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    Leadership Broward Foundation Celebrates SociallyGood

    March 26, 20263 Mins Read1 Views
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    Monthly networking reception benefits Ballplayers Foundation

    (L to R) Wilton Manors Commissioner Mike Bracchi; Daphne Shephard; Thomas Walser.

     By Maria Pierson

    Leadership Broward Foundation continues to raise funds for non-profit organizations during SociallyGood, a monthly networking reception to showcase the amazing work of these local nonprofits.

    The most recent SociallyGood, hosted by Batch New Southern Kitchen and Tap in Fort Lauderdale, benefited Ballplayers Foundation Inc. which provides athletic opportunities and experiences to underprivileged youth primarily in South Florida. Ballplayers Foundation strives to help individual youth players in need; it is not intended to support a particular team.

    “SociallyGood is about building community, generating awareness for non-profits and raising funds that have a direct impact on those who need it most,” said Leadership Broward CEO Andrew Zullo.

    To date there have been more than 100 SociallyGood networking events where 100% of the funds raised are donated to the featured non-profit. Among the organizations that have been beneficiaries are YMCA of South Florida, Arc Broward, 211, Broward Education Foundation, ArtServe, Habitat for Humanity Broward, Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, Broward College, Broward Library Foundation, Hispanic Unity, United Way, Business for the Arts Broward and more.

    (L to R) Tamika Weaver; Joshua Roberts; Tresa Chambers

    SociallyGood events are open to the public and are typically held at local restaurants, hotels and other venues. Any business can host or sponsor SociallyGood, which provides great exposure for that business.

    To become a beneficiary of SociallyGood, a non-profit must submit an application to become a community project for the incoming Leadership Broward class to work on. Applications are accepted from February through September.

    For information about upcoming SociallyGood and other Leadership Bro-ward events, visit www.LeadershipBroward.org or call (954) 767-8866.

    Leadership Broward Foundation, Inc., a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, is the exclusive leadership organization offering youth and local business and community leaders at all levels the opportunity to connect to each other, develop valuable skills and make a positive impact on their organizations and community. Founded in 1981, history, Leadership Broward Foundation continues to provide premier leadership programs, services and initiatives that develop strong business and community leaders. These programs help young, emerging and established leaders expand their leadership skills and enhance their knowledge of local and state issues, as well as leverage their individual passion to make positive changes in our community. In addition, Leadership Broward Foundation offers companies and organizations leadership development services that help them grow and achieve greater success.

    hotels and other venues. Any business can host or sponsor SociallyGood SociallyGood events are open to the public and are typically held at local restaurants which provides great exposure for that business.
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    Carma Henry

    Carma Lynn Henry Westside Gazette Newspaper 545 N.W. 7th Terrace, Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33311 Office: (954) 525-1489 Fax: (954) 525-1861

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