Recreation

"This year's silent auction features so many exciting items and experiences for people to bid on!" relayed Tracy Mitchell.

"There is very little about what I am passionate about on a personal or professional level that isn't connected to animals in some way, and I can't imagine what my life would be without them," Bloomberg told us.

"Women are still being diagnosed and need our help. Many held off getting mammograms because of COVID and now we're seeing an uptick of later stage cancers," Susie Roden noted.

"Visionaries is an essential series at Guild Hall because it champions creativity, originality and resourcefulness and introduces new ways of thinking about business and the arts," noted Andrea Grover.

"Horses are intelligent, powerful, graceful animals that are often very therapeutic and awe-inspiring to be in the presence of. If I'm ever stressed or overwhelmed, I make time to be around horses and that sets me at ease without fail," Carter told us.

"This is an incredible opportunity to bring the work of the WHBPAC forward as we continue through the pandemic. We are all in this together because the performing arts are not optional," said Executive Director Julienne Penza-Boone.

"Enjoy beer specials, a photo booth, limited edition merch, raffles, a 50/50 and, of course, adoptable puppies and dogs!" Kate McEntee noted.

"Our frontline health care heroes worked tirelessly throughout the pandemic to care for their community members and the many people who were transferred to our hospital from other facilities," said Andrew Mitchell, PBMC's president & CEO.

"It's a way of us personally thanking them for all that they did and for their families for what they endured during this whole entire ordeal that we went through on the East End, like everybody else did in the United States," Glinka told Hamptons.com.

"As a novelist, naturalist, advocate for Native American rights and longtime Zen teacher, Peter's global vision resonates on a deep level with so many of us by embodying the importance of living in harmony with each other and the natural world," Daniela Kronemyer noted.