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Seabreeze class of 1970 donates $3,000 to two local groups

The funds came from class member donations and in-kind contributions.

Brad Montgomery, SHS athletic director; Rick Bosang and Debbie Berner Borg, of Seabreeze High School Class of 1970; and Seabreeze High School Assistant Principals Stinamay Lagrotta and Jodi Lewitt. Courtesy photo
Brad Montgomery, SHS athletic director; Rick Bosang and Debbie Berner Borg, of Seabreeze High School Class of 1970; and Seabreeze High School Assistant Principals Stinamay Lagrotta and Jodi Lewitt. Courtesy photo
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The Seabreeze High School Class of 1970 recently donated a total of $3,000 to two local organizations, thanks to funds raised following its 52-year high school reunion. 

The money came from class member donations and in-kind contributions.

Patrick Smith, director of philanthropy engagement at First Step Shelter, and Debbie Berner Borg, of Seabreeze High School Class of 1970. Courtesy photo

The first donation of $1,500 went to First Step Shelter in Daytona Beach and will be used for the shelter's outdoor safe zone. The second  $1,500 donation went to Seabreeze High School's Athletic Department, where the money will be used to help students in financial need participate in sports. 

"The class would like to recognize the over-and-above effort by Mr. Montgomery to assist and contribute to the success of their reunion, as well as his outstanding leadership to promote SHS Athletics to alumni and other local concerns," class member Rick Bosang said in an email.

 

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