Notables Palm Beach

04/08/2020

Thank you notablespb for featuring our ongoing diaper efforts! Nonprofits in our area are doing incredible work to help those who need us the most at this time!

03/25/2020

Extra extra! This week's edition of Notables celebrates Wall Private Wealth's ongoing support of SleepOut is now a SleepIn scheduled for Friday, April 3 Executive Women of the Palm Beaches Foundation presents the 37th Annual Women in Leadership Awards Luncheon on Wednesday, Sept. 16 and presents a new star-filled season beginning in November A local Eagle Scout supports by refurbishing a miniature submarine and raising funds and party snaps from the gala, 'Shop the Day Away Luncheon' with and an inspiring luncheon in support of with actor and State Attorney Join me in heralding local charities, businesses and individuals making a difference during these trying times by sharing their stories through the initiative. This week's edition via link in bio. Follow drop down menu to Weekly print section . . . . . . . . . . . — view on Instagram https://ift.tt/2Jbr7Fk

03/23/2020

The initiative features local businesses, charities and people who are adapting to the coronavirus challenge. If you or someone you know is reinventing the way they connect and serve our community, help the and share their story. Send your submissions to [email protected] or go to the online submission form at pbpo.st/wearepbc We want to hear from you. . . . . . . . . . . . . . — view on Instagram https://ift.tt/2xiNGFy

03/18/2020

This is an abridged Editor's Letter. See the full version via link in bio to this week's print section at notables.palmbeachpost.com Two weeks. It was only two weeks ago that I shared a missive regarding the death of the air kiss. In hindsight it now seems downright verbose to have spoken of gala guests elbow bumping each other in lieu of the double air kiss or handshake. Two weeks seems like a lifetime ago. Forget the elbow bump. We’re now supposed to practice social distancing. I may sometimes sound like a broken record regarding Notables’ tenets of society, charity and service. Yet that’s for which Notables has always stood and will always stand. I take the responsibility of sharing the stories and impact the charitable organizations highlighted within the pages of Notables very seriously. Yes, the pictures are pretty and that’s what draws readers to its pages. But Notables isn’t just about society. The people within its pages represent charity and service in the community. Season is did, done and over. That much we know. The funds raised at the events that appear within the pages of Notables every week impact families, parents, children, the homeless, the illiterate, the abused, the addicted, the hungry, men and women in uniform, veterans, the disabled, those facing health problems. Those seeking hope in their lives when the world appears hopeless. These organizations and charities still have a responsibility to help those they serve. For many, the cancelation of an event may not be felt today or tomorrow. But it will certainly be felt when it comes to next year’s budgets. Now, more than ever, we can’t forget charity and service in the community. Please continue to support the organizations to which you’ve shown your support in the past. Extend your own call to heart. And extend a thought to the countless service providers throughout the community who rely on the machine of charity in Palm Beach County for their livelihoods. Society might be taking a disco nap, but charity and service are wide awake and rallying for another turn on the dancefloor. — view on Instagram https://ift.tt/2U1Muis

03/16/2020

Beginning Monday, March 16 all of restaurants: and will close in-house dining indefinitely. All three restaurants will offer curbside pickup for customers from limited menus, available via their websites. Including $59 pasta dinner for a family of four (pasta, meatballs, garlic bread and salad) Please call ahead. Support your local merchants! Palm Beach pickup will be available from the Buccan Sandwich Shop on Australian Ave. & South County, Grato at valet pickup. Additionally, all restaurants, which remain open for business and are welcoming customers, are offering curbside pickup, including: is also offering curbside pickup, please call ahead! . . . . . . . . . . . . — view on Instagram https://ift.tt/2TTJ1mj

03/14/2020

hosted an outdoor book signing in support of Abaco rebuilding efforts with author Jacelyn Botti and her charming tale And looked who stopped by to say hello and support the effort! Author, lifestyle guru and model and Fluffy. . . . . . . . . . . . — view on Instagram https://ift.tt/2INYJsE

