Page 14 - Southern Exposure - June '24

Page 14, Southern Exposure

in Your communitY

Admirals Cove Foundation

Celebrates Eight Years Of Community Impact

Since its inception in 2016, more than $17 million
in Admirals Cove Foundation(ACF) grant funding has
been distributed to continue impacting programs focused
on education, health and social services, thanks to the
collective giving efforts of The Club at Admirals Cove
donors.
During the eighth Season of Giving Campaign,
Admirals Cove Foundation continued the tradition of
enriching lives by distributing 20 educational scholarships
to club employees, 13 educational scholarships to the
children of club employees and 26 local nonprofit program
grants, vetted by 62 Allocation Committee volunteers.

27 local nonprofits received grant funding to impact the northern Palm Beach County community. Photo by Steven Maritine

ACF Board members and staff in front of the Admirals Cove
Foundation Center for Imaging at Jupiter Medical Center
– first row (left to right) Charles Ezrine, Margot Lessans,
Rebecca Divine, Nancy Bush, Ashley Costa; second row
(left to right) Joe McCart, Erica Scherzer, Andy Kahn, Jill
Riehl, Suzanne Carroll (missing Eric Becker). Photo by 33 Admirals Cove employees received educational scholarships. Photo by Steven Maritine
Tracy Benson

Du r i n g t h e AC F
Philanthropy Celebration,
the A dmirals Cove
community came together
to celebrate the 2023/24
Season of Giving by
presenting full grant funding
to the following charitable
nonprofits: Admirals Cove
Employee Scholarship
managed by The George
Snow Foundation; Admirals
Cove Employee Relief Fund Eric Becker, ACF Board
managed by the Emergency president welcomed attendees
Assistance Foundation; Aid to the 2024 ACF Philanthropy
to Victims of Domestic Celebration. Photo by Steven
Abuse; Back to Basics; Maritine
Chasin A Dream; Clinics
Can Help; Edna W. Runner Tutorial Center; El Sol; Els for
Autism Foundation; Families First of Palm Beach County;
First Tee – Florida Gold Coast; Hanley Foundation;
Hearts for Moms; In Jacob’s Shoes; inSIGHT Through
Education; Jack the Bike Man; Loggerhead Marinelife
Center; The Lord’s Place; Maltz Jupiter Theatre; Meals
on Wheels of the Palm Beaches; My Clinic; Palm Beach
Food Bank; Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Foundation;
Paws 4 Liberty; Place of Hope; Sweet Dream Makers;
Take Stock In Children Palm Beach County; Vita Nova;
and the Wounded Veterans Relief Fund.
During this joyous evening, the ACF Board of Directors
also announced a $5 million pledge with community
partner Jupiter Medical Center, for the Admirals Cove
Foundation Imaging Center. This partnership will impact
more than 100,000 patients needing access to inpatient
and outpatient imaging services.
Admirals Cove Foundation will open the 2024/25
Season of Giving grant application on July 1. To be
eligible to apply for a grant, organizations must be a
registered 501(c)(3) committed to impacting the lives
of Northern Palm Beach County residents in the areas
of education, health and social services. The grant
application closes on Aug. 1. More information can be
found by visiting www.admiralscovefoundation.org.

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