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Our Civic responsibility to help those who are hurting is a call to action during this holiday season and throughout the New Year of 2021.

Through our Critical Needs Initiative Committee, the Palm Beach Civic Association will continue efforts to raise funds to provide healthy food from our local farms to the hungry in our community throughout the coming spring.

"As a result of the pandemic the need for food in Palm Beach County has increased tremendously’ shared Jim Greco, Interim CEO of the Palm Beach County Food Bank. “While we live in a county of abundance in both wealth and food production the fact remains that one in five of folks in our community are in need of food assistance. The Save Our Produce initiative of the Palm Beach Civic Association in the spring made a big impact for farmers and the hungry then. This latest initiative comes at an opportune time as County and Federal food assistance programs are winding down." 

Will you help? 100% of your contribution will go toward providing food to families and individuals in the greatest need. Click here to donate, or contact our office at

For more on this initiative watch this week’s newscast on Palm Beach TV – coming to your inbox on Thursday afternoon

Neighbor to Neighbor ($50 - $999)

The Palm Beach winter season is here and so, unfortunately, is the virus that has turned our world upside down for many months. This three part series, presented by the Palm Beach Civic Association, is intended to provide information and comfort to our residents during a difficult time for all of us.

Click here to view Part 2 featuring Town Council President Maggie Zeidman interviewing three local doctors who are experts on COVID-19.

Coming in 2021 – Part 3 on pertinent healthcare issues impacting our town and community.

Missed Part 1? – click here

 

Plan to join us via Zoom for these dynamic membership events as we expand on the topics discussed last season. Members may register by calling 561.725.4002.

January 13, 2021 at 12 noon – Our Changing Ocean with Josh Kohut, PhD – Rutgers University Center for Ocean Observing Leadership, Department of Marine and Coastal Sciences

February 10, 2021 at 12 noon – The Politics of Migration with Professor Matthew Goodwin, Politics and International Relations, Rutherford College, University of Kent, U.K.,

Moderated by Palm Beach Civic Association Director Austin Fragomen, Chairman of the immigration law firm Fragomen, Del Rey, Bernsen & Loewy, LLP

We are grateful to First Republic Bank for their continued support of our Global Speaker Series.

The Morton and Barbara Mandel Recreation Center has been awarded the Addison Mizner Award Design Competition for Excellence in Classical and Traditional Architecture in the Civic/Institutional category. Architect, and Civic Association member Nelo Freijomel commented “This award is one of the most prestigious available in the world of classical architecture and was in the back of my mind throughout the entire design process. I could not be more pleased with the project and the entire team that helped make this possible.”

The Palm Beach Civic Association congratulates Nelo, and our Town Council and Staff on this well-deserved honor.

Wishing you all Happy and Healthy Holidays!

Your Palm Beach Civic Association Team

Mary Robosson, President

Allison Tardonia, Vice President of Membership | Sponsorship

Dana Picotte, Development Associate

Tim Malloy, Director of Communications

Wendy Rutledge, News Manager

Philip Baldwin, Videographer

Dayma Cortes, Executive Assistant

We look forward to giving value to our membership and providing continued opportunities to enrich our community.  Please contact us for additional information or to join us.

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Stay Safe. Be well.