Back at the Fair for the unmissable Extreme Pogo Show!
Here’s something to share with all your friend up north! Come to @westpalmbch!
Psyched to be rappelling from the top of the Comeau building on Saturday! #Rappel4TLP
The sun is out again! #ilovewpb
Pinkasaurus Rex cheering on runners at #raceforthecure
The #raceforthecure has started! #ilovewpb
Got up early for the #raceforthecure on the Waterfront #ilovewpb
Race for the Cure team working at Avocado Grill! #ilovewpb
Packet pickup is open for Race for the Cure 2019
Confetti and a Standing Ovation for Mayor @jmuoio’s last State of the City #ilovewpb
The Mayor takes the stage for her final State of the City #ilovewpb
Excited to hear Mayor @jmuoio’s State of the City 2019 #ilovewpb
Back at Continuum – open till Saturday on Clematis #wpbarts
New benches on the 300 block of Clematis Street #ilovewpb
Go Over The Edge and donate to The Lord’s Place #rappel4tlp
Have you ever walked down the street and thought that someone should do something to help our local Homeless?
If so, today is your lucky day!
The Lord’s Place is a local organization that has continued to provide services to the homeless population of Palm Beach County. The nonprofit that has been serving men, women and families in our community for over 30 years. With a goal of eradicating local homelessness for good.
Donate to to the Rappelling Event to help today!
On February 2nd, The Lord’s Place is throwing their inaugural rappelling event to help end homelessness! There are 92 spots available and the first 92 people to raise or pay $500 will get a scheduled spot to rappel off the 9 story Comeau Building downtown.
As of today we’ve raised $32,226 of a $100,000 goal, but we need your help!

If you want to help out, join #TeamClematis, raise $500 & then schedule the 2nd of February to rappel onto the 300 Block of Clematis Street.

Click here to donate to #TeamClematis member Aaron Wormus

Click here to donate to #TeamClematis member Trisha Saterfield
One of The Lord’s Places programs that we benefit from every day is when they worked with the Downtown Development Authority to create the “Downtown Clean Team”.
Watch this video about Patty, who has a history of drug addiction and a prison record, but with the help of The Lord’s Place she helps keep downtown clean as part of the “Clean Team”. She uses her experience to help others who are experiencing homelessness. I see Patty every morning in my walk down Clematis Street and it is always good seeing and greeting her as she cheerfully goes about her work downtown.
If after reading all of that (and watching the above video) you’re still not convinced, then join us for dinner and drinks at “Aaron’s Last Supper” on the evening of January 31st.
Doran’s has a brand new Menu and they have agreed to donate 10% of proceeds from dinner to support #TeamClematis.
Enjoy Happy Hour Drinks & a special Monkey in Paradise Cocktail. Listen to live music at Clematis by Night
