VOL. 27 NO. 3
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MARCH 2026
The Fellowship Program Of Foxwynd Foundation Awards $150,000 Grant To House Of Hope For Growing Hope Farm House of Hope has been awarded a grant through the Foxwynd Foundation’s Fellowship Program to support its Growing Hope Farm, providing a total of $150,000 over two consecutive years ($75,000 per year). This grant was nominated by Foxwynd Trustee Jenn Hebert in recognition of House of Hope’s outstanding impact. “The nomination of House of Hope reflects the foundation’s commitment to organizations that provide essential resources and create sustainable impact. This grant will help them continue delivering vital support to those in need,” stated Hebert.
Towers of hydroponic lettuce, herbs and vegetables at the Growing Hope Farm look artistic and serve a meaningful purpose by providing hundreds of harvested plants each week to support House of Hope’s efforts to improve health and nutrition on the Treasure Coast.
This grant will strengthen House of Hope’s Growing Hope Farm production and healthy food distribution. Growing Hope Farm in Palm City includes greenhouses, orchards, and a packing house. Its operations enable House of Hope to grow fresh produce for its Client Choice pantries and food bank partners. At peak production, the farm is now producing well over 2,000 packages of fresh produce weekly. “We’re committed to the health of our clients,” said House of Hope CEO Rob Ranieri. “It’s good for their mind and body to have fresh fruits and vegetables on a regular basis. These are often the most expensive items in the grocery store and are not always in our clients’ food Volunteers are essential to the work budgets. Having them available in our food pantries of Growing Hope Farm, from tending makes a positive difference in their nutrition.” the crops to gleaning the fields after harvest. Interested in volunteering? The Fellowship Program on page 6 Go to https://hohmartin.org.
Terrell Owens Hosted A Pickleball Event To Benefit A Local Charity As Part Of The Jim Crane Celebrity Golf Classic Weekend Big Brothers Big Sisters (BBBS) of Palm Beach and Martin Counties was a beneficiary of the First Annual Jim Crane Celebrity Classic presented by James Hardie charity event that was recently held Jan. 24 to 26, at the Floridian National Golf Club in Palm City, Fla. “The Classic,” a three-day, star-studded charity event, was hosted in conjunction between the Astros Foundation and the G-Unity Foundation, and one of BBBS Little Skye Wilcox, Terrell Owens, David Hall the local charities that benefited was Big Brothers Big Sisters of Palm Beach and Martin Counties.
One of the highlights of the event was the Jim Crane Celebrity Golf Classic presented by James Hardie on Monday, Jan. 26. The event featured several prominent and former pro athletes, including more than 20 Hall of Famers, as well as several A-list stars from music and entertainment. Among those attending were Jack Nicklaus, Ken Griffey, Jr., 50 Cent, Albert Pujols, Big Matthew Billitti and Little RJ Gaston Terrell Owens Hosted A Pickleball Event on page 4
VIM Gala Raises Funds For Martin County’s Health Volunteers in Medicine (VIM) Clinic hosted its annual VIM Gala at the Willoughby Golf Club on Saturday, Jan. 24, celebrating 30 years of hope, healing and humanity with 150 supporters to raise over $345,000 for the clinic’s mission. These funds help provide over $7 million in free health care services to eligible Martin County residents in need annually. The gala’s theme, Pearls of Compassion, set the stage for an evening of celebration and John Senica, Peggy Senica
Dr. Stuart Sabol, Dick Harman, BJ Harman, Jeanne Gasiorek, Dr. George and Sara Rittersbach, Dr. Scott Gasiorek VIM Gala Raises Funds on page 6