16th Annual Holiday Bazaar

16th Annual Holiday Bazaar
December 3, 2009
Peacock Earring in Turquoise $95
Key West Hoop $120
Milano Stack Ring $85 each
Byzantine Cuff $285
Jane Earring $95
Newport Ring $135
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Fishers Island Flower Clip-On $95
Southampton Bangle $65 each
Come by
our vendor table
for a chance to win
a fabulous piece of
Julie Collection jewelry
Gaugin Shawl $145
Prices start at $55
Tortuga Necklace $285
New Hope Charities’ 16th Annual
Holiday Bazaar
The Sailfish Club of Florida
December 3, 2009
Silent Auction: 6:30 to 9:00 pm
Dinner: 7:30 to 10:30 pm
Shopping: 6:30 to 11:00 pm
Raffle Drawing: 10:00 pm
TICKETS WILL BE AVAILABLE UNTIL TIME OF DRAWING
(NEED NOT BE PRESENT TO WIN)
DANCING UNTIL MIDNIGHT TO MUSIC BY
“DJ WOLFGANG LATINO”
ALL ITEMS FOR THE BUFFET HAVE BEEN DONATED BY:
FLORIDA CRYSTALS AND CHENEY BROTHERS
Attending Merchants
Aleco Azqueta - Atlantico Rum
Swish Clothing, Inc
Jewelry by the Creative Ay
Mexican Pewter Imports
Palm Bch. Eyes of Boynton Bch.
Schneider Gem Sales, Inc.
Kimberly Pucci
Tropical Tortuga
Bonnie’s Loft
The Boutique
Julie Lindsey
Jill Elisofon
Karen McGovern
Chris Leidy
The Sugar Monkey
Please accept our most sincere apologies if our list was incomplete at time of printing
Event Sponsors
FLORIDA CRYSTALS CORPORATION
Benefactors
FOWLER RODRIGUEZ VALDEZ-FAULI
PALM BEACH PRAYER TEAM MINISTRIES, INC.
Patrons
SOUTHERN WASTE SYSTEMS / SUN RECYCLING
LAND ROVER PALM BEACH
RICK BLOMQVIST
MR. & MRS. CARLOS L. REYNOLDS
KELLY TRACTOR CO.
Friends
Broad and Cassel
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Parker
Mr. and Mrs. Don Stallings
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Capone
Kenneth R. Beer, MD.
Mr. and Mrs. Earle I Mack
Lee A Olsen Foundation
Rene F. Ruiz and Jerry Coker - FORD & HARRISON LLP
New Hope Charities Administrative Staff
Lyanne Azqueta - Executive Director
Deana Cruz - Administrative Assistant
Yolanda Santiago - Accounting Office Manager
Jennifer Othen - Administrative Assistant
New Hope Charities Family Center Staff
Guillermo Rivera - Director Programs/Services
Lynn Burton - Driver/Custodian
Janie Garcia - ESOL Coordinator
Dytrisha Jackson - Counselor
James Bulger - Program Coordinator
Daniela Fonesca - Secretary
Gordon Beresford - Custodian
Monica Banton - Counselor
Silent Auction Donors
60-Minute Photo
Accessories Unlimited
Alphabet Soup
Andrea Botur
Anita-L Sportfishing Charters
Armory Art Center
BCBGMAXAZRIA
BICE
Bobby Chan
Bonanno Sandals
Bonnie’s Loft, SBS
Cafe Centro
Café Sapori
Carlos and Rene Morrison
Caruso Dancesport
Chez Jean-Pierre
CJ Laing
Crista Ryan
Dr. & Mrs. Rudolph Scheerer
Dr. Pillersdorf - Spa Zen
Emilio Pucci
ER Bradley’s
Executive Coffee Service
Flagler Realty & Development
FORTÉ
Frederic Fekkai (Salon)
Friedrick’s Optique
Grand Lux Café
Great White Shark Enterprises
GUCCI
Gymboree
Hundley Farms
Improv Comedy Club & Dinner
Theatre
Interiors by Rose Marie
Jacqueline Cassaday
