SPEAKER:
Frannie Sheridan has written and performed Mayoral award-winning Speeches, Talks, Workshops, published Solo Plays, dozens of Articles and Comedy Acts internationally for 20+ years (from performances at the Kravis Center with her solo show CONFESSIONS OF A JEWISH SHIKSA to her memoir soon to be released by the international publishers at Mosaic.) Frannie spent many years working with legendary film director Arthur Hiller(LOVE STORY Director) who was attached to direct her multicast feature film until he was diagnosed with macular degeneration. Frannie’s body of work is based on her journey out of paralyzing inherited Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) into Healing, Truth-Telling and Humor. She currently stars in 2 Youtube channels(I TRIED TO BE NORMAL BUT IT WAS TAKEN! which is a true and humorous weekly slice from her real life. Her father, a Viennese-Jewish Holocaust survivor studied under the famous Sigmund Freud and regularly told her she was crazy – so it’s a miracle she survived her childhood! In the youtube series she plays 3 recurring characters: Herself, A Viennese Psychiatrist and her Inner Demon. Her second youtube channel is a series of silly and yummy dessert reviews together done with her husband Dani called THE SWEETHEARTS. Frannie makes it her business to surround herself with others who focus on joy and almost more importantly, give her decent chocolate.
THE JULY 30TH WORKSHOP IS @6:30PM – PRESENTED BY ANN ROTMAN – HER MEETUP GROUP LINK IS BELOW(COPY AND PASTE ALL LINKS IN YOUR BROWSER IF THEY ARE NOT ACTIVE. DOWNLOAD ZOOM FIRST IF YOU HAVE NOT DOWNLOADED IT PREVIOUSLY AND SAVED IT ON YOUR DEVICE. SCRATCH YOUR BUTT – OKAY OMIT THE LAST DIRECTION…UNLESS ITCHY;)
To Join Zoom Meeting:
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Password: 119075
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DESSERT IN BED Foreplay in a Can

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DESSERT IN BED Foreplay in a Can

DESSERT IN BED Foreplay in a Can

Salivating with yummy dessert in bed (and I don’t mean just your date;) does not suck ever! And icing is foreplay in a can – a great technique ESPECIALLY during Corona quarantine. Just order groceries in and tada! Fun with your special other human, pet or if you’re your own sweetheart…plus then, you don’t have to share:)

 

RUN or WALK YOUR 5K ANYWHERE & ANYTIME!

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RUN or WALK YOUR 5K ANYWHERE & ANYTIME!

RUN or WALK YOUR 5K ANYWHERE & ANYTIME!

Did you know that Diabetic Retinopathy is the most aggressive thief of sight?
Perhaps you never heard of it, most people haven’t, so we’re doing a 5K to raise awareness and to fund the Smiles & VIsion Foundation who’s mission is to educate and make a difference by preventing the leading cause of blindness in adults. Won’t you run or walk to support a preventable disease… SIXTY PERCENT OF YOUR REGISTRATION GOES TO THE CHARITY!

THE MEDAL…
A slick 4″ plus medal is your reward for being a finisher. Oh yes, we went with glitter epoxy for the center eye portion and then completed the medal with a dangling sneaker charm. It’s way cool!

Online Printable Race Bib Available – CLICK HERE TO PRINT!

Medal is due to arrive towards the end of July and we will have everyone’s medal shipped to them by July 31! We will update this when we have a definitive arrival date from the factory.

HOW TO PARTICIPATE IN THIS VIRTUAL RACE / CHALLENGE:
Option 1: Facebook Group
Run or Walk using any tracking app such as Strava, RunKeeper, Runtastic, etc. and then submit your time to our Badass Virtual Run Facebook Group – CLICK HERE
Option 2: Strava Group
1. Join our Badass Running Company club on the Strava Run/Walk App by (CLICKING HERE).
2. Using Strava, Run or Walk for 3.1 miles (5K)
3. Save your Activity as “Eye Walk Eye Run 5K”.
Use #BadassRunnerForCharity anywhere on social media.

The Eye Walk Eye Run Finishers Will Receive:
* A Spectacular Custom 4″ Medal complete with Glitter and Dangling Charm on a 1.5″ Custom Ribbon (mailed to your registration address)
* Online printable race bib CLICK HERE TO PRINT!
* A warm and fuzzy feeling that you have directly helped educated people who might have otherwise gone blind.

