- November 23, 2024
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Keith and Linda Monda with Lin and Bob Williams
Chairwoman Kim Cornetet with Honorees Howard J. Millman and Carolyn Michel
Chairwoman Kim Cornetet, Betty Schoenbaum and Major Chuck Whiten
Keith and Linda Monda, Lin and Bob Williams and Veronica Brady
The featured speaker for this year is Christian Thomas Lee.
The centerpieces were the Salvation Army's iconic donation buckets.
Amanda Meher, Nick Roberts and Julie Leach
Barry and Earlene Kemerer
These strands of gold pearls were one of the silent auction items.
Terri Klauber, Julie Leach, Tomeika Koski and Debra Flynt-Farrett
Hedria Saltzman and Jennifer Lieberman
Aundria Castleberry and Clara Ramos
Floyd Dias, Capt. Debbie Alderson, Lts. Veronica and William Conley
Kay Mathers and Marisa Fowler
Linda Monda, Sandra Frank and Jennifer Johnston
Hermione Gilpin, Angie Stringer and Morgan Gerhart
Anita Anrade, Elizabeth Barrett and Hazel Harun
Erin Romer, Millie Stephanek and Ellen McLaughlin
Peter and Joanne Powers
The Salvation Army has been in service since 1865.
The speaker brought along his fine art collection for guests to view.
Doris Berkey and Melissa Lane
The Ritz-Carlton, Sarasota ballroom was neatly decorated with red for the Salvation Army.
The 2018 Glitz at the Ritz, Schoenbaum Humanitarian Award Luncheon honored this year's award recipients March 15 at The Ritz-Carlton, Sarasota.
Carolyn Michel and Howard J. Millman were recognized for their philanthropic work in the Sarasota community, especially in the arts and theater realm. Michel focuses on acting and Millman is rooted in artistic direction.
The luncheon started with social hour. As guests mingled and visited amongst each other, bidding for the silent auction also started. The bidding continued throughout the day on a dinner for 10 and a gold pearl necklace.
Also during social hour, guests were encouraged to view Christian Thomas Lee's fine art collection. Lee was the guest speaker for the luncheon, and he spoke about the art of philanthropy.
In addition, Keith and Linda Monda and Lin and Bob Williams pledged a $50,000 match for all donations made to the Salvation Army, the beneficiary for the luncheon. The Mondas were the 2016 honorees.
