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Civic leaders named to advisory council

Ten Middle Keys business and community leaders are charter members of a new regional advisory council for the Community Foundation of the Florida Keys. The Middle Keys Advisory Council will help the Keys-wide charitable foundation broaden its mission, grant-making, donor base, and public awareness in the Marathon area. Marian Buccafurni, a CFFK board member, will serve as chair of the Middle Keys Advisory Council. The founding members also include Sarah Adams, assistant principal, Stanley Switlik Elementary; C.M. Bishop, retired educator and community volunteer; Sarah Brawer, counselor, Sarah Brawer M.A.; Leigha Fox, radio personality, Florida Keys Media; Kathleen Hendrickson, estate attorney; Katalin Koler, owner, Sweet Savannah’s Bake Shop and Ice Cream Café; Mallory Pinto, real estate professional, Ocean Sotheby’s International Realty; Daniel Samess, CEO, Greater Marathon Chamber of Commerce; and Lavarski Smith, district manager, Coca-Cola Florida.

Swain named treasurer of foundation

Key West civic leader Thomas Swain has been elected the new board treasurer and vice chair of finance of the Community Foundation of the Florida Keys. Retired following a 40-year career in financial management and business development, Swain has been elected to a three-year term on CFFK’s Board of Governors. As treasurer and vice chair of finance, he will provide board oversight for the nonprofit’s financial operations, including annual budgets and audits. “I’m very excited to join the board of the Community Foundation to help build philanthropy in the Keys and support all of the great nonprofit organizations here,” Swain said. “As the new treasurer, I’m particularly interested in helping the organization with its financial management and future development efforts throughout the Keys.”

Family establishes suicide prevention fund

A long-time Keys family has created the Aaron Davis Broadaway Suicide Prevention Fund at the Community Foundation of the Florida Keys. Aaron’s grandparents, Billy and Miki Davis, created the new fund to support local nonprofits who provide suicide prevention and training programs and offer assistance to those in need of mental health support. They would assist numerous local nonprofits and serve others. Setting up the fund was a way to make a difference and aid others, raise awareness for the alarming number of suicides that occur each year, and allow Aaron’s memory to live on following his death late last year.

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