ABOUT THE ORGANIZATION:
Facebook: Smiles & Vision Foundation
Website – Click Here
Helping to prevent Diabetic Retinopathy which is the leading cause of blindness in adults and can be prevented. Help us educate, raise awareness and make a difference.

Professing My Love, For My Lover, My Friend, My Confidant, There To the Very End…..

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Professing My Love, For My Lover, My Friend, My Confidant, There To the Very End…..
Professing My Love, For My Lover, My Friend, My Confidant, There To the Very End…..
By Bryan Hayes
You are 
My Love,
and 
My Lover.
No one needs to get
or understand
even approve
of our
relationship
for what we have
together
is an intimate
connection
that goes beyond
any words
classification,
or even boundaries
you are as loud as
you are soft
you are sweet
in your touch
as you croon
or scream
I love you,
melody
and, although
I share you
with the entire world
what we have
is something
 so beautiful
you and I
it truly is
as intimate,
and religious,
as erotic,
and spiritual,
passionate, fun,
playful, and joyous
as any relationship
could ever be
Music, 
both a love and a lover,
is one of the most intimate choices made
and most personal of relationships.  
When I listen to you,
when I hear you speaking to me
as only you can
the sound of your voice
it puts me in a trance
or sometimes
makes me want to get up
and literally dance
when I listen to you,
the sign outside reads:
 
 
 

TooJay’s Deli Helps Families Save Money This Summer With Kids Eat Free Deal Through July 31

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TooJay’s Deli Helps Families Save Money This Summer With Kids Eat Free Deal Through July 31

TooJay’s Deli Helps Families Save Money This Summer

With Kids Eat Free Deal July 6-31

Special offer is available for dine-in and takeout

Florida, Jupiter, Toojay’s Original Gourmet Deli, restaurant, inside, cakes, desserts, case, display, customer, counter,

 

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. (July 17, 2020) – As the summer season is in full swing, TooJay’s Deli is helping families save some money with a specialKids Eat Free deal from Monday, July 6 through Friday, July 31.

 

Children age 12 and under may order one free meal from the kid’s menu of breakfast, lunch and dinner favorites with each paid adult entrée. This special offer does not include beverages and cannot be combined with any other offers. To redeem, guest must show the required coupon.

 

Kid’s menu favorites include a hamburger, Jr. Tuna Melt, Chicken Salad Chop Chop, Mac & Cheese and more. All lunch and dinner meals offer a choice of two sides, including crispy carrot sticks with Ranch dressing, Mandarin oranges, chocolate pudding, red grapes, French fries and apple sauce, plus a famous TooJay’s mini black & white cookie for dessert. This offer is available for dine-in and takeout only.

 

TooJay’s is excited to welcome guests back into its dining rooms at all locations throughout Florida in accordance with capacity and distancing requirements from local and state governments and enhanced sanitation procedures. For information on how TooJay’s is implementing COVID-19 safety regulations, please visit TooJays.com/how-we-are-navigating-covid-19.

 

Guests are encouraged to visit TooJay’s website to check dining hours as they vary by location.Takeout, catering, delivery, and curbside* pickup are still available at all locations. *Curbside is available only on pre-paid orders through the app or website.

 

Founded in 1981, TooJay’s currently serves guests in Palm Beach and Broward counties, the Treasure Coast, the West Coast of Florida, the Orlando area and The Villages.

 

TooJay’s received three Palm Beach Post 2020 Best of Palm Beach County Awards for Best Sandwich, Best Dessert and Best Caterer; 2020 Best of Orlando Award for Deli; the 2019 South Florida Gay News Golden Spoon Award for Outstanding New Spot in Fort Lauderdale; and the 2019 Restaurant Neighbor Award as a State Winner from the National Restaurant Association Educational Foundation for its work with Feeding Florida.

 

For more information about TooJay’s, visitTooJays.com. Follow TooJay’s at twitter.com/therealTooJays and instagram.com/toojaysdeliorvisit the Facebook fan page, which has over 93 thousand fans, and become a fan at facebook.com/TooJaysDeli.

Unicorn Children’s Foundation Announces 2020-2021 Board of Directors

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Unicorn Children’s Foundation Announces 2020-2021 Board of Directors

Unicorn Children’s Foundation Announces 2020-2021 Board of Directors

Boca Raton FL – July 1, 2021 — Unicorn Children’s Foundation, a leader in the field of special needs and neurodiversity, has announced this year’s Board of Directors, including 5 incumbents and 10 renewed/newly ratified members.  This group of individuals brings a wealth of business savviness and commitment to community that will help the organization expand its impact and ensure that children and young adults with special needs are provided supports and opportunities to excel in their communities.  

