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COMMUNITY AFFAIRS PUBLICATION OF SUN SENTINEL FEATURINGBROWARD COUNTY’S NONPROFIT SCENE | DEC. 11, 2014
Holiday Issue
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Departments...StaffNote 8Scene& Be Seen 10-13Calendar 22-25Holiday Q-and-A 28-29
Featured Stories...‘HANDY’S Festival ofTrees’a festive delight forcommunitymembers 32‘Christmas on Las Olas’brought holiday cheer toFort Lauderdale34
Cover Story...Sun Sentinel Children’s Fund kicks off annual‘Holiday Giving’campaign 38
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Cover art by Ray Russotto
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BELIEVE. GIVE. SUCCEED.NSU’s 2014 Celebration of Excellence award recipients Winifred and Joseph C. Amaturo with President and CEO George L. Hanbury II, Ph.D.
17TH ANNUAL CELEBRATION OFEXCELLENCEJanuary 31, 2015Save the date for NSU’s annual signaturegala, hosted by University PresidentGeorge L. Hanbury II, Ph.D. Dr. Barryand Mrs. Judy Silverman will be honoredwith the President’s Award for Excellencein Community Service. For moreinformation, [email protected] or call(954) 262-2105.
FORT LAUDERDALE BILLFISHTOURNAMENTFebruary 28, 2015Grab your gear and help support NSU’scommitment to preserving our seas.Held in conjunction with the MarineIndustries Association of South Florida,tournament proceeds fund scholarshipsfor students at NSU’s OceanographicCenter. For more information, [email protected] or call(954) 262-2105.
BAL FANTASTIQUEMarch 28, 2015Join us for an evening of elegance atthis annual black-tie ball benefittingthe NSU Health Professions Division.For more information, contactKaren Perez at [email protected] (954) 262-1519.
30TH ANNUAL SCHOLARSHIPGOLF CLASSICApril 17, 2015Enjoy a championship tournamentexperience at the PGA National Resortand Spa. Proceeds of the ScholarshipGolf Classic go directly to thestudent-athlete scholarship endowmentfund, ensuring the success of our NCAADivision II athletic program. For moreinformation, email [email protected] orcall (954) 262-2105.
The generosity of alumni and friends has nurtured Nova Southeastern University (NSU) for 50 years, enablingextraordinary achievements in teaching, research, and community service. Scholarship awards are essential to ourstudents, many of whom rely on a combination of financial aid and student loans to fund their education. To meetthis need, both spendable gifts and endowments are a priority to attract and retain a bright and diverse student body.
We invite you to attend one of our upcoming community events to help support these efforts.
As we look ahead, those who make a commitment to the university will have a dramatic impact onour students’ futures and our legacy.
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to submit editorial content...Advance coverage requests: To be included in Society Scene’s charityevents calendar or to be considered for a pre-event story, submitevent details to: www.SunSentinel.com/SocietySubmission
Deadlines: For inclusion in the calendar, events must besubmitted at least one month in advance. To be considered for acover story, events should be submitted three months in advance.
Post-event submissions: To be considered for post-eventcoverage, submit 5-10 high-resolution images, photo captions
and a press release to the editor.
Note from editorial: Due to numerous requests received, we regret thatwe are unable to conf irm receipt or guarantee coverage. All organized
and timely submissions will be considered for publication.
Society Scene, a weekly publication featuring Broward County’s charity events,is published by Sun Sentinel Co., 500 E. Broward Blvd., Suite 900,Fort Lauderdale, FL 33394. Copyright 2013 by the Sun Sentinel.Material may not be reproduced without written permission.
For back issues or subscriptions contact circulation at 954-356-4324.
Find Society Scene online at:www.SunSentinel.com/Societywww.Facebook.com/SocietyScenewww.Twitter.com/SocietyScene
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ADVERTISING MANAGER ARIEL [email protected] OR 954-356-4010
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With the holiday season quickly approaching, marked by festive tunes and carefully knitted sweaters, it might be challenging to feelprepared for what lies ahead.
As we compiled this year’s Holiday Issue, we’re reminded that while eggnog and presents are great, it’s the spirit of giving thatmakes this season fun.
Getting caught up in the holiday festivities, The Cystic Fibrosis Gold Coast Guild hosted its annual “Bountiful Boutique,” as seenthrough images by Kevin Lane on page 10. Featured on page 11, The 1000+ Club to Benefit Cancer Inc. hosted their annual “HolidayMembership Luncheon” and awarded six grants to local nonprofits.
Continuing with the holiday spirit, the Original Fort Lauderdale Gay Men’s Chorus presented its “Hooray for the Holidays” concertand the “Holiday Fantasy of Lights” transformed Tradewinds Park into a winter wonderland on page 12. And both Pinion Inc. and PAWScelebrated the upcoming season with themed events, captured through submitted photos on page 13.
Profiling Broward-based philanthropists on page 28, we get a peek into the values of these selfless individuals and what inspiresthem to give back.
And you can join in on the spirit of giving by attending local holiday events presented in our calendar and featured stories. Anotherway to give back while shopping this season is to pick up toys for underprivileged children in Broward; page 25 features a listing of localtoy drives.
And for those of you who are making that donation list (and checking it twice), our main story on pages 38-39 features Sun SentinelChildren’s Fund charities in need of a few essentials so you can give back while giving this holiday season.
Because of your selfless acts, we’re reminded daily that all we want for the holidays is for everyone to feel the love and joy thatmakes this time of year so special (also, carb-free cookies wouldn’t hurt).
