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Braman in the Community
Braman Sponsors Women's Symposium
John Hopkins Symposium "One Day Journey"
Gathered at the Kravis Center on January 23rd were a thousand participants and many renowned faculty of Johns Hopkins Medicine. The gathering provided important health information for the participants and also gave them an opportunity to speak with faculty members about their health concerns.
Johns Hopkins, located in the city of Baltimore, is known throughout the world for the quality of the care it provides and the advances it has made is diagnosing and treating diseases. On the Hopkins campus in Baltimore there are a number of hospital facilities devoted to specific illnesses and treatments. For instance the Cancer Center is one of the premier sites for Cancer treatment in the country. Some of Cancer faculty appeared at the event at the Kravis Center and either spoke or contributed information through a panel discussion.
Theo Tarantini, who heads Braman Health Care Initiative, was able to speak with faculty members, some of whom he has worked with at Johns Hopkins. Among the most inspiring of the speakers was Lillie Shockney, breast cancer survivor, acclaimed humorist, author and lecturer who presented during the Plenary Session. She held her audience spellbound as she described her journey through the diagnosis and treatment of her breast cancer. Currently, Lillie is the Administrator of the Avon Breast Cancer at Johns Hopkins.
Lillie and Theo had a chance to speak after the morning session about the Johns Hopkins presence in Palm Beach. Lillie indicated that while it is only a *referral Office* it does coordinate care of patients who want to be treated at Johns Hopkins in Baltimore. "It works well and we are very pleased with our presence here."
Theo voiced some concerns about the lack of Johns Hopkins physicians at the Johns Hopkins Office in Palm Beach. "A referral office is fine but the community would like to have the presence of Johns Hopkins physicians who can see patients, evaluate their conditions and then refer them to Baltimore." Furthermore, a presence would be supported by community and Business Leaders alike." Joining the discussion on this topic was the Co-Chair of the event, Mollye Block, who indicated that one cannot duplicate the resources of a Johns Hopkins in Palm Beach but a presence of physicians would be welcome for a limited role in getting patients referred to Baltimore.
Cheryl McDuffie, the organizer of the event and Hopkins program analyst, was enthusiastic about Theo*s comments and said, "We need to stay in touch about the ideas you have for the Hopkins presence in Palm Beach, but most of all, all of us at Hopkins, appreciate the role that Braman played in supporting this event. We hope that you will continue to do this in the future." Theo indicated that "Braman Motors supports many great causes and will continue to be a strong voice and leader among businesses in Palm Beach County for events such as "A Womens Journey"
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Gathered at the Kravis Center on January 23rd were a thousand participants and many renowned faculty of Johns Hopkins Medicine. The gathering provided important health information for the participants and also gave them an opportunity to speak with faculty members about their health concerns.
Johns Hopkins, located in the city of Baltimore, is known throughout the world for the quality of the care it provides and the advances it has made is diagnosing and treating diseases. On the Hopkins campus in Baltimore there are a number of hospital facilities devoted to specific illnesses and treatments. For instance the Cancer Center is one of the premier sites for Cancer treatment in the country. Some of Cancer faculty appeared at the event at the Kravis Center and either spoke or contributed information through a panel discussion.
Theo Tarantini, who heads Braman Health Care Initiative, was able to speak with faculty members, some of whom he has worked with at Johns Hopkins. Among the most inspiring of the speakers was Lillie Shockney, breast cancer survivor, acclaimed humorist, author and lecturer who presented during the Plenary Session. She held her audience spellbound as she described her journey through the diagnosis and treatment of her breast cancer. Currently, Lillie is the Administrator of the Avon Breast Cancer at Johns Hopkins.
Lillie and Theo had a chance to speak after the morning session about the Johns Hopkins presence in Palm Beach. Lillie indicated that while it is only a *referral Office* it does coordinate care of patients who want to be treated at Johns Hopkins in Baltimore. "It works well and we are very pleased with our presence here."
