Unite for a Thrilling Evening of BBQ, Conservation, and Clean Water Advocacy!

We're firing up the grill!

Are you ready for a night to remember at F Burton Smith Park in Cocoa, Florida? We’re firing up the grill, spicing things up with an exciting auction, and giving you a chance to win incredible prizes in our raffle. But this event is about so much more than just festivities; it’s a heartfelt expression of gratitude for your unwavering support over the past five years. Buy Tickets Here!

Join us for this remarkable evening as we embark on a mission to restore the Indian River Lagoon – a vital ecosystem in Florida’s saltwater waterways. But before we dive into the details, let’s talk about what makes this event truly special. Can’t make it to the event but want to donate to the cause? Use the button below.

One of the cornerstones of our mission is the Indian River Lagoon Clam Restoration Program. This initiative is dedicated to revitalizing the once-thriving clam populations in the lagoon. Clams play a crucial role in maintaining the health of our aquatic ecosystems. They’re not just delicious seafood; they’re natural water purifiers.

Meet Star brite pro and conservation advocate Blair Wiggins: Our Charismatic Host

Our event wouldn’t be complete without the charismatic Blair Wiggins as our host. Known for his passion for fishing and the environment, Blair is an avid advocate for clean water and sustainable fishing practices. With his magnetic personality, he’ll guide us through the evening’s festivities, ensuring a memorable experience for all.

The Urgent Need for Clean Water

Florida’s saltwater waterways face a pressing issue – the need for clean water. Pollution and environmental challenges threaten the delicate balance of these ecosystems. The Indian River Lagoon is no exception. By supporting our event, you’re contributing to the fight for clean, healthy waterways that benefit not only the environment but also our communities.

Super Clams: Nature's Water Filters

You might wonder how clams tie into the bigger picture. Well, quahog clams, like those in the Indian River Lagoon, are remarkable creatures. They possess a unique ability to filter saltwater, removing impurities and toxins, thus contributing to water quality improvement. By restoring clam populations, we’re enhancing the lagoon’s self-purification capabilities.

So, mark your calendar for this extraordinary evening of BBQ, entertainment, and conservation. Your continued support is the driving force behind our mission, and together, we’re sculpting a brighter future for the Indian River Lagoon and the entire Florida saltwater ecosystem. Join us at Star brite in making a difference – one clam, one drop of clean water at a time!