When this issue went to press, we were freshly full of gratitude, appreciating what’s really important in life. This is why we’d like totake a moment to thank you - our readers - for being loyal followers and for giving so much back to the community we call home. Oneof the best parts of our job here at Society Scene is the daily reminder of our community’s generosity; and at the end of the day, there’snothing else that could top our list.
Stacy Ostrau & Keisha Hatchett
Staff Note
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NewYear’s Eve 2014Continuous Dance Music provided by
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The eighth annual ChristmasNearThe Beach returns to theArtsPark at Young Circle inHollywood Dec. 13 from 4 to9 p.m.This community eventwill feature live music, dancers,singers, vendors, a classic carshow and a photo with Santaat his “Beach House.” For
more information, visit www.christmasnearthebeach.com.
SUBMITTED PHOTOS
Ashley Briggs
Abby McDaniel, left, Denna McDaniel andRosey McDaniel
Grinchy, right, Matt Promise and Resie Promise
Anna Rua, left, Liannette Marquez,Leslie Wells Rambin and Holly Thibault
Jennifer Pudsey, left, Robert Lucas, Susan Pudseyand Susan Black
TheCystic Fibrosis Gold Coast Guildhosted its annual Bountiful BoutiqueNov. 19 at Hugh’s Catering.The eventfeatured 25 vendors selling a varietyof holiday items, including jewelry,handbags, decorations, orchids,clothes and other gifts. Shoppersenjoyed mimosas and a lunch
provided by the guild.
PHOTOS BY KEVIN LANE
Beth Holland, left, Jennifer Tallow,Patsy Hawkes and Reba Amdur
Nancy Pedicord, left, Marian McCray-DeLoach, Susan Peck and Lois Perkins
Carole Falkanger, left, Michael Bowman, Lyla Mazurand Margie Nagle
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Scene & Be SeenThe 1000+ Club to Benefit Cancer Inc.’sannual Holiday Membership Luncheon
recently took place at the waterfront homeof LorraineThomas.The organizationawarded six grants to local nonprofits
that support cancer research, education orpatient services.
SUBMITTED PHOTOS
Jennifer Tallow, left, Anne Ahrens, Lorraine Thomas, Ilona Osinski and Carole Falkanger
Larry Koontz, left, Margie Nagle, Karola Woodworthand Sandra Booth
Ann H. Clark, left, Nancy Pedicord, Cindy Pedicord and Liz Hopwood
Lynn McGrath, left, Dr. Marietta Glazer, Taylor McGrathand Nathalie Sloane
Beth Holland, standing left, and Jo Anne Lewis;Veronika Thorne, seated left, Emily Turner andBabette Kosar
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TheHoliday Fantasy ofLights recently openedat Tradewinds Parkin Coconut Creek,
transforming the parkinto a winter wonderland.Thousands of visitorshave enjoyed twinklinglights and illuminatedand animated displays.Funds raised benefitedthe Alzheimer’s FamilyCenter in Margate.
SUBMITTED PHOTO
Jennifer Benrey, left, and Dr. Gary Keating
Gingerbread men and candy canes
Dr. Gary Keating and the chorus
On Nov. 22, the OriginalFort Lauderdale Gay Men’sChorus presented its Hoorayfor the Holidays concert atthe Museum of Art | FortLauderdale’s auditorium.Because the chorus was thefirst gay performing artsorganization in BrowardCounty, the concert wasincluded in Broward 100’s“Celebrating the Art ofCommunity,” a yearlongcelebration of BrowardCounty’s centennial.
PHOTOS BY POMPANO BILL
Gareth Chapman, left, Tim Gibbs andTommy Paduano
Bruce Dory,left, BradleyBush andJay Cermak
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Scene & Be Seen
ChristyGumberg,left, andJamie Stiles
PAWS recently hosted its annualHoliday Shopping Bazaar, where
local vendors showcased a variety ofgoods at the Coral Ridge CountryClub in Fort Lauderdale. Vendorsdonated a portion of their sales tothe Humane Society of Broward
County.
SUBMITTED PHOTOS
Jean McIntosh, left, Christine Forman and Luann Alorro
Ellen Gertz, left, and Julie Strauch
Dawn Dellapina, left,Ingrid Poulin andStacy Sager
On Dec. 5, Pinion Inc.hosted Premier Night: AHoliday Spectacular tobenefit Special Olympicsathletes. The evening
included food, drinks anda DJ.The live and silent
auctions featured getawaytrips and goods, includingjewelry from Jon Paul
Jewelers.
SUBMITTED PHOTO
Nancy Block, left, Lee Sheffield, Sylvia Andis, Barbara Johns, Linda Danoff, Christine Galvin, Mirtha Toledo-Hackley,Linda Spalding White, Wendy Walters, Sonja Mayo, Marian McCray-DeLoach, Jane-Brand-Eagon, Anne Allen, StevenSavor, Cathy Davis Danielle, Pamela Nowatka, Valerie, Kowanetz, Clio Connors and Jacqueline Johnston
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19HANDY’s Lunch Box Luncheon noon, HANDY.This intimate lunchwill allow guests to getto knowHANDY. Free. 501 NE Eighth St., FortLauderdale. 954-522-2911, ext. 208 orwww.handyinc.org.
20Step Forward for Kids 5KWalk 8 a.m.,Family Central Inc. The inaugural walk willbenefit South Florida families and children inneed. 3600W. Sample Road, Coconut Creek.954-724-3892 or www.familycentral.org/5k.
