It was the Summer of 2002 and I was in Maine of all places earning a few college credits and racking up some extra cash at a local sandwich shop when I first caught World Cup Fever.

What constitutes a generous donation depends on the individual. For some on a tight budget, $10 is huge, while others may be able to provide a multi-million dollar donation. Here are several examples of the power of donations that may well have represented the life savings of the donors.

How to remedy being insatiable? When your pursuit of happiness equates to a ravenous need for more, it might be time to re-evaluate your priorities.

Best enjoyed from the balcony of an artfully decorated hi-rise, this Hugo Spritz cocktail is a must-have while enjoying the perks of Magic City living.

The pounding heart of our island’s philanthropic endeavors, the Key Biscayne Community Foundation makes our village’s charitable impulses just that much easier to implement.

An inspiration for all people regardless of age, Martin Frallicciardi’s philanthropically full life is a shining testament to Key Biscayne’s commitment to positive change.

In a season of giving, we focus the radar on the tax implications of charitable giving and how you can best structure your estate. Zachary “Zak” Mann of Coastal Wealth offers a quick overview for every philanthropic budget.

Age-appropriate volunteering is the perfect way for the young to explore their talents and feel — perhaps for the first time — that they are a part of something larger than themselves.

Spring has sprung, and with it comes renewed access to all of our awesome waterside activities. You know who else would love a dip? Each and every one of these canine companions picked from local shelters.

Perhaps no place on Earth embodies the power of giving more perfectly than Key Biscayne.

Never has a cocktail more aptly represented the essence of Key Biscayne than El Farito at Lightkeepers, a refreshing, flavorful libation that gets better and better with every sip.

So much more than a series of statistics, Caroline Wozniacki has won the world’s heart with a captivating blend of talent, tenderness and a winning attitude. Read on to find out how this true contender for the Miami Open Women’s Title plans to win it all.

What would a new season be without new recipes? Less tasty, for sure. This month, we showcase some of the best new cookbooks for mouthwatering, yet attainable meals at any budget.

The small Basque city of San Sebastian with its elegant Belle Epoque architecture has more Michelin stars per square meter than anywhere else in the world and is home to #21 on the list of the World’s Top 50 Best Restaurants.

With the change of season comes a bevy of possible outdoor activities. Looking for a perfect run partner, or just someone to console after a particularly punishing CrossFit session? Look no further than these lovable canine coaches.

It’s the secret obsession haunting everyone of us as we trot across the globe: What does the fast food in our selected destination taste like? Below we pick a few tastebud-pleasing approaches to foreign fast food.

Since I was a baby, the Miami Open has been called many things. During its first year in Key Biscayne in 1987 (the inaugural playing of the tournament took place in 1985 in Delray Beach; 1986 was played in Boca West), it was known as The Lipton.

This month, we explore everything on, in and around the beautiful azure waters that surround our paradise by the sea.

Just south of Miami in exotic Florida Keys, Seacamp provides experiential education in marine studies to students aged 8 to 21 years old with a focus on hands-on and interactive programs.

What better way to celebrate St. Valentine’s on our still-temperate isle than adding a sweet treat to your already loving home? Below, we’ve selected the top-dogs from our city’s most reputable rescues.

Mustering forth with the bold manifesto to eat, drink and educate, Feb. 21-25 sees the Food Network & Cooking Channel’s South Beach Wine & Food Festival once more erupt on our shores.

In honor of the awe-inspiring MIBS and all the marine merriment it entails, this month we tip our hats and raise our glasses to Shucker’s Waterfront Grill, a true bastion in our extensive dock-and-dine scene.

When organizers announced the exciting move of the Miami International Boat Show to Key Biscayne a few years ago, it made national headlines. Interstingly, many did not realizing that the show actually began on the island back in 1941.

In honor of the Miami International Boat Show, we’ve scoured all corners of our marketplace for the finest in marine accessories sure to get you eager to set sail.