MAY/JUNE IS SOON A WRAP...WITH MORE "GOOD" YET TO COME.
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THE PERFECT AFTERNOON FOR DINING’ “WITH AND FOR” DOGS:
Inaugural Moms & Pups “Bark & Brunch”
Benefiting Tri-County Animal Rescue
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Far right: Honoree Constance Scott with Attending "Bark & Brunch" Pup Moms
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TCAR Executive Director
Suzi Goldsmith with
Honoree Marta Batmasian
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TCAR Board Member and Honoree Andrea Kline and
TCAR President Sharon DiPietro
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Beau's Bellini & Bloody Mary Bar Sponsor
Suzanne Klein
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More than 125 paw-loving advocates filled the outdoor courtyard at The Addison to kick off Mother’s Day Week by celebrating pup rescue moms and raise funds at the inaugural Tri-County Animal Rescue (TCAR) “Moms & Pups “Bark & Brunch” produced by Kaye Communications.
Addressing a timely growing Covid-impacted community wellness need, “Bark & Brunch” proceeds are being directed to TCAR’s “Together Fur-ever” Medical Fund that subsidizes low-cost vet care, surgeries, x-rays, ultrasounds, dental care, etc. at TCAR’s state-of-the-art, on-campus Lois Pope Clinic for loving pet owners who are experiencing financial difficulties.
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MORE THAN 150 WOMEN RAISED
HAMMERS, PAINTBRUSHES AND $225,000+
For Habitat For Humanity Of South Palm Beach County’s
2021 Women Build Presented By Moraca Builders
Getting out in the “fresh air” to give “a fresh start” hand-up to a hard-working, low-income widowed mom of four sons, more than 150 women participated in an annual “experiential fundraiser like no other" during “a year like no other”: Habitat for Humanity of South Palm Beach County’s 2021 Women Build presented by Moraca Builders, Inc. This year’s roster boasted more than 20 corporate and volunteer “builder” teams and dozens of individual fundraisers who collectively raised more than $225,000, surpassing this year’s goal by 50%.
This year HFHSPBC’s “Sisterhood of the Pink Hard Hat” annual women-only initiative that uniquely combined experiential fundraising with “camaraderie-of-a-rare-kind,” offered Safe2Build options to “build it their way” on a home for South Palm Beach County native Suzie Michel, a widowed mom with four young sons ages 4 to 11. Suzie currently lives in an overcrowded, unsafe neighborhood where the rent is unaffordable. She has been working as a property manager in Delray Beach for three years and committed to fulfilling 300 “sweat equity” hours and 100 hours of financial literacy and homeownership curriculum required to qualify for a zero-interest HFHSPBC mortgage to purchase her Habitat home.
Pleased to report that the DREAM GIRLS Team led by KCOM-PR President
& Chief Strategy Officer Bonnie Kaye "rolled up their sleeves" and secured the most donations to earn them the "Top Fundraising Team" Award. Bonnie and her team members appreciate the support of all their family, friends, and colleagues who donated.
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ROOFCLAIM.COM BOCA RATON BOWL SET FOR
SATURDAY, DEC. 18
For the second time in its history, the Roofclaim.com Boca Raton Bowl will take place on the Saturday before Christmas. The eighth annual edition will be played at 11 a.m. ET. on Saturday, Dec. 18, and will be televised on ESPN. The game will be played at FAU Stadium on the campus of Florida Atlantic University in Boca Raton and will be carried nationally on ESPN Radio and locally on ESPN 106.3.
Boca Raton Mayor Scott Singer reported that “Boca Raton is excited to again showcase our beautiful city to a national TV audience on ESPN. More than ever, new residents and companies are flocking to Boca Raton for our renowned beauty, quality of life, business strength, and vibrancy that make it the perfect blend of business and pleasure.”
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BOCA LAGO GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB
RELEASES NEW GOLF MEMBERSHIP VIDEO
Produced by KCOM-PR
Mention KCOM-PR for Special Friends & Family Opportunity
Special Discount on Annual Membership Initiation Fees
When golf is your game…Boca Lago Golf & Country Club membership is a “must-have” for golfers of all levels, including the “junior” set.
Join during Florida Freedom Week (July 1-7), when all purchases are tax-free, including initiation and dues fees, golf lessons, pro shop attire and golf equipment.
