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SeeShore Fest raises $25,000 in seventh annual event
Fundraiser has topped $100,000 in seven years to help fight vision loss
Gathered at SeeShore Fest Aug. 27 are (l-r) Charlotte Sadler, Pam VanSant, Kim Burton, founders Heather and Dom Napolitano, Amy Jones, Dave Burton, Samantha Ortwein, David Burbage, Liz Burbage, and Lauren Burton holding Leia Burton. ELLEN DRISCOLL PHOTOS
September 1, 2022
In just seven years, the SeeShore Fest has raised more than $108,000 to spread awareness and gather funds to fight vision loss.
Heather Napolitano and husband Dom founded SeeShore Fest, which raised more than $25,000 at its annual event held Aug. 27 at The Starboard.
Attendees tried their luck at punch boards, raffles and Dax’s Duck Game, with all funds raised going to Foundation Fighting Blindness and the Feinbloom Low Vision Center at The Eye Institute.
Follow the group at facebook.com/SeeShoreFest.
SeeShore Fest was founded by Dom and Heather Napolitano, who began to lose her vision in 2013.
Pam VanSant is thrilled with the soft stuffed animal she won from the punch board.
With her winning pingpong ball in hand, Kim Burton goes to collect her prize. Everyone wins in the punch board game.
Virginia Lamb sells lemonade to support SeeShore Fest.