Jewelry by the Creative Ay
Karen McGovern
Jill Elisofon
John H Surovek
Julie Lindsey Collection
Kassatly’s
KM Body Boutique
Kravis Center
Lake Worth Playhouse
Laurie Taylor
Luca Luca
M.A.D. Designers
Mackenzie-Childs
Maison Maurice
Mary Mahoney
Mausion Maurice
McCranels Orthodontics
Mexican Pewter Imports
Morgan Terry
Mr. & Mrs. Alberto Sanchez
Mr. & Mrs. Bobbie Buck
Ron Atlantico
Mr. & Mrs. George Merck
Mr. & Mrs. James Regalbuto
Mr. & Mrs. Jesse Azqueta
Mr. & Mrs. John Morsut
Mr. & Mrs. Pepe Fanjul
Mr. & Mrs. Pepe Fanjul, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Philip Reynolds
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Horowitz
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. Don Langdon
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Coniglio
Mr. and Mrs. Alfonso Fanjul
Mr. Marcos De Zarraga
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin McCluskey
Mr. Greg Fragakis
Ms. Helen Guest
Ms. Kate Butler
Ms. Kimberly Raich
Ms. Lauren Perry
Muvico Theaters
Nick and Johnnie’s
North of Worth
Norton Museum of Art
Palm Beach Eyes of Boynton Beach
Palm Beach Facial Plastic Surgery
Palm Beach Opera
Palm Beach Polo & Country Club
Pascale Duwat Interiors
Peggy Daven
Raindancer Steakhouse
Rocco’s Tacos & Tequila Bar
Saks Fifth Avenue
Schakolad Chocolate Factory
Schneider Gem Sales, Inc.
Shelter Island
Shoe Inn
ShopItUpChic.com
Sloan’s
Style Paris
Summit Hypnosis Ctrs
Taboo Restaurant
Testa’s Restaurant
The Bianco Family
The Boutique
The Breakers
The Capital Grille
The Cheesecake Factory
The Ritz Carlton
The Three Crowns
Tiffany & Co.
TIKI Waterfrount Sea Grill
Tony Arruza Photography
TooJay’s Gourmet Deli
TravelPro International, Inc
Trevini
Vineyard Vines
Wally Findlay Galleries
Water’s Edge Dermatology
Gift Bag Donors
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SEM-CHI RICE PRODUCTS
FLORIDA CRYSTALS
DESTINAIRE
Volunteers
Mrs. Gergana Adams
Ana Alba
Yvette Anticole
Mrs. Jamie Applefield
Mrs. Magdalena Arzuaga
Nensa Arzuaga
Mr. & Mrs. Alfonso Azqueta
Mr. & Mrs. Jesse Azqueta
Mr. & Mrs. Norberto Azqueta
Idania Barrios
Ms. Michele Bianco
Solomon Burgess
Ms. Kate Butler
Mery Cepero
Ms. Karen Donnelley
Svetlana Dzubenko
Mr. & Mrs. Alexander Fanjul
Gina Gordon
Dionne Harrell
Cesar Henao
Trudy Hersey
Ian Hersey
Mr. & Mrs. Harold Hutchings
Mrs. David Janos
Julie Kemble
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Kern
Mrs. Edward King
Deborah Luger
Felicita Malave
Mrs. Dede Merck
Chris Cummings
PALM BEACH EYES OF BOYNTON BEACH
KM BODY BOUTIQUE SPA & SALON
Mrs. John Metzger
Mr. & Mrs. Renee Morrison
Mr. & Mrs. John Morsut
Mrs. Margarita Newcomer
Carlos Pesquera
Mrs. Berta Pons
Michele Poole
Ms. Jackie Ramirez
Eliezer Romero
Luis E. Rosado
Dr. & Mrs. Rudolph Scheerer
Ms. Laurie Taylor
Rocio Tourinan
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Wentley
Nate Wish
Natalie Othen
Please accept our most sincere apologies if our list was incomplete at the time of printing.
