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Sarah Glendening, Christina Russi, Executive Director and CEO Kameron Hodgens, Charlene Altenhain and Andrea Lane
Co-Chairwomen Isabel Anchin Becker and Gail Welch
The event sold-out.
Guests placed their filled out donation cards on trees as "Glasser/Schoenbaum fruit."
Guests took home the florals for $20.
Kelly Erdmann and Debbie Partridge
Each guest received three raffle tickets to try their luck at winning prizes.
Jamie Kattrein and Ella Lewis
Donna Dooley, Lynn Soussou, Lisa Levinson and Margaret McArdle
Mounira Ragsdale and Erica Barker
Mary Dakkak and Rosemary York
Stephen Miles and Norma Savin
Susannah Cripe and Vickie Tiutyama
Molly Moffat and Estelle Silbert
Azaelia and Andria Bilan
Alicia Zoller and Lauren Kurnov
Allison Whitten, Lauren Venable and Jeanne Armour
Sue Jacobson and Felice Schulaner
Mark Smith and Jeremy Shelby
Heather Mackey and Michael Johnson toast.
A Champagne toast was made in honor of Betty Schoenbaum.
The guest speaker was Elma Felix-Lamontagne.
The Glasser/Schoenbaum Human Services Center honored its role as a "place maker" at this year's spring luncheon March 26.
The Collaboration Celebration, hosted at The Westin Sarasota, gathered a crowd of supporters of the center as well as those who use its facilities. The luncheon sold out.
The program began with a video from an interview with the late Betty Schoenbaum, who urged viewers to tour the facility, because "it makes your heart feel good." A Champagne toast in her honor followed.
After lunch, urban designer Elma Felix-Lamontagne took the stage to talk about places and how they build community. The Glasser/Schoenbaum Human Services Center provides space for nonprofits to work from, saving them costs that would normally go towards running the nonprofit.
Currently, the center houses 19 nonprofits, including Children's Guardian Fund, First Step of Sarasota, More Too Life and UnidosNow.