27 55th annual LauderdaleDebutante Presentation Ball
8 p.m., Jack and Jill Children’s Center. Thepresentationwill include 20 debutantes intheir senior year selected based on academicexcellence, character and involvement in theirschools and community. $125. Marriott HarborBeach Resort & Spa, 3030 Holiday Drive,Fort Lauderdale. 954-467-1147.
8Holiday Hangover 6 p.m., Historic StranahanHouseMuseum. Kick off the NewYear withfriends, bites and drinks. Admission includesentry to win a private 25-person event at thehouse. $25. 335 SE Sixth Ave., Fort Lauderdale.954-524-4736 or www.stranahanhouse.org.
10 Fourth annual 5K 4 Kids 7 a.m.,Children’s Diagnostic &Treatment Center.Participants will enjoy a scenic new coursethis year, which winds through the historicVictoria Park neighborhood in Fort Lauderdale.$30. St. Anthony’s Catholic Church, 820 NEThird St., Fort Lauderdale. 954-728-1040 orwww.5k4kids.org.
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DECEMBER14 17th annual Run for Tomorrow5K and Half Marathon 6:20 a.m., RotaryClub ofWeston. The 1-Mile Family HealthWalk andMayor’s Get Fit Challenge Cupbegins at 9 a.m., and the Get Fit Fest willbe open from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. $40.WestonTown Center, 1675Market St. www.westonrotary.com/run-for-tomorrow.
16 Chronic Fatigue Syndrome/FibromyalgiaSupport Group Meeting 12:30 p.m.,
David Posnack JCC. This group is for people livingwith chronic fatigue syndrome and fibromyalgia.It features a discussion and guest speakers ontopics ranging frommedical research and copingmechanisms to disability benefits andmedications.Friends and family arewelcome to attend. Free. 5850S. Pine Island Road, Davie. 954-434-0290.
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11 Goodman JFS Kolot and PosnackJCC Book Festival event 6 p.m.,Goodman JFS’Kolot. Goodman JFS’
Kolot partners with Posnack JCC to presentauthor Joshua Safran. Event includesMeet theAuthor donors’cocktail party, author’s FreeSpirit book review andmore. $36, includescocktail party; $100 for two tickets, includescocktail party. 5850 S. Pine Island Road, Davie.954-370-2140.DECEMBER 12 Soul Train Yacht Party and
DestinationWeekend Dec. 12-14, DeltaSigmaTheta Sorority and Omega Psi PhiFraternity. Proceeds from the events willbenefit scholarship funds and communityservice projects. Donations of toys and schoolsupplies accepted. 954-303-3585 orwww.dstsouthbroward.org.
13 Seminole Hard RockWinterfestBoat Parade 6:30 p.m.,Winterfest Inc. Theparade trails through Fort Lauderdale to itsfinale at Lake Santa Barbara in PompanoBeach. This year’s theme is TV’s Greatest Hits.$25 for grandstand staging along the NewRiver. Intracoastal to Lake Santa Barbara. 954-767-0686.
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mechanisms to disability benefits andmedications.Friends and family arewelcome to attend. Free. 5850
19HANDY’s Lunch Box Luncheon noon, HANDY.This intimate lunchwill allow guests to getto knowHANDY. Free. 501 NE Eighth St., FortLauderdale. 954-522-2911, ext. 208 orwww.handyinc.org.
20Step Forward for Kids 5KWalk 8 a.m.,Family Central Inc. The inaugural walk willbenefit South Florida families and children inneed. 3600W. Sample Road, Coconut Creek.954-724-3892 or www.familycentral.org/5k.
27 55th annual LauderdaleDebutante Presentation Ball
8 p.m., Jack and Jill Children’s Center. Thepresentationwill include 20 debutantes intheir senior year selected based on academicexcellence, character and involvement in theirschools and community. $125. Marriott HarborBeach Resort & Spa, 3030 Holiday Drive,Fort Lauderdale. 954-467-1147.
8Holiday Hangover 6 p.m., Historic StranahanHouseMuseum. Kick off the NewYear withfriends, bites and drinks. Admission includesentry to win a private 25-person event at thehouse. $25. 335 SE Sixth Ave., Fort Lauderdale.954-524-4736 or www.stranahanhouse.org.
10 Fourth annual 5K 4 Kids 7 a.m.,Children’s Diagnostic &Treatment Center.Participants will enjoy a scenic new coursethis year, which winds through the historicVictoria Park neighborhood in Fort Lauderdale.$30. St. Anthony’s Catholic Church, 820 NEThird St., Fort Lauderdale. 954-728-1040 orwww.5k4kids.org.
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DECEMBER14 17th annual Run for Tomorrow5K and Half Marathon 6:20 a.m., RotaryClub ofWeston. The 1-Mile Family HealthWalk andMayor’s Get Fit Challenge Cupbegins at 9 a.m., and the Get Fit Fest willbe open from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. $40.WestonTown Center, 1675Market St. www.westonrotary.com/run-for-tomorrow.
16 Chronic Fatigue Syndrome/FibromyalgiaSupport Group Meeting 12:30 p.m.,
David Posnack JCC. This group is for people livingwith chronic fatigue syndrome and fibromyalgia.It features a discussion and guest speakers ontopics ranging frommedical research and copingmechanisms to disability benefits andmedications.Friends and family arewelcome to attend. Free. 5850S. Pine Island Road, Davie. 954-434-0290.
