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5th Annual 3rd Planet Brewery Fire Truck Pull Fundraiser

  • Writer: Brand Focus
    Brand Focus
  • Jul 10
  • 1 min read

Niceville’s 3rd Planet Brewery hosted the 5th Annual Fire Truck Pull sponsored by local Rotaries to raise awareness and funds in support of Twin Cities Pavilion and Crestview Manor Assisted Living Facilities. Funds are used to support critical projects for the two facilities.


3rd Planet Brewery Fire Truck Pull
3rd Planet Brewery Fire Truck Pull

 

Twin Cities Pavilion and Crestview Manor are private, non-profit facilities providing alternative living situations for at-risk individuals who would otherwise be homeless. We focus on the low-to-modest income elderly and handicapped who cannot afford the fees charged by for-profits. Over 75% of our residents are Medicaid recipients.

 

Both are modest in appearance and cost and offer quality care to those who are no longer safe living in their homes. The monthly cost of $2600 includes all services except for private phones and cable television. There are no sign-on commitments or leases. Staff assist with personal care, homemaking, and self-administered medication. Each has an amazing Activities program to keep residents engaged and permit opportunities for socialization.

 

We have tentatively set next year’s event for April 17, 2027. 3rd Planet is a wonderful establishment that is very community minded. There will be all kinds of activities for families and children. We will be working on recruiting teams to pull which consist of 10 people. The entry fee is $250 per team. Please consider putting this on your calendar and supporting this worthy cause. If you don’t wish to pull, you can sponsor a team of your choice!

 

Thank you to the incredible cast of people who are vital to the success of this activity.  We appreciate each of you for your ongoing support.

 

FUNDS RAISED:  $11,536.54!

Community Care for the Elderly

Elder Services of Okaloosa County is the designated Lead Agency for the Community Care for the Elderly (CCE) Program in Okaloosa County. The CCE program was created by the Florida Legislature to assist functionally impaired elderly persons to live dignified and reasonably independent lives in their own homes, or in the homes of relatives or caregivers.

Elder Services also contracts for the Federal Older Americans Act (OAA) which assists with in-home services to help clients remain in the preferred setting of their home. The CCE program compliments the Older Americans Act to ensure the most supportive array of services.

Elder Services of Okaloosa County

1B 9th Avenue
Shalimar, FL 32579

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