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For Theloveart Of OCEAN BANK PRESENTS For the of Love ArtANNUAL CHARITY AUCTION Anthony R. Abraham Jonathan Symons INSURANCEI N S U R A N C E Foundation Myrna & Sheldon Wolfson Family Palley The Education Fund thanks the following: SPONSORS & UNDERWRITERS:* Myrna & Sheldon Jonathan Symons Anthony R. Abraham Foundation Palley TriMix Foundation Wolfson Family CHAMPION ($1,500+) BENEFACTOR ($1,000+) PATRON ($500+) Carlton Fields Jorden Burt Nancy Audain Allen Donn Golden City National Bank Becker & Poliakoff Gabelli Funds Custom Quality Framing BNY Mellon Wealth Mangement United Teacher of Dade Dragonfly Izakaya & Fish Market Florida Power & Light Wragg & Casas Public Relations Gelber, Schachter & Greenberg, P.A. Lynda Wolfson Fadel Greater Miami Convention & Johnson & Wales University MASTER ($300+) Visitors Bureau Lucy & Roderick Petrey Carl and Angela Perez Miami Marlins Raj Rawal & Anne Miller Darin and Francisca Phillips Misha’s Cupcakes Kathy Swanson-Rivernbark TD Bank South Florida Educational Credit Union Ziff Family LUXURY ITEM DONORS:* Actor’s Playhouse at Drury Hotels Key Largo Princess PRP Wine the Miracle Theatre The Edgewater South Beach The Key West Butterfly & Nature Publix Adrienne Arsht Center for the Einstein Bros Bagels Conservatory Ramada Gateway Orlando Performing Arts Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden Killian Greens Golf Course Renaissance Orlando at Aloft South Beach The Fillmore Miami Beach Lion Country Safari SeaWorld Aquatica, SeaWorld’s Waterpark Finka Table & Tap Lowe Art Museum Ripley’s Believe It or Not ArtCenter/South Florida Flamingo Gardens Lowes Hotel Roho Kitchen Azamara Club Cruises The Florida Aquarium Mandarin Oriental Miami Sailboards Miami Water Sports Basil Park Restaurant The Florida Orchestra Marenas Beach Resort Miami Seaworld Orlando Bellezza Florida Panthers Margaritaville Hollywood Beach Segafredo Zanetti Espresso The Betsy South Beach Fogo de Chao Resort Pembroke Pines The Biltmore Ford Motor Company The Marquesa Hotel Señor Frog’s Bird Bowl Four Seasons Hotel Miami Marlins Foundation Shula’s Hotel and Golf Club Biscayne Nature Center Freehand Miami Maroosh Mediterranean Smok’n Pig BBQ Blue Martini Gable Stage at the Biltmore Restaurant South Beach Kayak Brera Orologi GoFly Tours Marriott Miami Biscayne Bay South Florida Science Center Brimstone Woodfire Grill Greater Miami Convention & The Miami Beach Edition and Aquarium Busch Gardens Visitors Bureau Miami Heat Southwest Airlines Butterfly World Gulf View Waterfront Resort Miami Marlins Squalo Divers Carnival Foundation Guy Harvey Outpost Islander Miami Seaquarium Strikers Coco Key Water Resort Resort Miami Symphony Orchestra Sunset World Courtyard by Marriott Coral Gables Homestead Miami Speedway MOCA Total Wine & More Courtyard by Marriott Miami Hyatt Regency Miami Museum of Discovery & Science Trader Joes Downtown Iberostar Hotels & Resorts Naples Botanical Garden Travel Trackers, Inc. Crayola Experience Intercontinental at Doral Miami Naples Grande Beach Resort Tween Waters Inn A Day Away Kayak Tours InterContinental Hotel Naples Zoo Universal Orlando Resort Deering Estate Intercontinental Miami New World Symphony Venice Gallery and Studio Dinosaur World Italy Today Nikki Beach Miami Beach Village Tavern Diplomat Resort Jet Boat Miami Nilza Kallos, M.D., P.A. Vizcaya Museum & Gardens Disney Theme Parks Johnson & Wales University Painting with a Twist WonderWorks Orlando DoubleTree by Hilton Miami Jungle Queen Perdomo Cigars Xreme Action Park Airport Kennedy Space Center Perricone’s Marketplace and Café Zoo Miami * Donations as of April 29, 2016. Support Public Education! Join The Education Fund as we help our public schools nurture every child’s potential. See what we’ve already accomplished: • $46 million raised for public schools • $1 million+ given to schools’ art programs • $8 million in supplies donated to classrooms, benefitting 1+ million children • $2.6 million provided for hands-on projects in 4,550 classrooms • 34% increase in college enrollment attained as part of a national demonstration project • 31,617 students’ eating habits improved through an edible school garden laboratory initiative • 1,875 business professionals teach for a day and become teacher advocates via the Teach-A-Thon THE EDUCATION FUND’S Ocean Bank Center for Educational Materials Sponsored by FOR THE LOVE OF ART Many of the pieces being auctioned today are made from materials found in The Education Fund’s Ocean Bank Center for Educational Materials, a warehouse and distribution program sponsored by Ocean Bank and run by The Education Fund. The Ocean Bank Center collects surplus inventory and supplies from the business community and makes them available for free to Miami-Dade County Public Schools’ teachers for their students. The creative