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Dec. 13 at 11 a.m.FOURTH ANNUAL HOLIDAYPARTY AT NAN KNOX BOYS &GIRLS CLUBForever Family Bella’s GroupActivities include the Clown Toss,Balloon Bust, Fishing for Numbers,a video game competition and HowMany Jelly Beans in the Jar guessinggame. There will also be pizza, drinksand holiday gifts from Santa. Freewith RSVP. 832 NW Second St., FortLauderdale. 954-893-8240 orwww.foreverfamily.org.
Dec. 13 from4 to 9 p.m.EIGHTH ANNUAL CHRISTMASNEAR THE BEACHExpressions of JoyThis variety show will featuresingers, dancers, musicians andperforming artists designed to bringthe community together to celebrate a“Hometown Christmas.” Amarchingband will lead Saint Nick to the stage.He will then drive a classic car tohis beach house, where children willparticipate in a photo opportunity.Arts Park at Young Circle, One YoungCircle, Hollywood. 573-280-8486 orwww.christmasnearthebeach.com.
Dec. 13 at 6 p.m.BOAT PARADE FUNDRAISERChildren’s HarborEnjoy a front seat view with a four-course meal at the Chart House FortLauderdale. Proceeds will go toChildren’s Harbor. $250. 3000 NE32ndAve., Fort Lauderdale.www.childrensharbor.org or954-252-3072.
Dec. 11 at 5:30 p.m.A HOME FORTHE HOLIDAYSWoodhouseEnjoy a cocktail reception and tourof the historic Sample-McDougaldHouse to help individuals withintellectual and developmentaldisabilities make their holiday wishescome true. $50. 4500 NE 10th St.,Pompano Beach. 954-786-0344.
Dec. 11 at 6 p.m.“UNWRAPPED”EXHIBIT ANDGALLERY GIFT SHOP SALEArtServe and Children’sDiagnostic Treatment CenterGuests can holiday shop one-of-a-kind creations by local artists atreasonable prices. Items includeoriginal art, holiday ornaments, hand-crafted cards and paintings. Therewill also be a special exhibit titled“Ribbons for the Children,” featuringart by local children with HIV/AIDS.Proceeds support the Children’sDiagnostic Treatment Center. 1350 E.Sunrise Blvd., Fort Lauderdale.954-462-8190 or www.artserve.org.
Dec. 12 from7 to 9 p.m.FESTIVAL OF THE TREESChildren’s Home Society ofFloridaOrganized by Broward College’schapter of the American Instituteof Architecture Students, this eventwill feature decorated cardboardtrees created by students, facultyand staff to be auctioned off duringthe festival. There will also be a livedemonstration of tree-decoratingtechniques and an opportunity forchildren to decorate trees to takehome. Willis Holcombe Center, 111E. Las Olas Blvd., Fort Lauderdale.954-201-7513.
Dec. 13 at 5:30 p.m.WINTERFEST VIEWING PARTYFort Lauderdale HistoricalSocietyEnjoy a walking tour by the boatseast of the New River Inn in theboat parade, followed by drinksand appetizers at the New RiverInn Museum of History and theparade. RSVP is required. $20 formembers, $35 for nonmembers.231 SW SecondAve., FortLauderdale. 954-463-4431 or www.fortlauderdalehistoricalsociety.org.
Dec. 13 at 6 p.m.2014 CHRISTMAS DINNERDANCEBritish Chamber Broward -PalmBeachThe evening will feature a traditionalBritish Christmas dinner withwine, Christmas crackers, dancingand more. Dress code is “formallyfestive.” Guests of honor will beMr. and Mrs. Dave Prodger, HerMajesty’s Consul General. $95. 2800NE 41st St., Lighthouse Point.www.baccbroward.org or954-942-7330.
Dec. 13 at 6:30 p.m.SEMINOLE HARD ROCKWINTERFEST BOAT PARADEWinterfest Inc.The parade trails through FortLauderdale to its finale at Lake SantaBarbara in Pompano Beach. Thisyear’s theme is TV’s Greatest Hits.$25 for grandstand staging along theNew River. Intracoastal to Lake SantaBarbara. 954-767-0686.
Dec. 12-14SOUL TRAINYACHT PARTYAND DESTINATIONWEEKENDDelta SigmaTheta SororityandOmega Psi Phi FraternityAVIP reception will take place Dec.12 from 5 to 7 p.m., and the HolidaySoiree will take place from 9 p.m.to 1 a.m. Guests can enjoy a catered“Delta/Que Beach Cookout” Dec.14 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at JohnU. Lloyd Beach State Park in DaniaBeach. The yacht party will takeplace Dec. 14 at 6 p.m. during theWinterfest Boat Parade on the LadyWindridge yacht; boarding beginsat 5 p.m. Guests will enjoy buffetdining, an open bar, dancing and liveentertainment with the Visions Bandand DJ Brian. Comedian and OmegaPsi Phi member Joe Torry will alsomake an appearance. Proceeds fromthe events will benefit scholarshipfunds and community serviceprojects. Donations of toys and schoolsupplies will be accepted at all events.Holiday Soiree: $30 in advance, $35at the door; Beach Cookout: $20 inadvance, $25 day of; $175 for theyacht party; $200 for the weekend.www.dstsouthbroward.org or954-303-3585.
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Dec. 14 at 10 a.m.COOKIESWITH SANTAHistoric StranahanHouseMuseumEnjoy cookies and celebrate the holidays with Santa and Mrs. Claus.Event will include photo opportunities, story hour and more. Advanceregistration required to secure photo time. $10. 335 SE SixthAve., FortLauderdale. 954-524-4736 or www.stranahanhouse.org.
