Yachts International November-December 2014

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MAKING WAVESYACHTS INTERNATIONAL PARTNERSWITH THE BOYS & GIRLS CLUBS OFNEWPORT COUNTY FOR A RECORD-BREAKING FUNDRAISERAs part of an annual effort to bolster community support, the Boys& Girls Clubs of Newport County in Rhode Island held two festiveevents on back-to-back starlit evenings in August. The events,which saw record-breaking returns, included a yacht hop hostedby Newport Shipyard and the clubs’ annual Dinner Dance Party atRosecliff. The clubs’ executive director and CEO, Joseph Pratt, was pleased withthe outpouring of support from the community.“Attracting more than 300 guests and generating more than $200,000 in financialsupport to the Boys & Girls Clubs of Newport County, we achieved our most successfulevent in its 35-year history,” said Pratt. “Thanks to our volunteers, sponsors and friends,we are able to carry on our mission to enable all youth to achieve their full potential.Great futures start with our programs at the Boys & Girls Clubs, which promotecharacter and leadership, health and wellness, and education and career development.”Guests enjoyed two elegant evenings of cocktails and fine dining, camaraderieand fun thanks to the efforts of co-chairs Kim Herrlinger, Carol O’Malley, SherriGrace and Piper Quinn, along with an active volunteer committee. A silent auctionand a live auction ensured that the “boys and girls” benefitted from the generosity ofthe Newport community. Peter de Savary and family were the event’s title sponsors.Yachts participating in the shipyard event included Defiance, from B&B yachtcharters and Global Oceans Luxury Yacht Charters; Hargrave Custom Yachts’GiGi II; Meteor, from Yachting Partners International; Feadship Centinela IV;and Usher, from Fleet Miami and Northrop and Johnson. Captains and crew didwhat they do best—making everyone feel welcome, even the yachting uninitiated.Contributing sponsors were Bank of America, C1 Bank, The Clarke CookeHouse, Cox Communications Northeast Region and Lucid Yacht Group/AdmiralTecnomar USA. Active Interest Media’s Yachts International was the event’s mediasponsor. —Jill BobrowFor more information: 401 847 6927, bgcnewport.org,newportyachtrendezvous.comCLOCKWISE FROM TOP: The “boys and girls” at Roseclifffor the gala; Kerry Whitaker, Shelly Mathes, MacyJohnson, Kim Herrlinger, Jennifer Saia; cheerfulsupporters of the Boys & Girls Clubs enjoying theyacht hop; the yacht hop at Newport Shipyard wasa resounding success.PHOTOS BY SUKI FINNERTYYACHTSINTERNATIONAL26yachtsinternational.com
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