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March Bloodness - The Ultimate Donation Showdown!
We're thrilled to invite you to participate in SunCoast Blood Center's exciting new campaign: March Bloodness - The Ultimate Donation Showdown!We’re transforming blood donation into a thrilling competition, and we want your business to be part of this life-saving tournament.Here's why you should join:1. Compete for a Grand Prize of $5,000 for your chosen charity2. Engage your employees in a meaningful, team-building activity3. Gain community recognition and media exposure4. Most importantly, help save lives
GOLDEN BACHELOR of THE MERCATO
Good things come to those who wait. Just ask Venice Mercato on the island as they spread love, roses and appreciation to their customers on Thursday, Feb. 6st from 10:00 to noon, featuring the golden bachelor of the Mercato Season 11 Karl Schmitz, to celebrate Valentine’s Day month. Karl lives in Venice and will deliver roses and smiles to more than 50 gals getting off a 50-foot motor coach bus, just to get a glimpse of this handsome bachelor, as he will ask each one of them, “will you accept this
Venice Nokomis Woman's Club Presenting 3rd Annual Fashion Showcase
Venice Nokomis Woman's Club presenting 3rd annual Fashion showcase benefitting Venice Main Street's Children's Programs, Wed, Feb 26, 2025 at 1:30 PM, Hotel Venezia, with Mayor Nick Pachota as Master of Ceremonies. Advance Sale Tickets $55.00 only at www.visitvenicefl.org Fashions from Abode, Island Way Boutique, Krystyna's Designs, Lisa's Classic Rose, Nest, Scarlett Macaw, Seaside Chic, Sunbug, Twist Boutiques.
News Release: Children First Secures Nearly $400,000 in Grants to Empower Children and Families
Children First, the exclusive provider of Head Start and Early Head Start services in Sarasota County, is thrilled to announce over $350,000 in recent grant funding to support its mission of strengthening children and families. These generous gifts will enhance the agency’s comprehensive services, which include early childhood education, nutrition, emotional and behavioral support, and family-strengthening programs. Key funding contributions include: $90,000 from the Virginia B. Toulmin Foundation to
New Florida Blue Locations Coming Soon!
All the primary care you need, in one place: We offer a variety of primary care services, conveniently located under one roof-designed specifically for adults aged 18 and over. Experience the Sanitas difference with a dedicated care team: Get all the attention you need for all around care-from your Sanitas doctor and care team of nurses, health coaches and nutritionists and clinical social workers.Always on, always by your side: As a Florida Blue Member, you can connect 24/7 to the care teams you know
Press Release: Children First Ambassador Named Parent of the Year by Florida Head Start Association
Children First proudly announces that Renee Sensenbrenner has been named the 2024 Parent of the Year by the Florida Head Start Association. This prestigious award recognizes a parent who exemplifies leadership, serves as a role model for their children, and makes a positive impact on their community.As the mother of two children currently enrolled in the Early Head Start program, Renee has become a key advocate for children and families in Sarasota County. Recently re-elected for a third consecutive term as
BofA Names Children First as its 2024 Neighborhood Champion, Celebrating 5 Years of Non-Profit Investments in Sarasota/Manatee
SARASOTA, Fla. – Bank of America announced today that Children First, the exclusive provider of Head Start and Early Head Start services for Sarasota County, has been named as the 2024 Bank of America Neighborhood Champion in Sarasota/Manatee for its work to strengthen families and create pathways for economic advancement. Commemorating its fifth year, Bank of America’s Neighborhood Champions® program provides multiyear flexible grant funding annually to high-impact nonprofits in nearly 40 communities
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Fundraisers
Joey D's Chicago Style Eatery Venice FUNDRAISERS Joey D's will donate 15% back to the foundation Pick an evening during the week, 15% of the revenue generated from in-house and take-out will go back to your organization. Please text me if you would like to set something up. Jay Hixon - 941-900-7055
The CTA, BOI and FinCEN: What Does this Mean for Venice, FL Businesses?
The Corporate Transparency Act may require certain U.S. companies to disclose beneficial ownership information to FinCEN to combat financial crimes. While a Texas federal district court’s preliminary injunction puts this requirement on hold, many experts expect that to be overturned. In that event, failure to file could lead to fines of $500 per day, up to a maximum of $10,000, and possible criminal penalties. Read more for details on how this may impact your business in the future. 1. Determine if
Emergency Medical Services Expanding in Venice
Emergency medical services expanding in VeniceWhat: HCA Florida Sarasota Doctors Hospital is expanding emergency medical services for Venice and the surrounding areas with the opening of HCA Florida Venice Doctors Emergency. Hospital leaders will provide an update on construction of a new freestanding emergency room, scheduled to open in mid-2025. Invited guests will be able to take a behind the scenes tour and sign an interior wall near the nurse’s station to leave their permanent mark on this new
Strengthen Your Small Business by Preparing for the Unexpected
Running a small business requires adaptability and a proactive mindset, especially when navigating unforeseen challenges. Effective responses to emergencies, such as disruptions or security breaches, can safeguard operations and maintain stability. Developing a clear, actionable emergency plan is an essential part of staying prepared for sudden disruptions. Preparation isn’t just about risk management; it’s a critical investment in your business’s longevity. Strategic planning ensures you can act
Jewish Food Festival: Sunday, Feb. 16th
The Jewish Food Festival is a yearly and much anticipated event at the Jewish Congregation of Venice. This year it will take place on Sunday, February 16, from 10am-3pm. Homemade Jewish pastries, corned beef and pastrami sandwiches, chopped liver, matzo balls and cabbage soups, kugel, knishes, and more! The JCV is located at 600 North Auburn Road (off East Venice Avenue). For pre-orders visit JCV website: jewishcongregationofvenice.org. Call 941-484-2022.
Movies in the Park Showing: Narnia
Movies in the Park Showing: Narnia Friday, January 17th at 6:30 PM Centennial Park, 200 W Venice Ave Free family friendly movie! Bring your chairs & blankets! Brought to you by: Venice MainStreet and Venice Institute for Performing Artsvisitvenicefl.org
Movies in the Park Showing: Hook
Movies in the Park Showing: Hook Friday, February 7th at 6:30 PM Centennial Park, 200 W Venice Ave Free family friendly movie! Bring your chairs & blankets! Brought to you by: Venice MainStreet and Venice Institute for Performing Artsvisitvenicefl.org
Award Winning Pool Builder - Indigo Pool Patio BBQ
Indigo Pool Patio BBQ, your trusted leader for new pool construction in North Port, Venice, Nokomis, Osprey, Sarasota, and Englewood, Florida. Since 2008, we've been crafting dream pools and elevating outdoor living spaces for homeowners in Sarasota County. Imagine: Sun-kissed days spent splashing in your own private pool, balmy evenings grilling under the stars, and laughter echoing across a beautifully designed outdoor living space. At Indigo Pool Patio BBQ, we turn that dream into reality for Sarasota
Heart Transplant Recipient Steven Bradley Encourages Others to Live Every Day with Gratitude
Steven Bradley, a 63-year-old Florida resident, encourages others to live every day with gratitude. He shared his story of survival with community members attending a recent Wellness Series event hosted by HCA Florida Englewood Hospital. Thirty years ago, Steven was diagnosed with Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy (HCM), a thickening of the lower main pumping chamber of the heart (the left ventricle). He is a grateful heart recipient today, providing hope to other patients needing transplants. In April 2022,