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Dec. 14 at 4 p.m.ANNUAL CHRISTMASCONCERT: ROBIN L.MCEACHERNFirst Presbyterian Church ofFort LauderdaleThe Cathedral Choir, soloists andmembers of the Florida Philharmoniapresent an evening of Christmasmusic, including music from theclassical literature, new compositionsand familiar Christmas carolsarranged for choir, congregation andorchestra. Free. 401 SE 15thAve.,Fort Lauderdale. 954-598-9341.
Dec. 16 at 5 p.m.ONE STARRY NIGHT:CHRISTMAS FAMILY NIGHTFirst Presbyterian Church ofFort LauderdaleHave dinner in the St. Andrews Roomand join Mary and Joseph for a walkthrough Bethlehem as the Christmasstory comes to life. Free. 401 SE 15thAve., Fort Lauderdale. 954-598-9341.
Dec. 17-21ARTS BALLET THEATRE OFFLORIDA’S THE NUTCRACKERParker PlayhouseSuggested for children in grades 4-12,this production will be presentedas part of the Smart Stage MatineeSeries. Performances will take placeDec. 17 at 10:30 a.m., Dec. 20 at 7p.m. and Dec. 21 at 3 p.m. $21.50-$41.50. 707 NE Eighth St., FortLauderdale. 954-462-0222 orwww.ParkerPlayhouse.com.
Dec. 18 at 11:15 a.m.JOURNEY THROUGHBETHLEHEMFirst Presbyterian Church ofFort LauderdaleGuests will enjoy a reenactment of theChristmas story. The church’s pastorthe Rev. Dr. Connie Ast Caldwell willalso share special readings. $9. 401SE 15thAve., Fort Lauderdale. 954-598-9344 or www.firstpres.cc.
Dec. 18 at 6:30 p.m.SANTA’S ENCHANTEDEVENINGCity ofWiltonManorsHosted by Santa’s little helpers inthe Leisure Services Department, thecity of Wilton Manors is preparing towelcome Santa Claus. Event includesentertainment, food, face paintingand snow. Free. 2401 NE Third Ave.,Wilton Manors. 954-630-3118 orwww.wiltonmanors.com.
Dec. 19 at 5:30 p.m.HANUKKAH HOOPLATemple Solel of HollywoodThis fourth night of Hanukkahcelebration will feature artisan food,DJs and dancing with Pure EnergyEntertainment. There will be a briefShabbat and Hanukkah service at 5:30p.m. and dinner at 6:30 p.m. There willalso be door prizes and giveaways.Tickets include an entry to win aone-year temple membership. $25for adults, $18 for children ages 6-13,$10 for children 5 and younger. 5100Sheridan St., Hollywood. 954-989-0205 or www.templesolel.com.
Dec. 19 at 6 p.m.HOLIDAY LIGHTS BOAT TOURFort Lauderdale HistoricalSocietyBegin at the New River Inn with adocent-led tour of the historic district,then board a private boat for a tourof the holiday lights along the NewRiver and the Intercoastal Waterway.$30 for members, $45 for non-members. 231 SW SecondAve., FortLauderdale. 954-463-4431 or www.fortlauderdalehistoricalsociety.org.
Dec. 31 at 10 a.m.ROCKIN’NOONYEAR’S YEARPARTYYoungAt ArtMuseumCelebrate NewYear’s Eve with a partyfeaturing Mr. Larry’s Colorful Rock’nMusic Time, a color balloon drop atnoon, a train ride by Catabella Express(one train ride included with museumentry fee) and festive cider providedbyWhole Foods Market. $14. 751 SW121st Ave., Davie. 954-424-0085 orwww.YoungAtArtMuseum.org.
Jan. 8 at 6 p.m.HOLIDAY HANGOVER AT THEHISTORIC STRANAHAN HOUSEMUSEUMHistoric StranahanHouseMuseumKick off the NewYear with friends,bites and drinks. Admission includesentry to win a private 25-person eventat the house. $25. 335 SE Sixth Ave.,Fort Lauderdale. 954-524-4736 orwww.stranahanhouse.org.
ThroughDec. 12HOLIDAY TOY DRIVEToys forTotsBroward College’s North Campus is collecting new and unwrapped toys for Toys for Tots, which distributes toys tochildren ages 1-12 whose parents cannot afford to buy them gifts during the holiday season. 1000 Coconut CreekBlvd., Coconut Creek. 954-201-2009 or [email protected].
ThroughDec. 12U.S. MARINE CORPS RESERVE TOY DRIVEToys forTotsNew, unwrapped toys will be collected during the holiday season to be distributed as Christmas gifts to needy childrenin the community. Suggested donations include sporting goods, toy cars/planes/boats, dolls, board games, books,bicycles, scooters, puzzles, models, hand-held video games and small electronics. Various locations. www.toysfortots.org.
Dec. 12-13 andDec. 19-20TEDDY BEAR DRIVEBrowardGeneralMedical CenterThe Gay Men’s Chorus of South Florida’s “Comfort and Joy” concert will feature festive songs to get into the holidayspirit. The organization will also be collecting new bears, between 12 and 18 inches in size, to be given to pediatricpatients at the Broward Health Medical Center. Last year, the drive collected more than 1,000 bears, and this year’sgoal is to donate at least 1,050 bears to needy children. Sunshine Cathedral, 1480 SWNinthAve., Fort Lauderdale.954-355-5374.