16th Annual Holiday Bazaar
During the Holidays, New Hope Charities is ever busy with our gift gathering and
annual Holiday Bazaar, though the preparation and planning for these events start long before
the holiday season. Thanks to the hard work year-round of Cathie Fanjul, the staff and our
many volunteers, we are able to put together a wonderful holiday event and raise funds for our
family center and the programs and services New Hope Charities provides to those in need.
These are especially challenging times and many people in our area struggle to provide their
families with basic needs. Yes, poverty exists even in Palm Beach County. New Hope Charities
reaches out to struggling families in the Glades to provide food assistance, health and education
services, quality after school and day care services. Through the generous contributions of our
family of supporters, New Hope Charities is able to continue to provide these services.
During the holidays, most of us have extra compassion for those in need. May the spirit
of giving and helping others be with you not only during the holidays, but throughout the year.
Special thanks to our donors and contributors this year. Without the support from
community partners and friends, it is nearly impossible to run a non-profit organization. Happy
Holidays! We look forward to a bright year ahead. May 2010 be a productive, successful and
blessed year for all!
Thank you
The children and families of New Hope Charities
extend a heartfelt thank you to
Holiday Bazaar Chairs
Catherine and Andres Fanjul
for their continued support
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MISSION, VISION AND VALUES
Mission
New Hope Charities, Inc. is strengthening disadvantaged communities through programs and collaborations that
support individuals and families as they develop the skills necessary to reach their full potential. Our ultimate goal is
to build sustainable families and communities that will flourish.
Vision
Our vision is to create stronger communities by providing more opportunities for children and families to gain the
skills necessary to build better lives by providing community resources, infrastructure, individual education and
training in a supportive and caring environment.
Values
The work of New Hope Charities, Inc. is guided by the following core values. As board members, we agree to adhere to the following values for the good of the organization and those we serve. We promise:
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To demonstrate our commitment to the mission of New Hope Charities, Inc. through the provision of our
time, treasure and talent to the achievement organizational goals
To provide programs and services that meet the actual, rather than perceived, needs of the individuals,
families and communities that we serve
To provide the highest quality of programs and services to our clients
To engage in partnerships and collaborations for programs and services for which our clients’ needs would
be best served by such relationships
To respect the intrinsic worth of individuals and their ideas, including clients, donors (both corporate and
individual), staff and collaborative partners
To be accountable to and serve the needs of each other and the communities in which we raise funds and
offer services
To have integrity in all that we do; to be respectful of others; to be inclusive; to not withhold information;
to act ethically, fairly and honestly in all matters; to be actively involved in the organization’s growth and to
NEW HOPE CHARITIES, INC.
ORGANIZATIONAL HISTORY
New Hope Charities was founded as a grass-roots food distribution program in 1988. Our Palm Beach Chapter founder,
Mrs. Lian Fanjul de Azqueta, concerned about the living conditions of families in western Palm Beach County
communities, spearheaded the program by collecting food for the needy in her mother’s garage. Now, more than 20 years
later, the organization has grown into a multi-service family - and community - strengthening charity.
Although we have grown by leaps and bounds over the years, our Food Distribution Program is still one of our staple
services. We now provide supplemental food bags to 193 families each month in our efforts to combat food insecurity and
hunger in one of the poorest areas of our county. Additionally, we offer an educational component to our Food
Distribution Program by coupling it with nutrition classes for the children in our “Out of School Programs”. Our goal is
to teach them to make wise and healthy food choices. We also believe that volunteerism promotes a feeling of self-worth
and well-being in our clients, so toward this end we recruit recipients of our food program to assist in the preparation and
distribution of food bags at our center. In this way, families that benefit from the program also feel that they are part of the
solution, ultimately fostering leadership skills, personal responsibility and civic duty among our clients.
