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Plumbago Birthday Celebration

Written by: August 14 2009
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VERO BEACH — Plumbago Volunteer Services celebrated a successful year with fun-filled First Birthday Party at the Heritage Center.  Festivities began with the release of a covey of beautiful white doves, all trained to fly back to their home on Oslo Road.  Austin McLaughlin, a young, up and coming country western singer, entertained the crowd with some of her own compositions, a group from Zumba Fitness gave an invigorating demonstration and local vendors displayed an array of attention-grabbing products.  Plumbago was founded last year by Darlene Forage in an effort to connect individuals seeking volunteer opportunities with local non-profit organizations.{igallery 18}

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