Dec. 16 from6 to 7:30 p.m.FLORIDA PANTHERSVS. THEWASHINGTON CAPITALSToys forTotsDonations will be accepted on the JetBlue Tarmac before the game. Guests can drop off new, unwrapped toys forunderprivileged children at the Marines Tent outside of the main doors. BB&T Center, 1 Panther Parkway, Sunrise.
Dec. 16 from6:30 to 8:30 p.m.JOINT ASSOCIATION HOLIDAY PARTYChildren’s Diagnostic andTreatment Center (CDTC)Join the Marine Industries Association of South Florida, US Superyacht Association, the Florida Yacht Broker’sAssociation and the Marine Industry Cares Foundation for an evening of holiday cheer. There will be food and holidayfestivities while toys will be collected to benefit the children at CDTC. Historic Stranahan House Museum, 335 SESIXthAve., Fort Lauderdale. www.miasf.org/event/joint-association-holiday-party.
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I fell in love with the Rebuilding Together Broward organization after participating in myvery first National Rebuilding Together Day.
The greatest gift one can give is inspiration.
When I think of the holidays I think of all the shopping, cooking, and decorating myfiancee does to make our holidays so special.
I set the holiday mood with listening to certain holiday albums like She & Him.
My favorite thing about the holiday season in South Florida is cooler weather!
This holiday season, all I want is to spend time with friends and family.
The cause I care most about is Rebuilding Together Broward. It warms my heartbecause it provides a sense of safety & security to those in need, which many of us takefor granted.
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I fell in love with all of the arts organizations in Broward County when I helpedfound Funding Arts Broward (FAB!) in 2003.
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When I think of the holidays I think of snow, family and skiing!
I set the holiday mood with a run down Gold Dust at Beaver Creek inColorado.
My favorite things about the holiday season in South Florida are friendsand family and pets.
This holiday season, all I want is to know that people care about each other;kindness.
The cause I care most about is the arts. It warms my heart because the artsspeak to all of us and makes us more human.
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I fell in love with the Sonrise Mission when I went visited their facility last year to give them a gift cardwhich was part of my Life-Work Leadership class.
The greatest gift one can give is to offer your time and resources for enhancements to ourcommunity.
When I think of the holidays I think of getting together with family to enjoy and celebrate what wehave.
I set the holiday mood with the “Winterfest Boat Parade.”
My favorite thing about the holiday season in South Florida is Winterfest events.
This holiday season, all I want is for people give a little more, visit a nursing home, forgive a familymember, cook a meal for a neighbor in need.
The cause I care most about is Habitat for Humanity. It warms my heart because families get tohelp build a home for themselves, then own it. KORNA
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I fell in love with the Emerge Broward organization when I found a group of driven young professionals that I couldrelate to and also utilize my skills and resources to help the organization grow.
The greatest gift one can give is making others feel good about themselves.
When I think of the holidays I think of everyone coming together and enjoying each others company, doesn’tmatter what they believe in. Just being grateful for being alive.
I set the holiday mood with enjoying the company of good people. My family is halfway around the globe, so Imake my friends my family.
My favorite thing about the holiday season in South Florida is the near perfect weather. People pay to visithere, I’m fortunate enough to live in paradise.
This holiday season, all I want is to create more opportunities for myself. I want to quench my thirst forknowledge and understanding, and to grow and succeed.
The cause I care most about is helping others in need. It warms my heart because I try to be compassionatein a world where a lot of connection seems to be lost. If I can help make a difference in someone’s life, then all isright. Even if it’s just temporary.
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I fell in love with Touch A Heart Foundation when Debbie Perlman and I both had the desire to enhance the lives ofless fortunate children in our community.
The greatest gift one can give is helping someone without expecting anything in return.
When I think of the holidays I think of spending quality time with family as well as paying it forward and helpingmake a brighter holiday for others.
I set the holiday mood with cinnamon candles from my Heart2HeartArt candle collection.
My favorite thing about the holiday season in South Florida is having this fabulous weather to enjoy with myhusband and daughters!
This holiday season, all I want is the blessing of good health for those I love and for myself.
The cause I care most about is helping children in need. It warms my heart because being able to provide aholiday gift and meal to kids who would otherwise not have one is actually as much of a gift to me as it is to them.
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Local businesses,community partners andcharities came together
Nov. 25 for the second annual“HANDY’S Festival of Trees,”which raised more than $10,000.Twenty-four uniquelydecorated trees donated byHayes Farms were auctioned offto the highest bidders.
“We are thrilled with thesuccess of this year’s event,which brought together severallocal businesses andcommunity organizations toraise money for a variety ofimportant causes,” said BethBryant, director of developmentfor HANDY. “The proceedsraised will enable HANDY toembrace, educate and empowervulnerable youth, as well assupport our charity partners’missions.”
Attendees of theholiday-inspired receptionenjoyed cocktails and horsd’oeuvres, musicalentertainment and a silentauction. The evening washighlighted by a viewing of the
festive 7-8-foot trees.A panel of judges included
Fort Lauderdale Mayor John P.“Jack” Seiler; Mark Corbett,Society Scene’s publisher StacyOstrau, Broward County SheriffScott Israel and Kelly Blanco.“O Claus-enbaum,” presentedby Young Professionals forCovenant House, and “All ThatGlitters,” presented by Kids InDistress, were the joint winnersof a $1,000 donation to theirrespective organizations.
