The Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse & Museum is one of South Florida’s most iconic historic and cultural destinations, preserving over 8,000 years of history along the Loxahatchee River. Anchored by the striking red 1860 lighthouse—still an active aid to navigation—the site offers visitors a unique blend of heritage, education, and natural beauty.

Operated by the nonprofit Loxahatchee River Historical Society, the museum brings the region’s rich past to life through exhibits, guided tours, and community programs that explore Native American heritage, early pioneers, lighthouse keepers, and the area’s maritime legacy. 

Set within a rare 120-acre federally designated natural area, the lighthouse grounds also showcase Florida’s diverse ecosystems, offering scenic trails and waterfront views where history and nature intersect.

Through preservation, education, and community engagement, the Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse & Museum serves as a beacon connecting people to the past while inspiring stewardship for the future.

African Orphan Educational Foundation [AOEF] equips, educates, and empowers
orphaned, abandoned, and vulnerable children in Africa. Children of greatest need who are unable to afford school fees in Africa are matched with sponsors who carry that burden for them. We sponsor children in primary school, secondary school, and youth entering vocational programs and college! In addition to awarding educational
sponsorships, we distribute literacy and leadership tools to thousands of young learners in remote and rural villages, leper colonies, and inner-city communities. Ninety-eight (98) million children do not go to school in Africa. Your next move can change the odds. Local compassion fuels global impact!

Vita Nova empowers young adults (ages 18–25) who are experiencing homelessness to reclaim their futures by providing safe housing, transformative education, career readiness, and a nurturing community.

 Young adulthood should be a launchpad and a time to build stability, discover purpose, and step confidently into independence. For too many young people in Palm Beach County, it becomes a cliff. Youth who have experienced foster care, family rejection, instability, or homelessness often enter adulthood without the essentials many of us take for granted: a safe place to sleep, supportive adults, reliable transportation, health care, a diploma, or the confidence that comes from steady work and life skills.

 Vita Nova changes that trajectory. Providing a bridge to independence for former foster care, and other homeless young adults, Vita Nova offers supportive housing, education, employment, and life skills training. As the voice of homeless young adults, Vita Nova is working to eliminate homelessness for youth ages 18 to 25 in Palm Beach County.

Guided by its “Formula for Self-Sufficiency”—Housing + Education + Employment + Supportive Living—Vita Nova helps young adults move beyond survival and toward stability, dignity, and a future they can choose.