West Palm Beach, FL – September 2020 – Palm Beach Outlets presents the Raise the Roof Virtual 5K Fundraiser for Quantum House. Raise the Roof Virtual 5K will begin on Sunday, September 13, 2020 at midnight and finishes on Sunday, September 27, 2020 at 11:59 p.m. EST. Join sponsors The Palm Beach Post, Baptist Health, The Town of Palm Beach United Way, Ryan Swenson Edward Jones and Palm Beach Outlets to make a difference.

The Palm Beach Symphony has released its 2019/20 Impact Report offering insight into how one of South Florida’s legendary arts institutions became a cultural innovator once again during the pandemic as it continued its mission of engaging, educating and entertaining the greater community of the Palm Beaches and beyond.

Community service comes second nature to Keiser University Seahawk athletic teams. “I truly believe that to be a successful program you have to stay humble and dedicate as much time and effort as possible to the community. Showing the team we can work hand in hand to accomplish goals in life other than volleyball encourages our athletes to grow and strive as the future women of the world,” said Coach James Rogers. With the goal of serving several efforts a year, the group keeps their calendars full, as activities have included helping out at the Quantum House which provides families a place to stay when a child is being treated for a medical condition, providing toiletries to those in need, donating blood, and more.

Get fit and raise monies for Quantum House, a caring and supportive home that lessens the burden for families whose children are receiving treatment in Palm Beach County for a serious medical condition! Palm Beach Outlets has teamed with Quantum House for the Raise the Roof Virtual 5K fundraiser from Sunday, September 13 through Sunday, September 27, 2020.

Quantum House will unveil its Jupiter Resale Shop to guests in a soft opening on Saturday, August 22, from 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. All proceeds from the resale shop will directly benefit Quantum House’s children and families.

Quantum House is hosting its first-ever Summer Silent Online Auction. The auction kicked off on Friday, August 14 and will continue through Monday, August 24 at 8 p.m. Participants can bid on tech items, bicycles, children’s games, fully stocked Yeti coolers, and more, all in support of Quantum House’s mission to host and support the families of sick children.

The Palm Beach North Chamber of Commerce has announced its 2020-21 board of directors and Stephanie Mitrione as its incoming board chair. In addition to serving as chamber chair, she is on the executive committee of the Central Palm Beach County Chamber of Commerce, and is also on the board for Quantum House, the Lake Okeechobee Regional Economic Alliance, the South Florida Fair, SunFest and the Economic Council of Okeechobee County. In addition, she is a graduate of the Leadership Palm Beach County Class of 2015 and was the recipient of the 2017 ATHENA Young Professional Leadership Award.

Cheering up a child in need of a laugh was the spark that helped create greeting cards purported to come from Mary Cay Martin’s celebrated dog, Buddy. Distributed by mail monthly detailing the adventures of Buddy in hand-made cards with pictures of the photogenic pooch, Buddy Love cards are brightening the day of children and adults across the nation.

Quantum House in West Palm Beach will join homes that help and heal across North America in commemorating National Hospitality House Week as proclaimed by the Healthcare Hospitality Network. National Hospitality House Week is celebrated annually during the fourth week of July. This year, the week falls July 19 through July 26.

Anthony’s Coal Fired Pizza in Palm Beach Gardens will continue its tradition of giving back to the South Florida community when it hosts its third “Give Back Night” on Tuesday, June 9, in support of Quantum House.

As social distancing is creating a new hurdle for many, particularly ill children, to overcome, Palm Beach Symphony and Creative Arts Therapies of the Palm Beaches are giving them something to sing about, through a partnership called Nurturing Notes.

Back in business! The Gardens Mall in Palm Beach Gardens opened up stores Friday at 11 a.m. after being closed for about two months because of the coronavirus pandemic. The mall’s stroller rental is no longer available, but strollers are available for purchase for $20, and the money will be donated to the Quantum House.