Totally reinvented as “The New Way to Club” following an $11 million transformation, the non-equity, private club membership opportunities feature moderately priced initiation fees and membership dues and never any unexpected member assessments. There is just pure year-round recreational and competitive golf play on three nine-hole courses that meander through 50 acres of shimmering lakes and natural preserves. Golfers warm up at the Club’s Golf Academy-level practice facilities featuring an expansive driving range to accommodate a field of 20 golfers at the same time, two full-size practice holes, three putting greens, a dedicated short-game practice area, and instruction by onsite PGA Golf Professionals.
To secure your spot on the Club’s next tournament roster with
a year-round membership, contact John Stampfl, Managing Director, Membership & Golf Operations at (561) 869-8880 or john.stampfl@bocalago.com. Remember to mention KCOM-PR for a special Friends & Family Discount Opportunity.
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ANNUAL WHITE COATS-4-CARE
SCHOLARSHIP FUNDRAISER
Returns In-Person at FAU on Wednesday, August 4
Co-Chaired by KCOM-PR Principals
Jon and Bonnie Kaye for 11 Consecutive Years
Following 17 months of unprecedented challenges, Florida Atlantic University’s Schmidt College of Medicine will return to hosting its annual White Coats-4-Care (WC4C) major scholarship fundraiser in person on campus. The reception will be held at FAU on Wednesday, August 4 at 6:00 p.m. in the new Owl's Perch in the Schmidt Family Complex for Academic and Athletic Excellence.
“Now more than ever, raising medical scholarship funds is an essential mission,” shared Co-Chair Jon Kaye, who with Kaye Communications (KCOM-PR) partner Bonnie Kaye has co-chaired WC4C for 11 consecutive years since its inception. “As FAU returns to in-person classes and a fully open campus in the fall, it will be poignant and inspiring to gather as a community to raise scholarship funds to support the incoming class of the Charles E. Schmidt College of Medicine.”
With the average cost of a medical education reaching $250,000 in-state to $400,000 out-of-state, 80-85% of the College’s talented students require financial assistance. "By sponsoring a white coat or higher donor level, you allow students the ability to follow their hearts, not their debts into lifelong medical careers, added Co-chair Bonnie Kaye.
To become a WC4C donor, view the 2021 WC4C committee, CLICK HERE
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6th ANNUAL BOCA RATON MAYORS BALL:
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 13
First Black-Tie Gala This Season at the Boca Raton Resort & Club
Produced by KCOM-PR, the Ball Benefits Boca Raton-based Nonprofits and the Health and Wellness Needs of Those They Serve
The Rotary Club Downtown Boca Raton (RCDBR) will once again roll out the red carpet as it presents the Sixth Annual Boca Raton Mayors Ball, Saturday, November 13 at 6:30 p.m. at the Boca Raton Resort & Club. The black-tie “MasquerAID” themed gala features a lavish reception, dinner, décor; the
hi-energy, interactive, eight-piece Soul Survivors show band will make for a dance-floor-filling night. Embracing the festivity and playful intrigue of formal masquerade balls of yesteryear, guests will receive elaborate, bejeweled
hand-held masks upon arrival to immerse them into the celebratory evening.
During the festivities, the spotlight will be on recipients of this year’s RCDBR George Long Awards, named for the City’s first mayor. The 2021 honorees are Office Depot (for-profit), Boca Raton Historical Society & Museum (nonprofit) and Arlene Herson (individual), all recognized for their continual efforts to advocate and promote Boca Raton as the best place in which to live, work, learn and heal.
RCDBR Mayors Ball Co-chairs are Ingrid Fulmer and Jonathan Whitney, honorary co-chairs are Marilyn and Mark Swillinger and event producer is
Kaye Communications PR & Marketing (KCOM-PR). Funds raised through the RCDBR Mayors Balls benefit Boca Raton-based nonprofits and the health and wellness needs of those they serve. Grants are distributed through the Club's official Service Above Self (SAS) grant application process with a portion donated to Rotary International’s fund for polio eradication.
Sponsorships are still available; to learn more contact Jon Kaye, Kaye Communications at 561-392-5166, ext. 2, or via email at jkaye@kcompr.com.
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Kaye Communications Marketing & PR
561-392-5166
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