Exciting spring for Environmental Studies Council Knight Kiplinger, Courtney Stein, Jesse Stein, Ellice Condon and Bobby Condon It's been a spectacular two months at the Environmental Studies Center, thanks to the hard work of the 501(c)(3) that supports it, the Environmental Studies Council. On March 29, the Council learned that it was awarded [...]
Habitat welcomes new development and marketing director St. Lucie Habitat for Humanity is excited to welcome new Development and Marketing Director, Chris Robertson, to its team. He brings a depth of experience and a broad range of skills to the organization. His strong sense of community and respect for the dedication and work of local [...]
Family Promise Hosts Food for Thought friend-raiser Christine Milt, Cher Fisher, Joan DeSantis and Cathleen Owen enjoy Family Promise's Food for Thought breakfast friend-raiser. Born during the early days of the pandemic, Family Promise of Martin County has thrived and positively impacted the lives of countless families in the community. The mission of [...]
Just a few spots left for Save the Chimps Member Day April 1st Go behind the scenes to learn more about our 200+ chimpanzee residents and how we care for them.Tour our beautiful 150-acre sanctuary by foot or tram to observe the chimps as they roam their islands, swing from climbing structures, run, play, vocalize, [...]
Elisabeth Glynn named Secretary of the Association of Fundraising Professionals (AFP) Florida Caucus Elisabeth Glynn United Way of Martin County is proud to announce the appointment of Elisabeth Glynn, CFRE, as the Secretary of the Association of Fundraising Professionals (AFP) Florida Caucus. Glynn currently serves as the Director of Philanthropy for United Way [...]
Fore Sistas Golf Tournament set for March 3 to 4 Last year's inaugural Fore Sistas of Fairview Golf Club, Inc. Women's Golf Tournament offered a weekend of great golf, important symposiums and outstanding food and entertainment - is it any wonder that the popular event is coming back for a return engagement the weekend of [...]
19th Annual Walk to Remember Draws Largest Crowd Ever The 19th Annual Walk To Remember was held on Nov. 12 to benefit the Alzheimer & Parkinson Association of Indian River County. Boasting one of the largest crowds ever with nearly 450 walkers, the Walk allowed participants to meander through Riverside Park, and to stroll through Veterans [...]
A day in the life of the residents at Save the Chimps Ever wondered exactly what your support means to our chimpanzee residents? It means that every day, they wake up with the peace of mind that comes with knowing that their day will be filled with love, companionship, care, and freedom. Donate [...]
Annual party raises funds for Youth Guidance Photo courtesy of Kerry Firth | Pictured: Hiti Mahana Polynesia & Guests Youth Guidance Mentoring Academy held it's 45th Annual Tropical Night Luau on Friday, Oct. 7th at the Boulevard Village and Tennis Club. More than 150 guests gathered to learn about the organization [...]
45th annual Youth Guidance luau to raise funds for local children in need LaKia Patterson, YG Group Leader and YG Students: Mariah'Ka, Genese, Naudiah, with Jenna Manfredi, YG Mentor Resource Manager Aloha! Youth Guidance Mentoring Academy will hold its 45th annual Tropical Night Luau Friday, Oct. 7th, at the Boulevard Village and Tennis [...]