Theo voiced some concerns about the lack of Johns Hopkins physicians at the Johns Hopkins Office in Palm Beach. "A referral office is fine but the community would like to have the presence of Johns Hopkins physicians who can see patients, evaluate their conditions and then refer them to Baltimore." Furthermore, a presence would be supported by community and Business Leaders alike." Joining the discussion on this topic was the Co-Chair of the event, Mollye Block, who indicated that one cannot duplicate the resources of a Johns Hopkins in Palm Beach but a presence of physicians would be welcome for a limited role in getting patients referred to Baltimore.
Cheryl McDuffie, the organizer of the event and Hopkins program analyst, was enthusiastic about Theo*s comments and said, "We need to stay in touch about the ideas you have for the Hopkins presence in Palm Beach, but most of all, all of us at Hopkins, appreciate the role that Braman played in supporting this event. We hope that you will continue to do this in the future." Theo indicated that "Braman Motors supports many great causes and will continue to be a strong voice and leader among businesses in Palm Beach County for events such as "A Womens Journey"
Braman and Partners Support Sunshine Kids
Chic Cocktail Party and Auction Well-Attended
The Sunshine Kids Foundation adds quality of life to children with cancer by providing them with exciting, positive, group activities so they may once again do what kids are supposed to do . . . have fun and celebrate life!
Braman Motorcars presented cars at Robb & Stucky Interiors at Palm Beach Gardens for an evening reception and live auction fund-raiser dedicated to this wonderful group of children with cancer.
The event's partners provided food by Carrabba's Italian Grill, shows by the Fred Astaire dancers, and presentations by Field of Dreams, Panache, You're Invited, and of course show cars from Braman's horsepower stables.
The festivities, complete with hor d'oeurves, champagne, wine, and cigars were hosted from 6-9pm on Wednesday, November 12th. A live auction began at 6:30pm and featured the deals of a lifetime... all to benefit the kids.
We look forward to the day when The Sunshine Kids Foundation will no longer need to exist. Until that time, the entire Sunshine Kids family is dedicated to providing the most exciting activities, trips, and events for as many young cancer patients as possible. Click here for more information on Sunshine Kids.
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Braman Gives "Horsepower" to Vinceremos
Nearly $14,000 raised from spirited MINI auction at Gala Dinner Dance and Auction
Vinceremos, the therapeutic riding school for the handicapped, had its "Night Under the Stars". The grand night featured "A Feast of Luxury Automobiles" presented by Braman Motorcars, who worked closely with the Vinceremos staff to make this a very successful fund-raiser for a very worthy cause.
Braman bid cards im-use during a spirited auction of the MINI Cooper
Braman Motorcars contributed a two year lease on a MINI Cooper and in the auction part of the evening, the lease helped to raise almost $14,000. Braman Motorcars has gone even further in supporting this wonderful charity by offering to continue the campaign throughout the coming year. Anyone who attended and kept their bid card may call a special number to drive one of our beautiful automobiles. Should they buy the automobile, a donation will be made to Vinceremos.
Vinceremos has a goal of raising one million dollars to build an indoor arena for the children and veterans that it serves. The fundraiser on February 22 raised a quarter of a million dollars toward that goal. With that amount, Vinceremos is close to having met the three quarter mark of their financial goal.
Braman takes pride in supporting community activities, and especially those that provide such important services to our children in need. In the course of this year, Vinceremos will begin working with wounded Veterans, using the Healing Power of horses to advance their rehabilitation, and help them to regain their confidence. Throughout the campaign, Braman was pleased to let our customers know that Braman gives horsepower to Vinceremos. Braman will continue to be there all year long for Vinceremos.
The following week, the couple who bid on the Cooper, Mr. and Mrs. John McCarthy came to our dealership to pick up the brand new MINI for their daughter. Everyone wins, the children who need our help and support, and the winning couple who wanted their daughter to drive an incredibly safe, fuel-efficient car.
We salute the McCarthys and their generosity to Vinceremos. We encourage anyone with the time and horse skills to become a volunteer at Vinceremos. Call them directly at 561-792-9900 and give them the most precious gift you can: time.
The Braman Girls, Stephanie and Gabriella, flank the winner of the auction. He purchased the car for his daughter.