03/11/2020

Extra extra! This week's Notables celebrates the already sold-out gala on Saturday, April 18 American Friends of Magen David Adom presents Celebration of Life Gala Sunday, March 22 presents To Your Health on Sunday, March 29 And presents the 8th Annual Go Red for Women Luncheon on Friday, April 3 Lots of party snaps, including with actor 'Laugh with the Library Chapter 14' 31st Annual 'Call to Heart Ball' gala with 65th Annual gala Third Annual 'Hearts & Hands' Gala and 'Black Ties & French Fries' extravaganza E-edition via link in bio. . . . . . . . . . . — view on Instagram https://ift.tt/2Q8VS1x

03/10/2020

Honoraty Chairman Amanda Schumacher opened her oceanfront home to members of the benefit committee of the 11th Year Anniversary dinner dance, that has been postponed until the Fall. The event will graciously be hosted, and completely underwritten, by .pb
Cristo Rey Brooklyn is a Catholic high school open to students of all faiths. Its mission is to transform young people of limited economic means into men and women of faith, purpose and service. . . . . . . . . . — view on Instagram https://ift.tt/2W0kRb6

03/07/2020

They hosted the gala, A Night in Morocco and guests followed the dictum to don Casablanca chic! 211 is a community helpline and crisis hotline that provides su***de prevention, crisis intervention, information, assessment, and referral to community services for people of all ages. It proudly serves: Indian River County, Martin County, Okeechobee County, Palm Beach County and St. Lucie County. Caring staff will listen to each individual's situation to provide information on available social services, community services and resources that include food assistance, medical clinics, foreclosure prevention, parenting info on developmental concerns (Help Me Grow) & special needs, senior services that include free "Sunshine" daily calls, services for teens and more. Congratulations to gala co-chairs and on a wonderfully beautiful evening! for serving as an awesome emcee and all the supporters and sponsors for helping make the sixth annual gala such a wonderful success With gratitude to Gold Sponsor of the evening and my gracious host, Gift bag sponsor and very generous partner Pictured are Notables Editor Krystian von Speidel, and 📸 . . . . . . . . . . . . . — view on Instagram https://ift.tt/2vM5Grm

03/05/2020

Jacquelyn Botti, author of Maximilian Rescues Abaco, a non-profit, hardcover children’s picture book, joins forces with Jennifer Miller Jewelry to support Abaco relief efforts from the destruction of Hurricane Dorian. Maximilian Rescues Abaco is a colorful, picturesque story of Botti’s Cavalier King Charles Spaniel’s adventures as he gains new friends traveling throughout the Abaco islands aboard Botti’s ship. All proceeds from the book’s sales will help raise money for the Abaco islands from the devastation of Hurricane Dorian. Botti began working on the book’s illustrations one week after Hurricane Dorian made landfall in Marsh Harbour, Abaco. Support a great cause, meet and greet with Botti, plus enter a wonderful jewelry raffle. IF YOU GO When: Saturday, March 14, 2 - 4 p.m. Where: Jennifer Miller Jewelry, 5 Via Mizner, (off Worth Ave.), Palm Beach Website: maximilianrescuesabaco.com Sponsor: . . . . . . . . — view on Instagram https://ift.tt/2Q5WXr9

03/04/2020

03/02/2020

Notables Editor Krystian von Speidel with keynote speaker, actor, author and activist Mackenzie Phillips at the CARP (Comprehensive Alcoholism Rehabilitation Programs), Inc. Spring Luncheon. The event raised over $400,000 to support the development and operation of CARP men's and women's residences. CARP's vision includes gender-specific 12 Step Homes for men and women that support supervised, abstinence-based recovery and offer hope to Palm Beach County's economically vulnerable. CARP's Women's Home, Serenity opened Feb. 2020 and the Men's Home is slated to open June 2020. . . . . . . . . . . . 📸 — view on Instagram https://ift.tt/38jKS7I