- April 24, 2024
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Kathryn Cook, Lorna Goodfellow, Mimi Hartker and Cliona Nestor dressed in 1920s attire according to their table’s theme.
Donald Boyd, Scott Ashdown and Steve Goodfellow looked dapper for the event.
Lorna and Steve Goodfellow put on their best 1920s attire for their table’s theme.
Scott Ashdown and Mimi Hartker traveled back in time to the 1920s for the evening.
Joel and Joan Strickland loved wearing fun outfits for the occasion.
Matthew’s Hope Board Secretary Deb Linden and Founder/CEO Scott Billue paused for a moment to take in the event.
One of the most brightly decorated tables — complete with some of the most festive guests in attendance — was themed “Christmas Vacation.”
Susan and David Schafer dressed as Mickey and Minnie Mouse.
The Orlando Sentinel’s Scott Maxwell was the emcee for the evening.
Florida Hospital was the event's main sponsor.
Comedian Bob Smiley struck a pose while performing his routine on stage.
Scott Billue, founder and CEO of Matthew’s Hope, thanked guests for their support.
Melts on Main Street’s Matt Erickson and his table crew won the award for the best dressed table.
Jeff Ostheimer and Celeste Petrunak represented the West Orange Kiwanis Club.
Matthew’s Hope Founder/CEO Scott Billue and Sharlene Dewitz matched in their white outfits.
Sharlene Dewitz and daughter Sarah loved being part of the event.
This painting sold in the live auction for $1200. From left: Cyndee and Scott Maxwell, Matthew’s Hope Founder/CEO Scott Billue, buyers Danny and Shannan Bjortvedt and artist Greg Johnson.
WINTER GARDEN From 1920s flappers to Mickey and Minnie Mouse, guests at Matthew’s Hope’s fourth annual Harvest for Hope Garden Party pulled out all the stops to decorate their tables — and dress accordingly. The annual dinner party — held this year on Saturday, Nov. 18 — is a fundraiser for the ministry, which helps facilitate opportunities to homeless and struggling individuals who are ready to move toward self sustainability and independence. It’s also a friendly competition that pits guests head-to-head to win the Best Dressed Table Award. This year, the Orlando Sentinel’s Scott Maxwell was the emcee, and comedian Bob Smiley provided the laughter with his stand-up routine.
