Michael Seeley, above, is the President of the Health First Foundation. “Every contribution makes a difference. Let’s continue to make Brevard County the very best place to live.” Seeley says getting involved is No. 1, even if that means starting small. “Every contribution makes a difference. Let’s continue to make Brevard County the very best place to live.” Health First is once again participating in holiday shopping events this Christmas season (Dec. 5 and 6) to benefit South Brevard Sharing Center and Brevard Family Partnership families.
At Mark Pieloch’s American Muscle Car Museum in Melbourne Wednesday night, one of the Health First Foundation’s Celebration of Giving honorees said the quiet part aloud – how selfless is giving if it feels so great?
At Mark Pieloch’s American Muscle Car Museum in Melbourne Wednesday night, one of the Health First Foundation’s Celebration of Giving honorees said the quiet part aloud – how selfless is giving if it feels so great?
Jan Bryant of Cocoa helms the monthly painting workshop at the Center for Family Caregivers called Interpreting Art As You Wish: Appreciating Art and Time Together, a service of Health First’s Aging Services, funded by the Health First Foundation. The students are area seniors suffering from dementia, Alzheimer’s disease or other cognitive impairment, and their caregivers, and the class is free to them.
Jan Weigold Bryant is one of the dedicated instructors at the Studios of Cocoa Beach, where she teaches watercolor and acrylic painting. This October, Jan and artists in her classes and workshops will exhibit their works.