Additional participatingnonprofits included BonnetHouse Alliance, Boys & GirlsClubs of Broward County(DeGeorge), Fort LauderdaleChildren’s Theatre, FortLauderdale Woman’s Club,Island Paws Rescue, Pantry ofBroward, Voices for Children ofBroward benefiting FloridaGuardian ad Litem and UnitedWay of Broward CountyMission United.
Sponsors included A Slice ofArt, American Society ofInterior Designers, BrowardSheriff’s Office, Community
Bank of Broward, ChristmasCouture, Florida AtlanticUniversity, Goodman PublicRelations, GrayRobinson, P.A.,Havana Coffee and Tea, HayesFarms, J. Alexander’s, JMFamily Enterprises Inc., Macy’s,Marsha and Alan Levy,McCormick Distilling, MossConstruction, New River ChildCare Learning Center, OKGenerators, Resolve MarineGroup, Royalty Catering, TomMitchell of TM Designs and theWildgoose Family.
HANDY’s mission is toembrace, educate and empowervulnerable youth to becomeengaged and productive adults.Founded in 1985, theorganization has met the needsof more than 50,000 BrowardCounty children and youth infoster and relative/non-relativecare and annually serves morethan 1,200 at-risk children up toage 25. ■
HANDY’S ‘Festival of Trees’ featured decorated trees and festivities
Photos by Ginny Fujino
Beth Bryant, left, Matthew Tennenbaum andBarbara Burnette
Mark Trouba, left, Melissa Milroy andJeremy Hayes
Society Scene’s publisher Stacy Ostrau, left, Broward County Sheriff Scott Israel, Kelly Blanco andMark Corbett
Lauren Fyke, left, Michael Goodman andTasha Yohan
Kris Ishmael, left, Barbara Burnette, Marsha Levy, Beth Bryant and Evan Goldman
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Premier Beverage and theLas Olas Associationrecently collaborated to
present the 52nd annual“Christmas on Las Olas” event.
“‘Christmas on Las Olas’ issuch a great Fort Lauderdaletradition and a wonderfulkickoff to the holiday seasonthat can be enjoyed by all ages,”said Bob Drinon, president andCEO of Premier Beverage. “Weat Premier Beverage are proudto once again partner inbringing this event to thecommunity, and we wisheveryone a happy, safe andresponsible holiday season.”
Luke Moorman, president ofthe Las Olas Association,added, “This is our gift to thecommunity. It has a long andcherished tradition that brings
out locals and visitors and is thekickoff of the holiday shoppingseason.”
The evening featuredchildren climbing the Anidjar &Levine Snow Mountain tobenefit the Southeast PoliceMotorcycle Rodeo; Skate LasOlas, the 1,800-square-footsynthetic skating rinkunderwritten by Chick-fil-A;Mangos Movie Madness, whichscreened “Arthur Christmas;”and Santa’s Village, which filledmost of the Great Lawn of theRiverside Hotel and wasunderwritten by One Beat CPR.
The event also includeddozens of local choirs fromschools and churches singingsongs of the holidays, a varietyof food vendors and more than70 sponsor booths. Peter Glenn
Ski and Sports provided asimulated snow ski experience,and Mr. and Mrs. Santa Clausgreeted children on the GreatLawn. A lit menorah wasdisplayed on the street andbusiness owners decorated theirwindows to complement theevent.
This year’s benefitingnonprofits were Cody’s Angels,Southeast Police MotorcycleRodeo, Jessica June Children’sCancer Foundation, Light of theWorld Clinic, the SalvationArmy, Canine Assisted Therapyand the Charity Guild of FortLauderdale.
“‘Christmas on Las Ola’ istruly a team effort,” said AmberVanBuren, executive director ofthe Las Olas Association.“Everyone that was part of this
fantastic evening, includingmembers of the board of LOA,spent countless hours inpre-production preparations,and even with intermittent rainmost of the day, they wereupbeat as they set up theirvarious attractions, booths anddisplays.”
Keeping with the holidayspirit, the Las Olas Companywill host Skate Las Olas Dec. 19through Jan. 4 from noon to 9p.m. on the Great Lawn of theRiverside Hotel. For moreinformation, [email protected].
For information on Las OlasBoulevard, visitwww.lasolasboulevard.com. ■
‘Christmas on Las Olas’ brings holiday cheerto Fort Lauderdale
Photos by Kara Starzyk
Heather Siskind, left, Terry Stiles, Jamie Stiles andJennifer SwercheckGavin Caddy, left, Sue-Ann Caddy and Chloe Caddy
Nicole Brignoll, left, Marc Anidjar, Glen Levine and Sharon Monsalvo(photo by Clay Wieland)
Brett Paden, left, Brett Paden, Joe Paden and Jill Paden
Patty Hawk, left, Kim Flynn and Rebecca Shriner
John Moorman, left, Luke Moorman, Thomas Moorman and BobMoorman (photo by Clay Wieland)
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With holiday wishes come wish lists
Women In Distress of Broward CountyReceived grant funding from the Sun Sentinel Children’s Fund to support the EmergencyShelter Children’s Services program, which provides advocates for children impacted by
domestic abuse. Last year, the program provided advocates for 1,234 children.
Supplies needed:Toys for children ages infant-12
Gifts for teens ages 13-17Gifts for moms and dads
Gift wrap and tapeGift cards
Consider new and unwrapped gifts; no stuffed animals or toy weapons. For moreinformation, contact Emily Turner at 954-332-3455 or [email protected].