 

President Angela Fisher, DLD Management Corporation

 

 

Vice-President Erica Leigh Sonn, Legal Aid Society

Secretary, William Kruegel, Sunshine Health

Treasurer Adam Ziffer, CPA, Adam C. Ziffer, CPA, PA

Marjorie Bernstein, Philanthropist

Lori Cabrera, President of Unicorn Village Academy

Patti Chiaia, Marketing, Public Relations, and Fundraising Experience

Phillip DiPonio, Wyndham Boca Raton

Juliette Ezagui, Founding President and Philanthropist

Joselyne Gago, TD Bank

Valeria Rosenbloom, Founder and Philanthropist

Jeannette Stark, Philanthropist

Ryan Ulbrich, Arabella Advisors, Philanthropy Consultant

Michelle Yellin, Philanthropist

Aubrey Zeigler, Public Relations, Volunteer, and Mentor

 

 

Unicorn’s CEO, Sharon Alexander expresses, “Board governance is critical to the strategic growth and success of any nonprofit organization, especially during a time of crisis.  Wherever this current crisis is leading us, the future will inevitably be different. However, “different” may very well lead to a better destination.  Our Board of Directors are our ambassadors and we are navigating through this together to ensure that we are doing everything we can to support the 1 of 6 children diagnosed with autism, ADHD, dyslexia and other neurodiversities, as well as their families.”  

President Angela Fisher adds, “The last few months have been extremely challenging times for all of us, however at Unicorn Children’s Foundation we continue to connect the community to resources, advocate for inclusive opportunities, respect differences, empower individuals with special needs and support success. Our new Board is very excited to work together to take Unicorn Children’s Foundation to a new level.”

Please follow us on social media and sign up for our newsletter for timely information, scheduled programs and events. We continue to expand our virtual program offerings at the virtual Unicorn Connection Center to ensure that the most vulnerable members of society have opportunities to find meaning and purpose as engaged members of the “virtual” community until we can re-open the doors of our physical location.   Visit the www.UnicornChildrensFoundation.org or call 561.620.9377 for more information and to learn how you can get involved.

About the Unicorn Children’s Foundation

Unicorn Children’s Foundation is a 25 year old non-profit organization that is dedicated to building communities of acceptance, support, and opportunity for kids and young adults who are challenged by special needs and neurodiversity by supporting or developing its cradle to career pathways.  Our initiatives connect families to community resources, advocate for inclusive opportunities, respect differences, empower individuals, and support success.  With 1 in 6 children being diagnosed with a developmental or learning disorder, we believe it is our responsibility to create a world where all children’s potential can flourish.  To learn more about the Unicorn Children’s Foundation visit http://www.unicornchildrensfoundation.org. Also available on Facebook and Twitter.

Jordyn Bodner Joins Jupiter Compass as Summer 2020 Intern

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Jordyn Bodner Joins Jupiter Compass as Summer 2020 Intern

Jordyn Bodner Joins Jupiter Compass as Summer 2020 Intern

Jordyn Bodner

North Palm Beach, Florida, July 9, 2020: Jupiter Compass announced today that Jordyn Bodner will be joining Jupiter Compass as an advertising intern.

 

Jordyn will be learning and gaining experience in both PR and advertising through the Jupiter Compass internship program, to fulfill her first internship.

 

Jordyn is a Wellington, FL resident, and a junior at the University of Florida (“UF”) in Gainesville, FL, studying advertising with a focus on Advertising Agencies. Through her coursework at UF, she will use her education in tandem with this internship experience to expand her knowledge in various advertising agencies.

 

Jordyn Bodner said, “With Corona virus, I was unsure what my summer was going to look like. Thanks to Jupiter Compass, I will be able to gain valuable experiences, while being safe and staying close to home.”

 

Principal, Paul O’Meara said, “The selection of Jordyn for our internship program was clear. She is driven to learn, and we look forward to her future accomplishments.”

 

Jupiter Compass’s marketing toolbox includes advertising,copywriting, social media management, search engine optimization, website design, online reputation management, photography, and videography. For the past four years, Jupiter Compass has serviced both locally owned and nationwide businesses.

For more information on Jupiter Compass, LLC., visit their website www.JupiterCompass.com.

Contact principal Paul O’Meara at 561.444.6740 or via email at I[email protected].

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