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Lakeside Terrace marks grand opening of event venue with benefit for Boca charity

BOCA RATON – More than 200 guests and dignitaries—including Mayor Susan Whelchel, who gave a warm welcome speech to kick off the evening—gathered for a grand opening October 12 at the Lakeside Terrace banquet facility located at 7880 Glades Road in Boca Raton.  The evening was a benefit for the Florence Fuller Child Development Centers.

Shown from left are Pam Calzdilla, Kathy Adkins, Dick Lee, Gail Wasserman, Lynn Hover, Lauren

“We are so excited to be a part of the Boca Raton community and to have partnered with such a worthwhile organization for our grand opening,” said James Delisle, manager of Lakeside Terrace, who has pledged a $2,500 donation to Florence Fuller. “Florence Fuller does so much for this community and we are happy we could give something back to them.”

Attendees were treated to delicious cuisine at several food stations, including an elaborate sculpted ice tower filled with chilled seafood, a meat carving station, a create-your-own pasta station, and a made-to-order Banana’s Foster dessert display. The full-service bar was located in the air-conditioned outdoor canopied terrace that overlooks a tranquil lake and fountain. Guests also had the opportunity to enter into a raffle to win a five-night Hawaiian getaway.

“Lakeside Terrace hosted a wonderful event and treated all of the attendees like royalty,” said Doug Paton, president and CEO of Florence Fuller Child Development Centers. “We are so pleased to join together with Lakeside Terrace as community partners.”

The 3,500 square-foot contemporary multi-service facility accommodates up to 200 guests. The fresh and neutral décor blends hues of orange, celadon and bronzes while floor-to-ceiling windows capture the view of the lake centered with a dramatic fountain.

About Florence Fuller Child Development Centers

For more than three decades, Florence Fuller Child Development Centers have provided quality childcare and family support services for economically disadvantaged families.  The center’s mission is to empower these families to succeed and to prepare the children for a lifetime of positive learning.  For more information call (561) 391-7274 ext. 111 or visit www.ffcdc.org.

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