process begins with recycled materials – everything from tools to milk jugs, scrap metal, cardboard tubes, tin foil, acetate, Styrofoam, music CDs and even thread from water hoses. Equipped with these recycled materials, or “found objects,” students and teachers use their creativity to convert them into works of art such as paintings, drawings, traditional sculptures, mixed-media and 3D pieces, many of which are available for purchase today! Ocean Bank, Sapoznik Insurance, The Children’s Trust, Bacardi, Verizon, Anthony R. Abraham Foundation, Jackson Health System, Myrna and Sheldon Palley, DoubleTree Miami Airport Convention Center, the Wolfson Family, Morgan Lewis Bockius, LLP, YaYa Wine, CBS4, and Jonathan Symons are proud to host The Education Fund’s Honorees Celebration and Charity Art Auction, “For the Love of Art,” featuring one- of-a-kind artwork donated by talented students, teachers and professional artists. 100% OF THE PROCEEDS FROM THE SALE OF STUDENT AND TEACHER ART DIRECTLY BENEFIT THE VISUAL ARTS PROGRAMS IN OUR PUBLIC SCHOOLS. The Education Fund’s BOARD OF DIRECTORS OFFICERS Hector J. Ponte, Chair Pablo J. Pino, Treasurer Linda Lecht, President Wells Fargo Bank TD Bank The Education Fund Rolando Aedo, Vice-Chair Raj Rawal, At-Large Greater Miami Convention Civic Leader & Visitors Bureau Barbara L. Romani, Cheryl Rees, Secretary Immediate Past Co-Chair Ocean Bank Civic Leader MEMBERS Geoffrey Aladro Jackie Martinez-Sancho Helena Poleo 2016 Teacher of the Year, MDCPS Humana Influence Communications Beth Bailey Gail Mixer Nelly Rubio Verizon Wireless TriMix Foundation WFOR-TV & WBFS-TV, CBS Television Stations, Miami, FL Alberto Carvalho Guillermo A. Munoz Miami-Dade County Public Schools 2015 Principal of the Year, MDCPS Rachel Sapoznik Sapoznik Insurance & Associates, Inc. Roland B. Garcia, Sr. Patrick M. O’Neill Original Impressions, LLC Ford Motor Company Anita Sharma Florida Power & Light Gerald E. Greenberg, Esq. Gary M. Pappas Gelber Schachter & Greenberg, P.A. Carlton Fields Jorden Burt Precious Symonette 2017 Teacher of the Year, MDCPS Dr. Wilbert “Tee” Holloway Lillian M. Peters School Board of Miami-Dade County BNY Mellon Wealth Management Nick Tootle Kaufman, Rossin & Co., P.A. Fedrick Ingram Lucy W. Petrey United Teachers of Dade Civic Leader Matthias Kammerer Matthew I. Pinzur The Biltmore Hotel Jackson Health System ADVISORY BOARD Brenda Bassett Jennifer Moon Lisa Sloat Cefalo-Bassett, LLC/ Miami-Dade County Public Relations/Marketing Consultant Eat This Drink That Go! R. Kirk Landon (In memoriam) Dr. Carlos Wolf Michael Bileca The Kirk Foundation Miami Plastic Surgery Florida House of Representatives Myrna Palley Carol Graham Wyllie Robert M. Brochin Civic Leader The Graham Companies Morgan, Lewis, & Bockius, LLP Angela Ramos Dr. Sanford Ziff Erik Fresen Univision 23/Telefutura 69 Civic Leader Florida House of Representatives Benjamine Reid Betsy H. Kaplan Carlton Fields Jorden Burt Civic Leader PRO BONO ATTORNEY Henry H. Raattama, Jr. Akerman Presented by Public School A lumni A chievement A w ards The Education Fund is proud to honor the following highly accomplished alumni who graduated from one of our local public senior high schools. The Sapoznik Insurance Public School Alumni Achievement Awards demonstrate clearly that a quality public education can be a path to greatness. We also celebrate six years of Alumni Achievement Awards, show- casing the remarkable professional and community achievements of all present and past honorees. Please join us in thanking them for their continuing belief in public education and for their commitment to our public schools. Inaugural Alumnus of Distinction Honoree ARTHUR H. HERTZ Chairman & Chief Executive Officer, Wometco Enterprises, Inc. A graduate of Miami Senior High School, Arthur H. Hertz has been an extraordinarily successful businessman, having joined Wometco in 1956 as an accountant and later working his way through the ranks. Mr. Hertz graduated cum laude with a Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration from the University of Miami and held the highest honor bestowed on a graduate, the Iron Arrow Award. Art Hertz has immersed himself in civic duty, serving on at least 25 different boards of directors for professional organizations and foundations such as the Mitchell Wolfson Sr. Foundation, University of Miami Board of Trustees, and Greater Miami Chamber of Commerce, to name a few. For his far-reaching accomplishments, The Education Fund is honored to bestow its first Public School Alumnus of Distinction Award to Arthur H. Hertz. NANCY AUDAIN ALLEN ALAN ALVAREZ President & CEO, The Women’s Business Director, Miami Marlins Foundation Development Council of Florida A graduate of Miami Beach Senior High School, Alan Alvarez An international speaker
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