We’re making the lists and we’re checking them twice. The Sun Sentinel Children’s Fund (SSCF), a McCormick Foundation Fund, isworking with the community to ensure that this season will be nice. Through the annual Holiday Giving campaign, SSCF supportsorganizations that work with the growing number of children and families in Broward and Palm Beach counties who are struggling
to make ends meet, provide a safe and loving home, or are unable to support their children’s education. To fulfill its holiday wish, the campaignhopes to raise at least $250,000 which will be matched by 50% by the McCormick Foundation. For more information and to donate, call 1-800-519-2480 or visit www.sunsentinelchildrensfund.org/donate.
The Holiday Campaign is sponsored by longtime supporters JM Family Enterprises Inc., Children’s Services Council of Broward County, PublixSupermarkets and the Dennis and Lois Doyle Family Foundation. By the end of this year, thanks to the generosity of Sun Sentinel readers andsponsors, more than $500,000 will be awarded to nonprofit agencies providing a lifeline of support for those in need.
The following Broward nonprofits have received funding from SSCF, but a few remaining items would round out their holiday wish lists.
DROP-OFFDec. 16 and 17 from9 a.m. to 7 p.m.Dec. 18 from 8 a.m.to 5 p.m.
DROP-OFFLOCATIONJim & Jan MoranFamily Center4700 NW 3rd Ave.,Deerfield Beach.
Children’s Home Society of Florida, Intercoastal DivisionReceived grant funding from the Sun Sentinel Children’s Fund to support the I. Lorraine Thomas FamilyHome and Support Center, which provides a shelter and support services for abused and/or neglectedchildren. Last year, more than 1,000 children and families were served.
For more information, contact Rebecca McGuire at 954-453-6400 or [email protected].
Supplies needed:New clothes for boys and girls of all agesEducational toys
New undergarments (underwear, socks)Sporting balls (basketball, volleyballs, bounceballs)Toiletries (shampoo, conditioner, soap)
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The Russell Life Skills and Reading FoundationReceived grant funding from the Sun Sentinel Children’s Fund tosupport the Russell Reading Room program, which provides freetutoring, mentoring and family assistance, such as food, booksand school supplies for at-risk, school-age youth with literacy
and learning challenges. Last year, the organization served 443youths.
School supplies needed:Spiral notebooks
Two-pocket foldersComposition books
PencilsErasers
Construction paperDry erase markers
White boardsNew toys for children ages 5-12
Four drawer filing cabinets (new or used)
For more information, contact Alicia (DeFago) DeLuca at954-921-3787 or [email protected].
Broward PartnershipReceived grant funding from the Sun Sentinel Children’s Fund to supporttheir 57,000-square-foot, 200-bed, transitional housing center. The agencyprovides case management to individuals and families along with familytherapy, vocational training and job placement. Last year, more than1,200 individuals were served.
Supplies needed:Razors and shaving cream for men and womenSanitary products for womenLaundry detergentNew socks and underwear for men and women (all sizes)Pocket calendarsNew bath towels and wash clothsDiapers and baby wipes (all sizes)New children’s socks and underwear (all sizes)Restaurant ice maker machineThree vans able to hold 6-8 passengers
For more information, contact DonnaLee Minott at 954-779-7673 [email protected].
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21st Century MODS GALA:Keith Koenig, Kim Cavendish, Terry Stiles, Jon Ferrando
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Thank You to Our SponsorsMercedes-Benz Fort Lauderdale
Wells Fargo • Southern Wine & SpiritsADT • BB&T
Bimini Boatyard & GrillBBX Capital
Carnival FoundationCundy
Edmunds.comFarlie & Turner
Fritch FoundationFifth Third Bank
Friend of the MuseumHarry T. Mangurian Jr. Foundation
KPMGLotspeich
Lochrie & ChakasMiami Marlins
Memorial Healthcare SystemMorgan StanleyMichael J. Satz
PNC BankPhoenix Painting Company
Power DesignRonald L. Book
Southeast Mechanical ContractorsSouth Ocean Capital
Zimmerman Partners Advertising
City and Shore Magazine • Fort LauderdaleMagazine • Greater Fort Lauderdale AllianceGulfstream Media • Intercontinental Hotels
Lifestyle Magazine • MOR PrintingPanache Party Rentals • Paramount Coffee
Service • Penfolds & Matua WineSun-Sentinal • Think Magazine
AutoNationEllis Diversified Inc
Ernst & YoungPNC Wealth Management
Stiles Corporation
AkermanBerkowitz, Pollack & Brant
City FurnitureCity National Bank of Florida
Emmett McTigueErica Stowers-Thaler/Florida Luxurious
PropertiesGo-Tilt Construction
GunsterHuizenga Holdings
M. Austin and Christine FormanNipro Diagnostics
Patriot National InsuranceKBLG/Nancy Gregoire
Republic ServicesRichard Ivers, PA
Roselli & AssociatesStiles Corporation
The Rockefeller GroupZarella Construction
Aaxon • Alfred and Rose Miniaci FoundationAmerican Express • Angelo & Banta
Bank of America • BankUnitedBroward County Commissioner Stacy Ritter
Centuric • Fisher & PhillipsFrank Weinberg Black • Grant Thorton LLP
Greenberg Traurig • JP Morgan ChaseLeo Goodwin Foundation • MSP Electric
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Weaver • Steven & Rebecca StollSuntrust Bank • Templeton & Company
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DELRAY BEACH 2014
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KIDDIE TRAIN RIDENovember 28th – January 1st
SCREEN ON THE GREENDecember 20th at 6:30pm
Woo Creative & The Buzz Agency proudlypresent a free, holiday-themed doublefeature:the animated classic How The
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