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Helping People Succeed is the recipient of a $1,000 donation from Wells Fargo Bank through its 2014 Community Connection Program, designed to benefit non-profit organizations and schools. Helping People Succeed’s 4,500 families will receive additional programs and services, thanks to the grant.
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Thanks to the Hobe Sound Community Chest for presenting a $15,000 donation to Helping People Succeed to be used for programs and services offered in the Hobe Sound community.
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Helping People Succeed, a non-profit organization that provides services for area families and adults with disabilities, has received a $10,000 donation from Publix Super Markets' Food for All campaign.
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White t-shirts, aprons and for the first time, tote bags and ball caps, will be ready for noted area artists to “paint” tropical scenes as Helping People Succeed Foundation hosts its annual White Shirt Night at Taste Casual Dining in Hobe Sound.
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With April as National Child Abuse Prevention Month, Helping People Succeed brought together Moms to create a reminder for motorists on U.S. 1 in Stuart with their Pinwheels for Prevention. Healthy Families Program Manager Carolyn Moses, far left kneeling, organized the mothers to mark the special month at Helping People Succeed's main office.
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Martin County Clerk of the Circuit Court Carolyn Timmann, center, back row, and her staff show off the many items that they contributed to Helping People Succeed's April Showers Baby Shower. From bottles and diapers to toys, clothing and blankets, local families will receive the items donated within their own communities. The Clerk's employees earned a blue jean Friday for their donations.
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Helping People Succeed thanks Skin Serenity Spa & Salon and staff members at the Martin County Clerk of the Circuit Court for contributing a combination of 300 books for children who participate in Helping People Succeed's programs and services through Healthy Families and Baby Steps programs.
Skin Serenity Spa & Salon staff members, from left, are Brittany Browning, Rey Pfeifer Gordillo, Courtney Bridges, Helping People Succeed's Lynn Austin, Skin Serenity Owner Candace Lopes, Kristine Palma.
Clerk of the Circuit Court Carolyn Timmann is center behind standing books, with her staff. The donations were part of a Dress Down Friday for the Clerk's employees.