- April 25, 2024
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Passerine performed at the fundraiser.
Keffie Lancaster and Chris Miller
Kristy Iris and Arielle Ball
Pam Fields and Bob Glantz
Michelle Colkitt, Jeannie Sleight, Desiree Berry
Louann and Ian Linn
Megan Ryan, John kitty and Risa Segal
Melinda Place, John and Kitty Cranor
Emily Hollifield and Omar Syed
Khady Diarra and Mara Cunha
Levi Watkins
Sheera Thomas, Megan Watkins, Michelle Colkitt and Paige Mouchett
Judi Bell, Gana Gilkey. Terri Curry
Suzanne Silverstein and Helena Russ
Beth Kregenow and Stephanie Donnelly
Amanda Moffett, Kerri McNutt, Tonya Farley
Edward Weitz, Gus Arcos, Scott Eastwood and Peter Ball
Melanie Jaudon, Victoria Jaudon and Shelley Rence
The Cookie Cottage provided some tasty treats for the event.
Kitty Cranor, Executive Director of Health Start Shon Ewens and John Cranor
Robyn Sadlo, Bill Sadlo and Annette Martin
Beverly Phelps, Tierrany Boyle and Monroe Mitchell. Phelps is a Save my Life program, which teaches safety, breastfeeding and childbirth. Boyle participated in the program when pregnant with her daughter, Monroe Mitchell.
Executive Director of Health Start Shon Ewens and President and Chairman of the Board Debra Boterf
Timea Furst and daughter Jazmin Erdei
Pam Hodge, Greg Hodger, Brian Pietranton and Alana Hodger
Krista Gingras and Liz Raymond
Healthy Start hosted its annual fundraiser at Sarasota Architectural Salvage.
Mary Eidge, Cynthia Semerar and Robert Hernandez
Terry Curry, Judi Bell, Kameron Hodgens and Debbie Partridge
Ciera Coleman and Kirsten Burnett
There were no ball gowns or bow ties on the guests that weaved their way through the labyrinth of dressers, doors and tables during Healthy Start Coalition of Sarasota County’s annual fundraiser Jan. 26 at Sarasota Architectural Salvage.
It was the eighth year the organization has held the event at the location. Healthy Start Executive Director Shon Ewens admits it’s not an abnormal location for a fundraiser, but that’s the point.
“This is our biggest one of the year. I think it’s completely different than what anyone does in Sarasota,” Ewens said.
The organization advocates for the health of infants and mothers. It’s mission was evident in the attendee’s choice of accessory.
“If you can wear your babies you bring them,” Ewens said. “They’re here because that’s our mission.”
