A quick look back upon some of the fun things we have done over the years ~
Once we organized as the Pirates on the Panhandle in May of 2009, one of our first socials was on the Blackbeard Cruise Ship out of Destin Harbor. In 2010 our Club starting the New Year’s Day Penguin Plunge at Juana’s Pagoda and then in 2015 we took over the 15th Annual Navarre Beach Car Show from NABOR. We have constantly made new friends and have done so many great things for other charities in our community that needed our help.
Once we organized as the Pirates on the Panhandle in May of 2009, one of our first socials was on the Blackbeard Cruise Ship out of Destin Harbor. In 2010 our Club starting the New Year’s Day Penguin Plunge at Juana’s Pagoda and then in 2015 we took over the 15th Annual Navarre Beach Car Show from NABOR. We have constantly made new friends and have done so many great things for other charities in our community that needed our help.
Since the beginning, the Pirates on the Panhandle Social Club have raised and donated well over $127,000 to other non-profit charities in the Navarre area. Because of our work in the community, the Navarre Beach Area Chamber of Commerce presented our Club with the “2016 SPIRIT OF NAVARRE AWARD” at their 41st Annual Banquet in January 2017.
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Thanks to ALL who have contributed over the years to making our Club a fun and rewarding experience. Take a few minutes to relive some of the great time we have had together while helping those in need.
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Weekend Food Program
April 20th with Lynn Seever, 'Chief' James Seever, Michelle Abrams, Weekend Food Program Director, Eric Musch, Rhonda Musch and 'Jersey Jerry' Foster. March 4th the Club had a Car Wash to benefit Refuge For Women at Keller Williams Realty’s Navarre Offices and from that event the Pirates were able to donate a check in the amount of $1,500 to Refuge For Women.
Left to Right: Skip Orth w/Refuge For Women, Michelle Jones is Refuge For Women’s City Director, Mark Miller, 'Jersey Jerry' Foster and 'Chief' James Seever.
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Adopt-A-Highway
Pick-up, April 22nd It only took a couple hours to cover the little over 2 miles of State Road 87 from Hwy 98 up to East Bay Blvd. The Club's next pick-up will be in the Spring of '20. 
November 8, 2019 a $1,000 check was presented to The Starfish Project (which will be matched) at the Greater Navarre Area Chamber of Commerce breakfast at the Navarre Conference Center.
On November 10, 2019 another check was given to Nic Hubbard, a Santa Rosa County Sheriff Deputy, recovering from cancer. Our Little Band of Pirates have now raised over 13K for Nic and his family to assist with medical costs.
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Annual Navarre Beach Car, Truck & Bike Show and Craft Fair on 2nd Saturday in October @ High School
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