Good News Florida

OUT AND ABOUT 18 NOVEMBER 2017 Good News • Broward Edition Pictured left to right: Dan Lindblade, Dwayne Dickerson, Commissioner Dean Trantalis, Renee LaBonte, Heather Brinkworth, Ina Lee, Gale Butler, Marla Lazarus, Shaun Robbins, Heidi Dennis, Michael Berry, Chip LaMarca, Jason Crush More than 300 charitable foodies indulged in delicious culinary delights and fine wine during the fifth annual Eat Your Heart Out culinary soiree at The Galleria, raising over $60,000 for the Heart Gallery of Broward County, a re- spected not-for-profit commit- ted to finding loving families for the hardest to place foster children. A highlight of the de- lectable event featured Dr. Ana E. Calderon Randazzo recognized as Child Advocate of the year for her extra dedi- cated approach to the children of Broward County. “We are thrilled and proud of the success of our fifth an- nual Eat Your Heart Out event, supporting children who need a loving home,” said Yvette DuBose, execu- tive director of the Heart Gallery of Broward County. “Our community shines with an immense amount of sup- port for the hardest to place foster children.” Eat Your Heart Out atten- dees enjoyed delicious dishes and libations from a variety of stand-out restaurants such as Angelo Pizza, Bar and Tapas, Blue Martini, BurgerFi, Café Maxx, Café Vico, Canyon, Cookies by Design, Funky Buddha, Hoffman’s Choco- lates, Il Mulino, Mellow Mush- room, Myapapaya, MidiCi, OCEAN2000, Pelican Land- ing, Riverside Market, Sea- sons 52, Sweeter Days, Truluck’s and The Mermaid Bar. “Eat Your Heart out” Foodies Open Their Hearts & Appetites for Charity