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A Seabreeze Publication





            Woodfield Hunt & C.C., Fieldbrook Estates, Boca Grove, Polo Club, Newport Bay Club, Seasons of Boca



        VOL. 24 NO. 11                                          www.seabreezepublications.com                                         NOVEMBER 2024

      5,480 Bowls Of Cereal Donated To Boca Helping Hands



      At FAU Tackle Hunger Cereal Drive



      September Is Hunger                                  and Luke Justin of Boca Raton when they were just 8 years   strong communities
                                                           Cereal4All was started by 16-year-old twin brothers Jett
                                                                                                           throughout Palm Beach
      Action Month                                       old. After volunteering at Boca Helping Hands, Jett and Luke   County  by  focusing
                                                         organized their first cereal drive for BHH at their elementary   on programs and
         On Saturday, Sept. 14, Boca Helping Hands (BHH),   school in 2016. Over the last eight years, the boys have   priorities that promote
      in collaboration with Florida Atlantic University (FAU)   expanded the program to 20 schools in Palm Beach County   education, health, and
      Athletics and Cereal4All for the fourth year in a row,   as well as to schools in Arizona, California, Connecticut,   financial stability.
      commemorated September’s Hunger Action Month by    Nevada, New York, Texas, and Washington to benefit their      Boc a He lpi ng
      hosting a Tackle Hunger Cereal Drive at FAU Stadium in   own local food banks.                       Hands  holds
      Boca Raton. Those who donated one or more unopened cereal      “Cereal4All succeeds because so many other students   accreditation  for
      boxes before the Florida Atlantic versus FIU football game   share our love for cereal,” said Luke Justin. “It encourages   Sound  Nonprofit
      6 p.m. kickoff got into the game for free, with all donations   them to connect with the hunger and well-being of others   Management  from
      going to BHH’s Pantry Bag clients. Food drive participants   on a more personal level.”              Nonprofits First, has
      donated 548 boxes of cereal, equating to 5,480 bowls and   About Boca Helping Hands                  a  Platinum  Seal  of
      603 pounds of food.                                   Boca Helping Hands (BHH) is a community-based   Transparency  from
         “We were so pleased that so many people came out from   nonprofit that provides food, medical, and financial assistance   Candid/GuideStar, and
      the community to donate cereal – especially with some rain   to help individuals and families improve their quality of life   has  been  a  Charity
      showers leading up to the game,” said Greg Hazle, Executive   and build financial stability. Through its various programs,   Navigator  Four- Jett Justin and Luke Justin
      Director of Boca Helping Hands. “Cereal is one of the least   BHH assists nearly 35,000 people annually.  Star  Charity  for  17
      donated items to food banks across the country, which means      Boca Helping Hands is a partner agency of The Town of   consecutive  years.  Boca  Helping  Hands  is  located  at
      underserved kids and families do not always get to start their   Palm Beach United Way. Since 1945, the Town of Palm Beach   1500 N.W. First Court, Boca Raton, FL 33432. For more
      day with a nutritious breakfast.”                  United Way has been committed to improving lives and building   information, please visit BocaHelpingHands.org.
      The Fifth Annual FAU CAST Party                                                                       Riding For


      Presents ‘The Great American                                                                          A Cause



      Songbook: The Next Generation’                                                                        Hello All!


                                                                                                               I am raising $25,000 dollars for a 25,000-mile bike
      Event Celebrates Arts And                          Jazz Band, visual arts                             ride, which is 99 miles greater than the circumference of
                                                                                                            planet Earth, for the Donor Conceived Community.
      Culture; Raises Student                            pop-ups, and dancing                                 January of 2024, I am nearly a third through this challenge
                                                                                                               I am 8,142 miles into this ride which I started in
                                                         to live pop music from
      Scholarship Funds                                  FAU’s own commercial                               even while missing about 8-plus weeks of riding due to
                                                         music band.                                        weather, traveling and family events. I anticipate, subject
         The lively vibe, memorable music and sing-along lyrics      The fittingly themed                   to no serious injuries, to have this completed by early
      of “The Great American Songbook” will fill the ballroom   evening also is a warm                      spring 2026, possibly by the end of 2025. On average I
      and dance floor at the fifth annual Culture, Arts and Society   tribute to Bob Lappin,                cover about 1,200 miles per month. I set out five mornings
      Today (CAST) Party hosted by Florida Atlantic University’s   the legendary founder,                   a week at 5 a.m. and ride 60 to 70 miles, sometimes I
      Dorothy F. Schmidt College of Arts and Letters, on Monday,   music director and                       get caught in a sudden rain shower and occasionally
      Feb. 24, 2025 from 6 to 9 p.m., at Delaire Country Club,   maestro of the Palm                        experience a flat tire.
      4645 White Cedar Lane, in Delray Beach.            Beach Pops, and honors
         The annual “friend-, fan-, and fund-raiser” for student   his son, Jon Lappin,  CAST  Party  Emcee  Toni  May,
      scholarships will once again celebrate the cultivation of   president and executive  cohost  of  Legends  Radio’s
      arts and letters at FAU and in the community with a night   director of the Legacy  “Manfredi and May Mornings.”
      of cocktails, fine food, and American Songbook-themed   Foundation of Palm  Photo courtesy of Toni May.
      décor and entertainment. The evening, emceed by Legends   Beach County/Palm
      Radio’s “Manfredi and May Mornings” cohost Toni May, will   Beach Pops, for his contributions to the college and the
      include nostalgic nods from the 1920s to 1960s by the FAU   music industry. Broward-based AIDS Healthcare Foundation
                                                                                 (AHF), the largest global
                                                                                 HIV/AIDS organization
                                                                                 and a longtime advocate for
                                                                                 affordable housing, also will
                                                                                 be recognized for its strategic
                                                                                 partnership with the college’s
                                                                                 School of Architecture, as the
                                                                                 two collaborate and deliver
                                                                                 new transformational models
                                                                                                            Riding For A Cause on page 4
                                                                                 The Fifth Annual on page 2
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