In addition to our Food Distribution Program we currently provide after-school care and summer camp for up to 65
children between the ages 6 and 14. These “Out of School Programs” provide children with a safe and nurturing
environment in which to learn and grow. The after-school program focuses on economic literacy, reading mastery, life
skills courses, homework assistance, computer competency and recreational and artistic activities for our youth. During
the nine-week summer camp program, children from this mostly rural community are exposed to recreational and cultural
experiences outside of their own community that would not otherwise be available to them, but that can enhance their
lives and understanding of the world in meaningful and unique ways. Additionally, we offer daycare services for 52
preschoolers through our collaboration with The Redlands Christian Migrants’ Association. Our organization also offers
an ESOL program for over 20 adult students learning the English language so that they can better integrate into society.
In 2006 the education center, was opened providing brand new classrooms for ESOL classes, homework assistance,
literacy programs and other education courses; as well as a computer lab and a fully functioning lending library, operated
in collaboration with the Palm Beach County Library System. New Hope’s services are offered to the underprivileged
children and families of the Glades area.
New Hope Charities Programs / Activities
After School Program: New Hope provides after school activities for up to 75 local area youth ranging in age from 6-14 years of age.
During the regular school year, the program is open to students for three and a half hours. All transportation to and from the family center
is provided free of charge to children enrolled in the program. Acceptance to the program is in a first come first served basis.
Life Skills: Health and nutrition classes are provided once per week. Students are provided information on nutrition, proper hygiene and
dental care.
Tutoring & Homework Assistance: Students are provided homework assistance for 45 minutes. Students requiring further assistance are
provided individual tutoring.
Lending Library and Bookmobile: The Palm Beach County Library supports our “in-house” library which offers our students a variety of
books. Also, the Bookmobile visits every two weeks.
Computer Learning Center: Students attending the after-school program at New Hope Charities have an opportunity to rotate through our
computer learning center on a daily basis. Students learn the ABC’s of using a computer in our “hands-on” computer lab.
Arts & Crafts: Arts & crafts activities are offered three times a week and students can choose from a variety of projects.
Economics Program: This program is designed to introduce our children to the concepts of money management and banking. Students
earn tokens for positive behaviors such as reading books or helping with clean up. Students are assigned “bank” accounts into which they
deposit or withdraw tokens earned. The tokens are used to purchase items such as toys, portable radios and many other items from a
merchandise cabinet located in the youth center.
Recreation: Students participate in daily in-door and out-door recreational activities such as soccer, volleyball, flag football, kickball,
Ping-Pong, pool and basketball.
Literacy Program: All students attend literacy classes once a week. Projects include word association games, essay writing, word puzzles,
and word recognition exercises.
Reading Master Program: The goal of this program is to increase the number of books read by our students. As an incentive to read,
tokens are awarded based on the number of pages read.
Summer Camp: New Hope Charities offers a full time summer camp five days a week for sixty-five local area youth. Activities include
weekly field trips, recreational activities, arts & crafts and more.
Adult Services:
ESOL: New Hope offers adult English classes four days per week. The goal of this program is to increase conversational and written
English skills among non-English speaking adults. Class instruction often focuses on practical use of English in one’s everyday life. Students’ practice reading labels, product instructions and short stories.
Food Program: This program provides relief to 193 families who meet the federal poverty guidelines. Every month food bags weighing as
much as fifty pounds are assembled and distributed throughout the Pahokee and Belle Glade communities.
Volunteer Program: New Hope Charities depends heavily upon local area volunteers who assist staff on a monthly basis with the
preparation of the food bags. In addition, volunteers often assist during special events such as our toy give away and our annual Disney trip.
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New Hope Charities’ Milestones
1988
The South Florida Foundation was founded and first work done in providing aid to the needy of Western Palm Beach
County. Food program began in Palm Beach to feed the poor in Pahokee and Canal Point.
1989
Miami Herald Wish List completely funded by Foundation.
1990
South Florida Foundation changes its name to New Hope Foundation. First Advisory Board formed.
