- April 24, 2024
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Dena Sturm and Ben Jewell-Plocher
Photo by Harry SayerDana Corn and Allen Brown
Photo by Harry SayerLarry Zaslavsky, Gisele Pintchuck and Sheree Kaz Zaslavsky
Photo by Harry SayerSheila McKoy and Charlie Ann Syprett
Photo by Harry SayerJennica Charles and Taiz Caminero
Photo by Harry SayerAllen Brown and Linda Poteat-Brown with Ted Downey
Photo by Harry SayerHundreds attended the event at Michael's On East.
Photo by Harry SayerHelen McBean and Helen Glaser
Photo by Harry SayerCheryl and Lynn Williams
Photo by Harry SayerDeb Kabinoff, Judge Charles Williams and Executive Director Sarah Wertheimer
Photo by Harry SayerAudrey Laue, Janet Parker and Raynette Lignos
Photo by Harry SayerChristina Guia and Armin Smajic
Photo by Harry SayerKim Noyes and Susan Nilan
Photo by Harry SayerBarbara Banks, Hank Battie and Victoria Kassandra
Photo by Harry SayerSusan Gorin and Barbara Brizdle
Photo by Harry SayerSamantha Gholar and Lissa Murphy
Photo by Harry SayerAlyssa Barnsley, Kelly Borgia and Anthony Baldo
Photo by Harry SayerEmbracing Our Differences welcomed hundreds of supporters to its annual luncheon at Michael's On East on Feb. 17.
Supporters gathered in celebration of the nonprofit's work promoting diversity and inclusion through various arts and education programs. The crowd mingled outside the Michael's event space before it was time for the program to start.
Guests heard from Judge Charles Williams at the start of the program before lunch was served.
Learning and Engagement Director Ben Jewell-Plocher then spoke about EOD's education programs before it was time for three student speakers from the Sarasota area talk about the impact the organization has had on them.
Executive Director Sararh Wertheimer later addressed the crowd before it was time for a paddle raise led by Michael Klauber.