1993
Vandergrift-Williams 40 acre farm south of Pahokee leased to New Hope for $1 per year. Plans prepared to convert
farm house into Child Development Center. Chapel created on site. First Holiday Bazaar Fundraiser held at the home
of Cathie and Andres Fanjul.
1994
New Hope Child Development Center renovations were completed and Redlands Christian Migrant Association
chosen to operate center. 65 Children receive subsidized child care. First grant from Children’s Services Counsel
received for Teenage Pregnancy Prevention Program. First annual Christmas toy give away provides 300 toys to needy
children
1995
Old Tractor barn converted into Youth Center. Single Point of Contact strategy adopted to provide as many
programs and services to the community as possible at our Family Center site. Budget doubles for New Hope’s work.
1996
75 children enrolled in our after school / teenage pregnancy prevention program. Food program now feeds
100 families in the Glades.
1997
Collaborative program developed with Western Mental Health to provide Family Strengthening Program
to community. Food program expands to 130 families. 130 children now served at Family Center site.
Budget doubles again.
1998
New Hope becomes an United Way of Palm Beach County agency. Football field completed and New Hope children
participate in organized league for basketball. The Literacy Program begun at center to improve reading skills. 200,000
pounds of food and clothing provided to hurricane victims in the Dominican Republic.
1999
First Summer Camp held at New Hope Family Center. Lending library and computer learning center opened
at Family Center. Planning begins for a new Health and Education Center.
2000
University of Florida begins collaborative nutrition program for children. Economics Program implemented to improve
reading and financial literacy skills. Children in summer camp were taken to Disney World. Food program increased to
150 families served. The Family Center and Youth building were destroyed by hurricane.
2001
Glades Academy Charter Elementary School formed with grant from New Hope. 100 students enrolled at the family Center
services and programs expand. Adult ESOL classes formed at Family Center serving 31 students. Annual Christmas toy giveaway
provides over 1,000 toys to needy children.
2002
Everglades Preparatory Academy High School opens with 100 students with a grant from New Hope. 2,400 toys provided to
economically disadvantaged children for Christmas.
2003
Plat approval and contract signed to begin construction of our new Health and Education Center.
2004
The number of families on the food distribution program increases to 225. New Hope Charities becomes licensed by the
Department of Health. Palm Beach County gives final approval for construction of Health & Education Center.
2005
Construction of the Health & Education Center begins.
2006
Construction of Health & Education Center completed July 2006, grand opening held October 19, 2006.
Construction of new basket-ball court completed.
2007
All time high number of New Hope kids (15) to make Honor Roll. “Take Stock in Children” establishes an office at
the Family Center; three students at New Hope received college scholarships. Chelsea Morrison Health Clinic opened.
The Palm Beach County Library System establishes a “book drop” library at New Hope Family Center.
2008
On February 12, 2008 the Center for Nonprofit Excellence presented New Hope Charities with a plaque recognizing
their distinction among Palm Beach County nonprofit agencies. Of the 3,500 nonprofit agencies serving communities
throughout South Florida, New Hope Charities is one of only 53 who have successfully met the standards established by the
Center for Nonprofit Excellence.
The Student computer lab finally opened including high speed Internet access. Now students can conduct research and get
information for projects utilizing the internet. Access is closely supervised and security programs have been installed to insure
“safe surfing.”
2009
In a recessed economy, we are receiving more requests for basic needs, such as food. The Children’s Services Council cuts one
third of our budget as part of restructuring. Our overall funding has been cut considerable in comparison to prior years. We are
currently soliciting funds and grants to establish a children’s soccer team, to enlarge our family Food Program, and to increase the
services we offer by an additional 30 clients. New Hope Charities, Inc., also begins process for
national accreditation, through the Council on Accreditation.
New Hope’s 2009
“Wish List”
After-School Program Scholarships ......$300 per child
Floor Buffer ....................................$1,000
Air Hockey Table .............................$1,000
Pool Table ..................................... $700
Book Cases .....................................$500
Football Table .................................$500
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